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Vintage Briggs and Stratton. 1930 model FH & 1937 model WM
« on: March 13, 2020, 11:18:00 pm »
These two outstanding B&S engines were restored beyond new condition by a collector in Oklahoma. When I found he was selling his collection of about 50 engines I grabbed 2 of his best. Every engine he has restored to this level. They included Maytags, Briggs, and I think a couple of Clintons. All kept in his home office.

Briggs and Stratton have an army of vintage collectors that are as dedicated as any. Quite a few oldies are still around but millions of serviceable great old cast iron engines have vanished over the decades. Both of these engines are fairly rare but the old FH is in high demand. Both start and run as good as any alive today.

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Tim you have  great eye for the best/cleanest engines  8)

Glad we have members like you to share these videos as I'm doing my best to keep myself from adding engines like this to the collection... it's not easy!!  :D
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To say those engines are nice is an understatement!
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Nice.

Come to think of it, I have an FH lying around somewhere:

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Tim, they look fantastic...!!!  Congrats...!!!


Bob your FH also looks great..!!!


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I really like those engines,  incredible condition.
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Nice Bob! I plan to run a fan-actually a squirrel cage blower when I get it painted and mounted on a cart. Yours is a beaut.
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Two superb engines there, both in looks and sound!! ;D
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Nice.

Come to think of it, I have an FH lying around somewhere:

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That's a great set up
If I had the storage space... And the money... I'd have a few more engines.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY8ELrOezIftrQ6MKCoHyfQ