Im using a rover with a quantum 35 engine which I may need to replace. Whats the equivelent engine size in cc. Dont want to underpower the mower. Thanks.
tdbare,
Jan 9, 6:04pm
3.5 hp
mitster,
Jan 9, 7:58pm
Just as cheap to buy a new mower these days than retrofit
-bookzone-,
Jan 9, 8:04pm
This outfit has good priced mower engines, with free shipping on most models. The 3.5hp Briggs one is only $200, PLUS shipping.
Do yourself a favour - upgrade to Quantum 650 and rip into it! Several traders sell them.
-bookzone-,
Jan 9, 10:45pm
Cheaper from my link, only $320, including FREE freight!
geordieboy1,
Jan 9, 11:16pm
Still havnt got an answer to my original question. Im using a rover with a quantum 35 engine which I may need to replace. Whats the equivelent engine size in cc. Thanks.
-bookzone-,
Jan 9, 11:20pm
150cc
tmenz,
Jan 10, 12:58am
I thought they were 140cc - splitting hairs.
geordieboy1,
Jan 10, 1:19am
Thats ok. Now I know is around 150cc so will do some research about whats out there and for what price. Thanks for all your feedback.
sooby,
Jan 10, 1:42am
Our latest Masport has 148cc displacement, seems crazy that this engine in a lawn mower is nearly three times the capacity of a 50cc moped/scooter!
On the up side it has grunt for Africa
-bookzone-,
Jan 10, 2:42am
That $200 Briggs & Stratton in my earlier post is 148cc, and is a widely used engine on budget priced mowers. It's fine for an average mowing situation. The 650 Briggs is 190cc, and will certainly be powerful enough for most situations.
Unless you're doing something out of the ordinary, mowing-wise, you don't really need to spend time researching, especially price-wise.
cantabman1,
Jun 6, 9:11am
If you can, stick with the Briggs motor. They are a real success story, sell well over 150 million world wide.
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