What crankshaft type?

Minimichael

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Here are the shroud stamps from each of the green machines:
Last year's find is date coded "900127",
while the newer one is stamped "921026". So, both of these lil' zappers came from assembly plant #27 just about 2 years and 10 months apart. Might even have been built by the same employees.
 

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Those simple old Coleman generators are great for job sites and remote locations. The small tank only runs about 2 hours, but for power tools they are great. I would check the output and keep the generator that works better; use the other engine for a kart or bike.
Those numbers are date codes. the 13xxx is the engine type.
 

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I do have a ball bearing crank with bearing and side cover to fit it, but it will need the newer starter, like I think your 1992 engine has.
It won't work with the old starter with the square starter clutch holding the flywheel on.
 
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