Briggs & Stratton 28N700 Series Manuale operativo

Operating

& Maintenance

lnstructions

Model

Series

Covered

ThisManual

28N700

287700

28P700

28Q700

285700

28U700

310700

311700

312700

313700

Model

Note:

Cleneral

lVlcdel

Series

numbersnotedaboveincludemanyspecificnumbers

theonesonyourengine.

getreplacement

pafisortechnicalassistance

thefuture,write

yourengineModel,Type,Codeanddateof purchase

here.

TABLE

OFCONTENTS

Safety 3-5

Engine

Information ...... 6

oir

. ...... 7

Fuel

andStafting

Information ....... .. B

StartingandStopping.

.. .... 9-10

Maintenance... 11-13

Adjustments

... ........ 14

Parts

andService& Storage 15-16

WarrantvInformation ... 17

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Briggs& Strattondoes

notapproveor authorize

theuseof

theseengineson3-wheel

AllTerrain

Vehicles

(ATVs),

motor

bikes.aircraftoroducts

or vehiclesintendedfor use in

competitive

events.Useof

theseengines

suchapplications

couldresultin property

damage,

seriousinjury

(including

paralysis),

oreven

death.

PRiNTED

U,S.A. O

2000

Briggs&StrattonCorporation FORMNO.274789-7lOO

ThePower

InPower

EquipmentrM

Thank

you

forselecting

a Briggs

&Strattonengineto

power

your

equipment.

Briggs

&Stratton

committedtoproducing

aline

ofengineswhichwillmake

your

life's

choreseasierto

pedorm.

Wehave,

atthe

sametime,improvedthe

designofour

enginessotheyare

environmentally

friendly.

Since

1995,

wehave

succeeded

inreducing

smog-forming

exhaustemissionsfrom

ourenginesby70"k.Briggs

&Stratton'sefforts

have

not

stoppedthere.

arealso

committedtodesigning

and

introducing

evencleanerenginesinthefuture,whilemaintaining

ourreputationfor

excellentutilityandvalue.

Briggs

&Stratton'senvironmental

awarenesshasresulted

inthe

engineeringofthe

"Smart-Fill@"

gas

can,

featuring

aspill

resistant

nozzlewhich

opens

only

when

fullyinserted

intothe

gas

tank,and

which

shutsoff

automatically

when

thetankis

full.Because

refueling

spillscanharm

theenvironment,

the

Smad-Fill@container

helps

preserve

astrongerecosystem

reducing

lhissource

pollution.

Wehope

you

will

enjoy

your

new

engineandequipment.

Wewelcome

you

our

worldwidefamily

ofBriggs

& Stratton

engrneusers.

BestWishes

Always,

The

Employees

ofBriggs

& Stratton

Corporation

Look

ForRelevant

Emissions

DurabilityPeriod

and

AirIndex

Information

Your

EngineEmissions

Label

Engines

that

arecertifiedto meettheCaliforniaAirResources

Board

(CARB)

Tier2 Emission

Standardsmust

display

information

regarding

theEmissionsDurabilityPeriod

andtheAirIndex.Briggs

&Stratton

makes

thisinformation

available

totheconsumer

onouremissionlabels.

TheEmissions

Durability

Period

describesthenumber

hours

ofactual

running

timeforwhichthe

engineiscertifiedto

beemissions

compliant,assuming

proper

maintenance

accordance

with

theOperating& MaintenanceInstructions.

The

following

categoriesare

used:

Moderate:

Intermediate:

Extended:

Engineis

certified

tobeemission

compliantfor125hours

ofactualenginerunningtime.

Engineis

certifiedtobe

emissioncompliantfor250hours

ofactualenginerunning

time

Engineis

certifiedto

beemission

compliant

for

500hoursofactual

engine

running

time.

For

example,

atypical'walk-behind

lawnmower

used20to25 hours

peryear.

Therefore,

theEmissionsDurability

Period

ofanenginewith

anintermediate

rating

would

equateto 10

to 12

years.

The

Air Index

isacalculatednumber

describingtherelative

level

ofemissions

for

aspecificenginefamily.Thelower

the

Air Index,

thecleanerthe

engine.Thisinformation

displayed

graphical

form

the

emissionslabel.

After

July

2000,Look

ForEmissions

Compliance

Period

Engine

Emissions

Compliance

Label

After

July1,2000

certainBriggs

& Strattonengines

willbe

cerlified

tomeet

theUnitedStatesEnvironmentalProtection

Agency

(USEPA)

Phase

2emissionstandards.ForPhase

2certifiedengines,theEmissions

Compliance

Period

referred

ontheEmissions

Compliancelabel

indicatesthenumber

ofoperating

hoursforwhich

theenginehas

beenshown

meet

Federal

emissionrequirements.

