Small Engines
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The student in this Small Engines course will develop knowledge skills, and self-confidence in the operation and maintenance of a small internal combustion engine. S/he will be able to identify and describe the six systems of the engine. The student will be able to demonstrate analytical and problem-solving skills that are desirable in career placement and additional training. S/he will be able to communicate procedures for preventative maintenance and engine storage. The student will be able to identify and wisely select for purchase the appropriate two-stroke or four-stroke engine for use in construction, transportation, emergency management, and leisure activities. During the course, the student will work collaboratively and follow a procedure to test run, disassemble, inspect, reassemble, and test run again a Briggs & Stratton 3 horse-power air-cooled engine. The student will practice shop safety, use tools properly, and maintain a clean, environmentally favorable work area. The skills developed will be useful for employment in businesses that utilize small engines, equipment sales, or engine repair.
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