Briggs & Stratton Starter, Side Mount W/steel Flywheel on 2040-parts.com
Fallston, Maryland, US
BRIGGS & STRATTON
STARTER
SIDE MOUNT
with steel flywheel
Good working condition.
Fits most single cylinder Briggs engines, with steel flywheel.
This item weighs approximately 5 lbs.
Depending on where you live, postage may be less than $18
(in which case I will refund the difference if it is less).
Please check out my other items.
Contact me with any questions. Thanks.
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