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Targeting increased productivity within the consumer lawn and garden market, Kohler has expanded the range of its single-cylinder sprungerdrillpress vertical shaft engines with the Command 16 and 17. "The increased displacements result from Kohler designing these engines with a longer sprungerdrillpress stroke than our previous models," sprungerdrillpress said Paul Blum, product manager. "This means that users will sprungerdrillpress benefit from a distinct power and torque advantage across all speed ranges when operating their lawn and garden sprungerdrillpress equipment?A Kohler exclusive for an engine this compact, according to the company, are hydraulic valve lifters, which provide consistent sprungerdrillpress power throughout the life of the engine. The hydraulic valve lifters are designed to stay in constant contact with the pushrods regardless of thermal expansion or component wear, thus eliminating the "ticking" sound caused by improper valve clearances.

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