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want to add electric start to troy bilt horse

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RLundberg New Member Total Posts : 1 Scores: 0 Reward points: 0 Joined: 2021/04/24 13:44:28 Status: offline 2021/04/24 13:51:18 (permalink) 0 want to add electric start to troy bilt horse We have a 2017 Troy Bilt horse garden tiller and we would like to add an electric start to the engine. The Engine is a Briggs and Stratton. The engine model number is 19N1320085F1. Does anyone have experience with this? Thanks Quote #1 1 Reply Related Threads
Roy Moderator Total Posts : 1503 Scores: 31 Reward points: 1 Joined: 2016/07/27 22:51:23 Location: British Columbia Status: offline Re: want to add electric start to troy bilt horse 2021/04/24 20:22:15 (permalink) 0 Is there a pad on the engine block with two threaded holes to mount the starter? Without it you are dead in the water. You will also need a flywheel with a ring gear, an alternator with appropriate wiring harness, and battery with box. This is starting to get expensive. Quote #2

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want to add electric start to troy bilt horse

We have a 2017 Troy Bilt horse garden tiller and we would like to add an electric start to the engine. The Engine is a Briggs and Stratton. The engine model number is 19N1320085F1. Does anyone have experience with this? Thanks

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Re: want to add electric start to troy bilt horse 2021/04/24 20:22:15 (permalink)

Is there a pad on the engine block with two threaded holes to mount the starter? Without it you are dead in the water. You will also need a flywheel with a ring gear, an alternator with appropriate wiring harness, and battery with box. This is starting to get expensive.

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