HONDA GASOLINE ENGINES
Honda is the world's largest manufacturers of engines. These Honda engines are quiet,
smooth, lightweight and powerful. Today's easy starting, smooth running engines are quite a
contrast from yesterday's huge vibrating cast iron monsters. Long lasting and trouble free, you'll
appreciate the value Honda has built into their engine line.
Please follow all manufacturer's guidelines when buying and using power
equipment engines. Overloading and or improper use can and will cause
premature engine failure and may result in personal injury. Never try to
refuel any engine or equipment while it is running or HOT! Shut off the
machine and let it cool for a few minutes before refueling.
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Arizona. Our info number is (480) 838-7472
GX120 4 hp
GX160 5.5 hp
GX200 6 hp
Horizontal shaft engines.
Some models available in electric start
P type crank shaft for SOME pumps
V type crank for SOME generators
Q type crank, straight keyed shaft
H type 6:1 gear reduction 600 rpm
GXH50
GX100
2.1 hp 7000 rpm
2.8 hp 3600 rpm
GXV50
GXV160
GXV340
GXV390
2.1 hp vertical shaft
5.5 hp vertical shaft
11 hp vertical shaft
13 hp vertical shaft
GX240 8 hp
GX270 9 hp
GX340 11 hp
GX390 13 hp
Horizontal shaft engines. Electric
starter and charging system is optional
Q type crank, 1" keyed shaft
P type crank, threaded for some pumps
V type crank, tapered for some gensets
H type 6:1 gear reduction 600 rpm
GX610 18 hp
GX620 20 hp
GX670 24 hp
Horizontal shaft engines, available with
or without key start panel. 3 to 20 amp
charging systems.
Q type keyed shaft 1" to 1 7/16"
V type crank for some generators sets
P type crank for some water pumps
Q, P, V and H type engines? It gets more complicated than this. MultiQuip specs a
proprietary engine to fit their generators. Honda's own lineup uses non standard
special versions in their power equipment. As a power equipment distributor, one
of the largest problems we face is matching the correct replacement engine to the
correct application. Many of our customers assume that all engines are alike.
They end up trying to fit a Q type engine to a generator only to find it's completely
incompatible. The key to deciphering this puzzle is to provide us with the
specification numbers from the side of the engine and the make and model of your
power equipment. Give us a call or better yet, stop by our store in Tempe.