Here's why:
* Four-cycle engines are the most common type of engine found in small equipment like lawnmowers, generators, and pressure washers. They operate by taking in air, compressing it, igniting the fuel-air mixture, and then expelling the exhaust gases in a four-stroke process.
* Two-cycle engines are less common and are often found in smaller, high-performance applications like chainsaws and motorcycles. They combine the four strokes into two, reducing the number of moving parts.
Briggs & Stratton primarily manufactures four-cycle engines for their intended applications, so you can be sure that a 6.75 engine is four-cycle.