For

engines

less

than225

ccdisplacement,Category

C= 125hours,

=250

hours

andA=500

hours.

Forenginesot225

ccor

more,

Category

C=250 hours,

B=500hours

and

A='1000

hours.

Thedisplacement

ModelSeries

280000

enginesis465

cc.

The

displacement

Modelseries

310000engines

501

cc.

This

generic

representation

the

emissionlabel

typically

found

onacertified

engine.

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WHEN

ADDING

FUEL

TurnengineOFF

andletengine

coolat least

minutesbefore

removing

gas

cap"

. Fill

fueltankoutdoors

inwell-ventilated

area.

. Do

not

overfill

fueltank.

Filltanktoapproximately

1-112inchesbelow

topof neckto allow

forfuel

exoansron.

. Keep

gasoline

away

fromsparks,

open

flames,

pilot

lights,

heat,andother

ignitionsources.

. Check

fuellines,tank,

cap,and

fittings

frequently

for

cracks

orleaks.

Replace

ifnecessarv.

WHENSTARTING

ENGINE

. Makesure

spark

plug,

muffler,fuelcapandair

cleanerare

place.

. Donotcrank

engine

withspark

plug

removed.

. lf

fuel

spills,

waituntil

itevaporates

before

stafiing

engrne.

. lf

engine

floods,set

choke

toOPEN/RUN

position,

place

throttle

inFASTand

crankuntil

engine

stads.

WHEN

OPERATING

EQUIPMENT

r Do nottip engine

or equipment

at angle

which

causes

gasoline

tospill.

. Do

not

choke

carburetor

tostop

engine.

WHEN

TRANSPORTING

EQUIPMENT

. Transoort

withfueltank

EMPTYor

with

fuel

shut-off

valveOFF.

WHEN STORING

GASOLINE

OR EQUIPMENT

WITH FUEL IN

TANK

. Store

away

from

furnaces,stoves,

water

heatersor

otherappliances

that havepilot

lightor other

ignitionsourcebecause

they

can

ignite

gasoline

vaoors.

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ru>u

BEFORE PERFORMING

ADJUSTMENTS

REPAIRS

. Disconnect

spark

plug

wireand

keepitaway

from

spark

plug.

. Disconnect

batteryat negative

terminal (only

engines

withelectric

start).

WHEN TESTING

FOR SPARK

. Useapproved

spark

plug

tester.

notcheck

forspark

withspark

plug

removed.

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r lfthere

isnatural

orLP

gas

leakage

area,

not

start

engine.

. Do not use pressurized

starling

fluidsbecause

vaoors

are

flammable.

SAFETY

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. Startandrun

engine

outdoors.

. Donot

start

orrun

enginein

enclosed

area,evenif

doors

orwindows

areooen.

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. Operate

equipmentwith

guards

place.

Keep

handsandfeet

awayfromrotating

parts.

r Tie

long

hair

and

remove

jewelry.

. Do not wear loose-fitting

clothing,

dangling

drawstringsoritems

thatcould

become

caught.

1ff,

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tsllllllllr

.Allow muffler,'engine

cylinder

and finsto cool

beforetouching.

. Remove

accumulated

combustibles

frommuffler

area

andcylinder

area.

r Install

and maintain

in working

ordera spark

arrester

before

usingequipment

onforest-covered,

grass-covered,

brush-covered

unimprovedland.

The

state

ofCaliforniarequires

this

(Section

4442

oftheCaliforniaPublic

Resources

Code).

Other

statesmay

have

similarlaws.Federal

laws

apply

onfederal

land.

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a\r,

. When staftingengine,

pull cord slowly until

resistanceisfelt,

then

pull

rapidly.

. Remove all external

equipmenVengine

loads

beforestarting

engine.

. Direct

coupled

equipmentcomponents

such

as,

but not limitedto, blades,impellors,

pulleys,

sprockets,etc.,must

besecurely

attached.

ENGINE

PARTS

Oildrain

Oilfill/Dipstick

Rotatingscreen

Blowerhousing

Muffler/(Muffler

guard,

ifequipped)/

(Spark

arrester,

equipped)

Velectricstarter

10.

11.

12.

