Briggs and Stratton 675 Series Repair

The Briggs & Stratton 190cc 675 Series Push Mower Engine produces 6.75 ft.-lbs. gross torque. The 675 Series Engine is the more powerful version of the standard 650 Engine that Briggs and Stratton usually uses. It has a similar design as the 650, so if you are looking for repair guides to a 650 engine, these will work just as well.

This 1.6-quart gasoline engine features a one-start float carburetor for one-pull starts, a mechanical compression release for quick starting, and a composite camshaft for device longevity. It is equipped with a Lo-Tone muffler that helps the engine run quietly.

Manufacture Date: February 2011

Model #126T02

The Briggs & Stratton lawn mower engine has a bore of 68.3 mm (2.69 in) and a stroke of 51.8 mm (2.04 in). You can identify the engine by the black plastic cover with a Briggs & Stratton logo printed on a label toward the front. A larger black label on top of the engine also displays the Briggs & Stratton logo, the series number 675 in large red text, and 190 cc printed beneath it in white.

You can find the 11- or 12-digit model number stamped into the metal blower housing, muffler heat shield, or valve cover, often near the spark plug or above the muffler. On some older models, the model number may be printed on a label on the fuel tank.

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