friiy

Yeah, My parka coat from work is made in Idonesia..


Friiy

I believe it was a aluminum bore, can't be sure, I didn't have a manual and my Uncle wasn't up for me taking it apart for research...

He picked it up at a yard sale for $20 bucks, It had a stuck valve from old gas..


Friiy

Nope, No primer on a pb210 or pb210e... This unit has been made since early 80's with little change until 2003 when it was phased out...


Friiy

I took apart a 6.5 Hp Honda the other day... IT was made cheaper than some Honda motors ( it was on a Craftsman mower)... I like the way it came apart.... The carb was easy to access and remove links, The choke was odd, It had a timer unit attached to it, It would only stay on choke for a couple of second as the engine started up..

Also this model had the tilted pan at about 45 degrees (meaning the case did not split apart perpendicular to he crank)... also this is one that had the rubber timing belt/overhead cam.. I think the cam/belt thing is to reduce valve train noise.

One thing, I did think was odd, The valve cover was sealed on with a factory putty, I think the case was also...(no gasket)..

Anyway, seemed like a nice motor, made to go head to head with Tec. and Briggs sold at Dept stores...


Friiy

I found info somewhere that country of origin is Indonesia.. I forgot the city...

Someone that posted on the Powerland Comment site said "China"


anyway....

Friiy