Aircleaner

In-line

fuelfilter

(if

equipped)

Carburetor

Oil

filter

(if

equipped)

Spark

plug

wire

Engine Model

XXXXX Type

XXXXXX Code

XXXXXXXX

GENERAL INFORMATION

ENGINEMODEL

Thisisasinglecylinder,overhead

valve

(OHV),

air-cooled

engine.

ltis

a lowemissionsengine.

InthestateofCalifornia,

OHV

Model

Series

280000and

310000

enginesarecertified

by the California

Air Re-

sources

Boardtomeetemissionsstandards

for

250hours.

Such

certificationdoes.not

grant

thepurchaser,

owneror

operator

of this engineany additional

warrantieswith

respecttothe

perlormance

oroperational

life

thisengine.

This

engine

warranted

solely

according

the

product

andemissions

warrantiesstatedelsewhere

inthis

manual.

MODEL SERIES

28OOOO

Bore. .3-7/16

in.

(87.31

mm)

Stroke 3-1/16

in.

(77

.78mm)

Disolacement

.... 28.42

cu.

in.

(465.7

cc)

MODELSERIES31OOOO

Bore. . 3-9/16

in.

(90.60

mm)

Stroke 3-1116

in.

(77

.78mm)

Disolacement.

... 30.59

cu.

in.

(501.2

cc)

Note:For

practical

operation,

thehorsepower

loadingshould

not

exceed85%

of ratedhorsepower.Engine

power

will

de-

crease3-1/2"/"

foreach

1,000feet

(300

meters)abovesea

leveland

1"ktoreach10'F (5.6'C)

above

77"F (25"

C).

Engine

will

operate

satisfactorilyatanangleup

to15'.

TUNE.UPSPECIFICATIONS

Armatureair

gap ... 0.010

- 0.014

in.

(0.25

- 0.36

mm)

Spark

pluggap 0.030

in.

(0.76

mm)

Valveclearance

with

valve

springs

installed

and

piston

1/4in.

mm)

past

topdeadcenter

(check

whenengine

cold).

See

Repair

Manual

PlN272147or

274008.

lntake 0.003

- 0.005

in.

(0.08

- 0.'13

mm)

Exhaust ..... 0.005-0.007

in.

(0.13-0.18

mm)

THEINTERNATIONAL

SYMBOLS

USED

ONTHEENGINE

INTHISMANUAL

INCLUDE:

Safety

Alert

On Off

Fuel

Shutoff

Read

Owner's

Manual

Stop

Fuel

oil

lrl

Choke

274789

OIL CAPACITY

Enginewithout

oil

filter

holds

approximately1-1l2

quarts

(48

ounces;1.4

liters).Engine

equippedwith

oilfilterholds

approximately

1-3/4

quarts

(56

ounces;1.7liters).

TYPE OF OIL TO USE

. Usea high

quality

detergent

oilclassified

"For

Service

SF,

SG,SH,SJ"

orhigher,

suchas Briggs

& Stratton

30W,PartNumber

100005

(20

oz\or100028

(48oz\.

Donot

usespecialadditives.

. Chooseaviscosity

according

tothetable

opposite.

. CAUTION:

Air cooled enginesrun hotter

than

automotiveengines.The use of non-synthetic

multi-viscosity

oils (5W-30, 10W-30, etc.) in

temperatures

above

40"F(4'C) willresult

inhigher

than normal oil consumption.When using a

mulli-viscosity

oil,check

oil

level

morefrequently.

.. CAUTION:SAE

30oil,

usedbelow40"F

(4"

C),will

resultin hard starting

and possible

engine

bore

damage

duetoinadequatelubrication.

SAEViscositv Grades

-a ffi

'c 24. 2A 32 10 60 80 100

c -30 2A 10 0]U 2A 30

STARTING

TEN,4PERATUBE

F]ANGEANT

CIPATEDBEFOFENEXT

OILCHANGE

Note:

Synthetic

oilmeetingILSAC

GF-2,API

certificationmark and API service

symbol

(shown

at left)with

"SJ/CF

ENERGY

COt\-

SERVING"

higher,

anacceptable

oilatall

temperatures.

Useof syntheticoil doesnot

alterrequired

oilchangeintervals.

CHECKINGAND

ADDING

OIL

. Check

oil

level

before

startingthe

engine.

. Check

level

daily,

orafter

everyeight

(8)

hours.

t1l Place

enginelevel

and

clean

aroundoilfill

area. t2l Remove dipstick and

wipe

cleanwith

cloth.

tsl lfneeded,

addoilslowly

recheck.

