HIT-AND-MISS A UNIQUE BRIGGS & STRATTON CONVERSION
Mar 15, 2019
3 minutes
Story and photos by Glenn Thompson
People express themselves in a wide variety of ways. Some paint pictures, some compose music, others build houses, while yet others craft fine jewelry. A few, like Gary Richardson, retrofit old engines, converting them into hit-or-miss engines.
The speed of many small, 4-cycle engines is governed by the throttle opening. Weights are mounted within the flywheel, and as the flywheel rotates, centrifugal force moves the weights outwards, in turn working the
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