Engines
Shop reliable petrol and diesel engines for replacing, upgrading, or building powered equipment for farm, workshop, trade, and property maintenance use. Our engine collection includes horizontal shaft petrol engines, vertical shaft petrol engines, electric start petrol engines, recoil start petrol engines, single cylinder diesel engines, multi-cylinder diesel engines, and V-Twin petrol engines across a range of horsepower ratings. Whether you need a compact 4HP or 6.5HP engine, a practical 10HP, 13HP, 16HP, or 18HP replacement motor, or a larger 24HP, 25HP, 26HP, 34HP, 37HP, or 45HP engine for heavier machinery, this range gives you options for pumps, generators, pressure washers, log splitters, wood chippers, lawn mowers, compressors, augers, and other petrol or diesel powered equipment.
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Find replacement petrol engines and diesel engines for machinery repairs, equipment upgrades, custom builds, and heavy-duty power applications. This collection includes horizontal shaft petrol engines in recoil start and electric start models, vertical shaft petrol engines for mower-style equipment, V-Twin petrol engines for higher horsepower requirements, and diesel engines ranging from compact single cylinder options through to larger 3 cylinder and 4 cylinder diesel motors. Choose from practical engine sizes including 4HP, 6HP, 6.5HP, 10HP, 13HP, 16HP, 18HP, 24HP, 25HP, 26HP, 34HP, 37HP, and 45HP, with options suited to pumps, generators, compressors, pressure washers, lawn mowers, log splitters, chippers, augers, farm equipment, and general machinery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between electric start and recoil start?
Electric start engines use a key or starter system to start the engine more easily, while recoil start engines use a pull cord. Electric start is convenient for larger engines or frequent use, while recoil start is simple, reliable, and common on smaller general-purpose engines.
Is a petrol or diesel engine better?
Petrol engines are commonly used for portable equipment, garden machinery, pumps, compressors, pressure washers, and general-purpose machinery. Diesel engines are often preferred for heavier duty equipment, longer running applications, and machinery where fuel efficiency and torque are important. The best choice depends on the machine and how it will be used.
What size engine do I need?
The right engine size depends on the equipment you are powering and the workload. Always check the original engine horsepower, engine capacity, shaft diameter, mounting pattern, and manufacturer requirements before replacing or upgrading. Choosing an engine that is too small can reduce performance, while the wrong shaft or mounting setup may not fit.