Donot

overfill.

t31 Replace

and

tightendip-

stick.Remove

and

check

oillevel.

Replace

andtighten

dip-

stick.

Keep

oil

level

FULL.

Donot

overfill.

14) Oil level should be at

FULLline

ondiostick.

TYPE OF FUELTO USE

. Use clean,

fresh,regularunleaded

gasoline

with a

minimum

of 85 octane.

Fresh

fuel

preventsgumfrom

forming

the

fuel

system

oronessential

carburetor

pafts.

Purchasefuel

quantity

thatcanbe

used

within30days.

. Donotuse

gasoline

whichcontains

Methanol.

. Do

notmixoilwith

gasoline.

. For

engine

protection

useBriggs& StrattonGasoline

Additiveavailable

from your Authorized

Briggs &

Stratton

Dealer

(P/N

5041orsingle

use

pouch).

r Thisengine

certified

tooperate

gasoline.

Exhaust

Emission

Control

System:

(Engine

Modifications).

CAUTION:

Some

fuels,called

oxygenatedor

reformu-

lated

gasoline,

are

gasoline

blended

withalcoholsor

ethers.

Excessive

amounts

theseblendscandamage

the

fuelsystem

orcause

performance

problems.

lfany

undesirable

operating

symptoms

occur,use

gasoline

with

a lower

percentaqe

ofalcohol

orether.

ADDING

FUEL

Fillfueltankoutdoors

or in well-ventilatedarea,

away

from

sparks,

open

flames,

pilot

lights,heat,

andother

ignitionsources.

lffuelspills,

wait

until

itevaporates

beforestarting

engrne.

TurnengineOFFand letenginecool

at least2

minutesbefore

removing

gas

cap.

Removecap.

Filltanktoapproximately

1-112inches

below

topof neckto allow

forfuel

expansion.

careful

nottooverfill.

Briggs& Stratton

Smart'fill' fuel can fillsto the

correct

levelandautomatically

shutsoff,

reducing

soillsand

emissions.

Replacecap

beforestarting.

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{l{nt t4l

t1l

t2l

t3l t5l

STARTING

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. Donotuse

pressurized

stafting

fluids.

. Vaoorsareflammable.

OIL

PRESSURE

SWITCH

lfengine

isequipped

withan

oil

pressure

switch,theswitch

willeitheractivate

awarning

lightorstop

theengine

when

theengine

runs

lowonoil.

(Read

theoperating

instructions

supplied

by the equipment

manufacturer

to determine

whichway

your

engine

equipped

because

theequipment

manufacturersupplies

theoil

pressuregauge.)

SeeOIL

PRESSURE

page

'12

foroil

filling

instructions.

STARTING

AND

OPERATING

TIPS

r Store

and

fuel

equipment

inlevel

position.

oUse

fresh

fuel.

(See

Fuel.)

oUse correcttype of oil for expected

starting

temperature.

(See

Oil.)

r Remove

external

equipmenVengine

loads.

(See

equipmentoperating

instructions.)

r Start

lawnmoweronhardsurfaceorover

previously

cut

grass.

r Periodically

remove

grass

buildup

under

mower

deck.

(See

Maintenance.)

Afterengine

hasslarted,

let it warmup several

seconds

toseveral

minutes,depending

onoutside

temperature.

r For

maximum

performance

and

life,operateengine

withchoke

inRUNandthrottle

inFAST.

REWIND(MANUAL)

STARTER

(auxitiary)

START

ENGINE

t1l Check

oillevel

(see

p.7).

tzl Openfuel

shut-off

valve

(if

equipped)

1/4

turn.

STARTING

AND

STOPPING

ART

Choke/throttle

control

I4l lf choke

and

throttle

are

on the same control,

move

control

toCHOKE

orSTART

l7l Let engine warm up.

Choke

Equipped:

Move

choke control off or

toward

FAST

a short

dis-

tance

atatime

over

sev-

eral seconds

in warm

weather

or minutes

coldweather.

Let

engine

run

smoothly

before

each

change. Operate with

throttle

inFAST.

- ._.o!

,z---\Ne" v

//4,

KW) srARr

tsl Insert

keyand turnto

RUN.

STOP

ENGINE

IE.s

Z-*$"

@START

t1l With

throttle

inFAST,

turn

key

OFF.

Remove

key

and

store

out

ofreach

children.

1/4TURN

I2l Closefuel

shut-off

valve

(if

equipped).

