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The BRIGGS STRATTON 691726 is a connecting rod dipper, an internal engine component used in small air-cooled gasoline engines. The connecting rod links the piston to the crankshaft, converting the linear motion of the piston into rotational output. The dipper is the oil-slinging tab on the rod that lubricates the crankshaft journal and cylinder walls by dipping into the oil reservoir during engine operation. This is an OEM-specification replacement part suited for installation by small engine mechanics and qualified service technicians.
This connecting rod dipper is designed for use in small air-cooled engines commonly found in lawn and garden power equipment, including walk-behind mowers, riding mowers, and similar outdoor power units powered by Briggs and Stratton engines. It is a direct service replacement for worn, scored, or damaged connecting rods identified during teardown and inspection. Refer to the engine model, type, and code stamped on the engine block to confirm correct fitment before installation.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement connecting rod dipper for applicable Briggs and Stratton small air-cooled engines. Confirm compatibility using the engine model, type, and code numbers stamped on the engine block before ordering.
Installation of this component requires full engine disassembly and is performed by small engine mechanics with appropriate experience and tooling. Drain all fuel and oil before beginning disassembly and allow the engine to cool completely. Follow Briggs and Stratton service documentation for correct torque sequences, bearing clearances, and reassembly procedures. Verify rod orientation and dipper position relative to the oil sump before closing the crankcase.
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