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DuroMax XP7HPE 208cc 3/4" Shaft Recoil/Electric Start Horizontal Gas Engine

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DuroMax XP7HPE 208cc 3/4" Shaft Recoil/Electric Start Horizontal Gas EngineFeatures 208cc 4 Stroke OHV engine Large 1 Gallon Fuel Tank Runs on Standard 87 Octane Gasoline Electric Start Key Switch Box Alternate Start System: E Z Pull Recoil Starter Air Cleaner: Dual, Semi dry, Oil Bath EPA Approved for Safe Mandated Use Applications: Go Karts, Pressure Washers, Trailer Mounted Mobile Carwashes, Log Splitters, RotoTillers Cultivators, Water Trash Transfer Pump What's in The Box DuroMax XP7HPE Engine 12V Battery Leads Owners

Features
  • 208cc 4 Stroke OHV engine
  • Large 1 Gallon Fuel Tank
  • Runs on Standard 87 Octane Gasoline
  • Electric Start Key Switch Box
  • Alternate Start System: E-Z Pull Recoil Starter
  • Air Cleaner: Dual, Semi-dry, Oil Bath
  • EPA Approved for Safe Mandated Use
  • Applications: Go Karts, Pressure Washers, Trailer Mounted - Mobile Carwashes, Log Splitters, RotoTillers - Cultivators, Water/Trash Transfer Pump
What's in The Box
  • DuroMax XP7HPE Engine
  • 12V Battery Leads
  • Owners Manual
Warranty
  • 3-Year Limited Factory Warranty
  • 30 Day Satisfaction Guaranteed
Specifications
Brand DuroMax Power Equipment
SKU XP7HPE
Engine Type 4-Stroke
Valve Type OHV
Engine Cooling Type Forced Air
Displacement 208cc
Bore 70mm
Stroke 55mm
Max Output 3600 RPM
Max Torque 13.2 Nm / 9.7 ft/lb.
Compression Ratio 8.5:1
Shaft Orientation Horizontal
Shaft Size 3/4" Diameter, 2-3/8" Long, 3/16" x 1.79" Keyway
Shaft End 5/16" Size 24 UNF - Drilled and Tapped
Shaft Rotation Counter Clockwise
Measurement from Center of Shaft to Base 4.175"
Fuel Tank Capacity 1 Gallons
Fuel Types 87+ Octane Gasoline
Fuel Delivery System Carburetor
Average Run Time 1/4 Gallon Per Hour (at 1/2 load)
Starting Type Key Switch
Electric Start Yes
Recoil Start Yes
Cast Iron Sleeve Yes
Bearing Type Stainless Steel Ball Bearing
Oil Cooling Type Splash
Oil Capacity 20.3 fluid oz.
Recommended Oil 10W-30
Recommended Oil Types Blended, Conventional, or Synthetic
Product Dimensions 16.3"-Long x 13"-Wide x 13.4"-High
Product Weight 38-lbs
UPC 811640011208
Warranty 3 Year
EPA Certified Yes
CARB Certified No
50 State Emissions No
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