FAST

An 11

-'ll'i

^lfll *

K )TI SLOW

\/Ll

17\

llft,\ffii, \

rreN

Choke I Throttle

t3l lf choke

andthrottle

con-

trols

areseparate,

move

choke

controlto

CHOKE.

Move

throttle

to FAST.

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'\*

i6l Grasprope

handle.

Pull

slowly

untilresistance

felt,

then

pull

rapidly

stan engineand avoid

kickback.

STARTING

AND

STOPPING

-,'

SLOW

l2l lf choke

andthrottle

con-

trols

are separate,

move

chokecontrol

toCHOKE.

Movethrottle

to FAST.

,o).r^'',

| | Rr\-====v\

tt(uq\\

\)/ \z\il

Choke

ELECTRIC

(KEY)

STARTER

(if

equipped)

TOSTART

ENGINE

t1l Check

oil

level.

Choke/throttle

control

t3l lfchokeand

throttleare

on the same control,

move

control

toCHOKE

orSTART

t6l Let engrne

warm uP.

Choke

Equipped:

Move

choke control off or

tow'ard

FAST

ashortdis-

lance

alaltmeover

sev-

era!seconds

ln warm

weatheror minutesin

cold

weatherLetengine

run smoothly before

each change.

Operate

wrththrottle

rnFAST.

t4l Open

fuelshut-off

valve

(if

equipped)

1/4turn. tsl Insert

keyand

turn

START.

CAUTION:

To prolong

starter

life,use short

starting

cycles

seconds

maximum,

then

walt

one

minute).

Followequipment

manufacturer's

recommendations

forcharging

battery.

fuel shut-off

valve

(if

equipped).

STOP

ENGINE

FAST

SLOW

t1l Withthrottle

inFAST,turn

keytoOFF.

Remove

kevandstore

outofreachofchildren.

E.sl

z-.t-

@ START

MAINTENANCE

Regularmaintenance

willimprove

theperformance

and

extendthelife

the

engine.SeeanyAuthorizedBriggs

Stratton

Dealerfor

service.

Useonly genuine

Briggs

Stratton

parts.Otherparts may not performas well.

may damagethe engine.and may result in injury.In

addition,

useofother

parts

mayvoid

your

warranty.

EMISSION

CONTROL

Maintenance,replacementor repairof the emission

control devicesand systemsmaybeperformed

by any

nonroad engine repair

establishmentor individual.

However,toobtain

charge

repairs

undertheterms

and

provisions

theBriggs&Stratton

warranty

statement,

any

serviceoremissioncontrol

part

repair

orreplacement

must

performed

byafactory

authorized

dealer.

Followthe instructions

and

schedulesindicated

below.

/ Task

Performtask

at hourly

orcalendarinterval,

whichever

comesfirst.

CheckOilLevel {

Change

Oil {.

Changeoilfilter

(if

equipped) ,/-

Serviceair

cleaner

pre-cleaner

(if

equipped) {**

Service

aircleanercar-

tridge

(if

not

equipped

with

pre-cleaner) {.

Serviceair

cleanercar-

tridge

(if

equipped

with

pre-cleaner) ,/.

Inspect

sparkarrester

(if

equipped) .{

Replace

spark

plug {

Replace

in-linefuelfilter

(if

equipped) J

Cleancooling

system ./..

Checkvalve

clearance {

V, CHANGTNGOtL

Change

oilafterfirst

5to8 hours

of use,then

every

50hours

orevery

season.Change

oilevery25hours

when

operating

theengineunderheavyload

orinhigh

temoeratures.

Cleanmore

oftenunder

dustvconditions

or when

airbornedebrisis

present.

Replhce

aircleaner

pafts,

very

dir1y.

5/16' HEX 3/8"SQUARE

7t16"PIPE

Typical

drain

plugs

Place

engine

level.

Disconnect

spark plug

wiresandkeep

awayfrom

spark

plugs.

Disconnect

battery

(if equippedwith

electricstarter)

at nega-

tiveterminal.

t3l WithengineOFFbutstillwarmremove

oildrain

plug

anddrainoilintoappropriatereceptacle.

l4l Reinstalldrain

plug.

Remove

dipstick.

t5l FilltoFULLmark

ondipstickwithnew

oil.

Do not overfill.

Note:Enginewithout

oil

filterholds

approximately1-112

quans(48

ounces;1.4liters).Engine

equippedwithfilter

holdsapproximately1-3/4

quafts

(56

ounces;

1.7

liters).

t6l Replace

dipstick.

OILDRAIN

PLUG TOREMOVE

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