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Power Products engine and early Tecumseh engine as pictured for rebuild or parts. Both for $100.00 plus shipping.

I need a good clutch for a Power Products motor. 9/16" shaft.

I just obtained one and would like to learn more and share what I know so far . yes I have been using the search but I was hoping to share and learn more

I've had this tank bracket so long I forget what it fits but I think it's one of the Westbends or Power Products.. Maybe Louie Figone knows...:shrug: What I do remember is it is old, it's hard to find...it's NOS, and it's $40shipped. Gonna run it here once...

Fairbanks Morse?? Needs to have that round boss sticking out of the back to engage the flywheel. PM if you have one please....

It seems that the new 2 cycle oils may not be the best for the old 2 stroke motor. Not sure :shrug: What kind of oil do you use?

AH61 comes as seen with some new intake gaskets and a new exhaust gasket as well (last 2 pics show it complete with tilly and dish air cleaner installed). this video was taken right after I finished finished stripping the paint off and wool polishing everything. shaft seals all appeared...

Looking for displays only!!!! Yes, i put cheap and power products in the same sentence!!!! I am looking for a 100% complete (looking) PP engine could be locked up and filled with glue for all I care as I just want it for a display stand I am working on to go with some advertising pieces I...

This is the air filter assembly I am missing. The AH-47 filter element is similar but has a 90 degree cast aluminum inlet.

This is the air filter assembly I am missing. The AH-47 filter element is similar but has a 90 degree cast aluminum inlet.

Two stroke Power Products model 1000 engine. Manufactured in Grafton, WI this was the very first engine design sold by Power Products. Was marketed in (maybe) 1946 thru 1947 as a "universal" 2HP engine. Missing the air filter assembly.

Two stroke Power Products model 1000 engine. Complete except for air filter. Never fitted with a rewind, this was sold as a rope start. Fan shroud has no holes, fitted with pull start style crankshaft nut. Was marketed in (maybe) 1946 thru 1947 as a "universal" 2HP...

Hello, I picked this up 20 years ago at a swap meet. No idea what it is or if maybe it is just a really well home built? It is powered by a Power Products engine. It has no markings anywhere and has also been repainted. It is a lot smaller than most minibikes! It has 4" rims, 31" wheelbase...

Got this a while back and gonna fire it tomorrow.

I am looking for one of these headers for a project (borrowed the photo froma completed ebay auction). Please let me know if you have one available! Can trade an azusa complete with the 6 hole cover mount rods and inner screen if you want another exhaust. I just glass beaded them...

Picked up a pair of Tec/PP AH61's today. I thought they may have been off a twin kart but they are both the same clockwise rotation (they are mounted differently on the mounts is all) I would guess that maybe one was a backup/spare or something to that effect. They both have great...

thanks for lookin... I have a power products 1000 engine Ser#21605 that I am working on that I got from eBay. anyone know what year it is?? when I got it, it ran ok but when I took it apart I found the piston skirt was cracked away, and the bearings were not original.-There from Japan-...

Anyone have any information on these karts? Seems they made promotional karts in the late 80s before getting into NASCAR products. Looking for pics or specs, need to replace a wheel on a friends that I haven't seen yet. Thanks for any help.

I got both of these today for a 10$ each ,I just don't know what they were used for .:shrug: They got weak spark and compression :thumbsup:. And not sure if the gear reduction transmission can be taken off so these can be used on a mini. But for the money I figured I would take a chance.

someone prob saw this but isn't it a vertiacal shaft engine? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Go-Kart-NOS-Power-Products-Engine-Mini-Bike-/261247543768? EDIT:but if its new old stock, why has it been put on a piece of wood?