PowerPro Gas Engine with Electric Start and Recoil Backup

Description

When you need reliable power for your farm equipment, this 6.5 horsepower PowerPro gas engine delivers the convenience of electric start with the peace of mind that comes from having a recoil backup. Whether you’re running a water pump during irrigation season, powering a generator for backup electricity, or driving equipment around the barn, this engine gives you two ways to get started every time.

What You’re Getting

• Electric start gets you running with the turn of a key – no more arm-aching pulls on cold mornings
• Manual recoil backup ensures you’re never stranded if the battery goes dead or the starter fails
• 6.5 HP provides plenty of power for medium-duty applications without burning excessive fuel
• Proven PowerPro design that’s built to handle the stop-and-start demands of farm work
• Standard mounting pattern makes swapping out worn engines straightforward

Built for Real Farm Work

This versatile engine works great on stationary equipment like generators, water pumps, pressure washers, and feed mixers. You’ll also find it powering smaller mobile equipment where electric start is a real convenience – especially when you’re dealing with frequent starts throughout the day. The combination of gas power and electric convenience makes it ideal for applications where you need reliable operation but don’t want the complexity of diesel.

Made to Last

PowerPro engines are designed for the kind of work that happens around farms – extended run times, frequent starts and stops, and operation in dusty conditions. The robust construction handles vibration and temperature swings while the proven design keeps maintenance simple with readily available parts and service.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for most 6.5 HP applications with standard mounting. You’ll need to connect both the electric start wiring and ensure your charging system can maintain the battery. The recoil starter works independently, so even if electrical issues arise, you can still get the engine running manually.