Briggs & Stratton Engines have a long history of providing reliable power for all kinds of equipment. From push mowers to riding mowers, go-carts to generators Briggs engines get the job done. Look to Buckeye Tractor for all your Briggs & Stratton parts needs!

What info do I need to order parts?
You will need 3 different numbers to identify your engine, the Model number, Type number and Code number. The good news is that Briggs has done a good job of stamping the number on the engine, the numbers are small but are almost always there. For most older single cylinder engines, look where the spark plug wire comes out from under the cover. Some newer single cylinder engines have a metal tag riveted near the recoil starter. For most older twin cylinder engines, look on the side or top of the flywheel shroud. Even if the engine is 20 years old, unless the main sheet metal parts of the engine have been replaced, the numbers will still be there. If you are interested in how old the engine is, the first two digits of the Code number are the year of production.