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Old 04-30-2014, 10:44 AM
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This is in the latest flyer, looks like a clone of the Honda V-Twin. 22HP for $600.00 may be worth looking into. Can't find anymore info on it yet and it doesn't show on the HF web site yet.
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Honda clone you say, go on.....

I'd be interested in hearing reviews as well.

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Just a side note a friend of mine's son builds engines for carts and racing. He has found these China made engines are low cost and almost as good as the real Honda engines. I would say take a chance. price is right.
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i watch a guy on youtube that builds redneck lawnchairs.....he uses the honda clones, and they take alot of abuse.
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That's a great deal!
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Oh boy oh boy oh boy. And with the extended warranty i wonder how many i could go threw! Mike
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Yeah I've had my share of Chonda failures including dropped valves, leaks, etc. and parts availability and look ups are interesting to say the least. Nothing like a real Honda but that's just my opinion.
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Oh boy oh boy oh boy. And with the extended warranty i wonder how many i could go threw! Mike
I see on the spec sheet, if it's a Lifan motor it says highly eff. splash lubed, 90 day warranty. Mike
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They are pretty decent engines. We use them to repower our dewatering pumps. Have not had a minutes trouble out of one. We set them up to run up to 12 hours at a time.
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