i have what appears to be a seiral number and i was wondering if anybody could use ut to idenify a tecumseh engine the number is under the flywheel(covered up by it) stamped on the engine block with a circle around it the number is
anybody anything yet i could really use it if you want any more info i will give you all i have it is very old 50s or 60s off of a jacobsen imperial 26 2 stage heavy duty snowblower it is either 8 or 7 hp float type carborater centerfugal governer horizontal shaft 4 cycle lauson carb anything else i will try my best just let me know
ok i am goint to do my best to give you locations i am going to give you every number on it on the top on the exhust side the numbers 110 and then what apears to be a space then 9E13 so it appears as 110 9E13 that is right under the trottle screw now on the side of the carb is the number 40 stamped in a circle now on the other side of the carb is the number 16 on the bottom of the float bowl is lauson power products grafton wis. made in the u.s.a patenit pending
yea i dont have that this isnt the 626 model i have definatly identifyed that it is the 26 how do i tell witch horse power it is becuase as it stands for me it seems to be much larger that a 5 or a 6 either a 7 or an 8hp but i will definatly look those up and the question mark in the date does that mean you dont know or that you just made a typo
The question mark in the date means that it was built in 69 or 79 or 89 as far as I know there is no way to tell which. Please post some pictures of the engine.
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If this is the engine that was originally on that snowblower, it is a 1969 or 1979. The lack of engagement handles on the handle bars tell me it is pre-1989. The size of the gas tank tells me it is a 7 or 8 hp engine.
my great grand father (rest in peace) gave this to me and i remeber him saying it lasted up until the 80s so its not 1989 its origanal color was white i have had the engine completely disasembled so if you need anything that could help you identify it just let me know i could take it apart with my eyes closed
my great grand father (rest in peace) gave this to me and i remeber him saying it lasted up until the 80s so its not 1989 its origanal color was white i have had the engine completely disasembled so if you need anything that could help you identify it just let me know i could take it apart with my eyes closed
After reading this and looking again at the photos, the engine is a 1969. What gave it away is the so called "primer" that is actually just an extra choke, the button on the carb that you push. It is either a 7 or 8 hp. It has points.
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