help on identifing engine
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i got this gasser out of a ryobi weedeater but i had someone tell me its made by homelite, but my problem is i need a prop hub and not sure where to look or how to postiveley i.d. this thing to know what to order and where from, so maybe someone know what this is any help is appriciateted thank you
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Another source is Wacker engines http://wackerengines.com/
I am not sure Carr Precision is in business anymore as their website has expired for renewal on 5/19/2012. Maybe they will come back.
I am not sure Carr Precision is in business anymore as their website has expired for renewal on 5/19/2012. Maybe they will come back.
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You can also try www.lambertsrc.com . That is a Homelite 30cc as the others said, and is actually a better engine than a Ryobi. (Lighter and more power.) Ryobi has been using Homelite 30cc engines in their machines lately.
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