Honda Lawn mower engines?

Discussion in 'General' started by canalroadracing, Nov 3, 2015.

  1. canalroadracing

    canalroadracing Well-Known Member

    Anyone know where I can get a deal on a Honda mower engine for my zero turn?
    Mine's a Honda gxv670 v twin verticle shaft.

    thanks
     
    canalroadracing, Nov 3, 2015
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  2. ekraft84

    ekraft84 Registered User

    Scott!

    :D
     
    ekraft84, Nov 3, 2015
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  3. ACDNate

    ACDNate Well-Known Member

    What zero turn came with a Honda Engine???
     
    ACDNate, Nov 3, 2015
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  4. CRA_Fizzer

    CRA_Fizzer Honking at putter!

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    CRA_Fizzer, Nov 3, 2015
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  5. canalroadracing

    canalroadracing Well-Known Member


    Whats up Eddie!
     
    canalroadracing, Nov 3, 2015
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  6. canalroadracing

    canalroadracing Well-Known Member

    Scag Tiger Cat
     
    canalroadracing, Nov 3, 2015
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  7. backcountryme

    backcountryme Word to your mother.

    You can get a good Honda at your local Kohler engine dealer. It will say Kohler on it though
     
    backcountryme, Nov 3, 2015
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  8. backcountryme

    backcountryme Word to your mother.

    backcountryme, Nov 3, 2015
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  9. pickled egg

    pickled egg There is no “try”

    Know anyone with an RC51? :moon:
     
    pickled egg, Nov 3, 2015
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  10. Mongo

    Mongo Administrator

    I was thinking CBR 600 or 1k. Might not be able to turn on a dime though :D
     
    Mongo, Nov 4, 2015
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  11. FZR 473

    FZR 473 Well-Known Member


    Hustler's Zero Turn used to come with Hondas. We have a 48 inch zero turn Hustler Fas Trak with a Honda Engine. It is about 5-6 years old. I can't remember the engine model but it is a twin cylinder and I think 22 HP. It is a great mower. Quality components throughout and it will fly for a lawnmower. Hustlers now come with either a Kohler or a Kawasaki engine.


    Hustler was the first manufacturer of zero turns....in 1962.

    You can spend a fortune on a top of the line zero turn.
     
    FZR 473, Nov 4, 2015
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