- How do I know the 592599 fits my engine?
- Match the model number stamped on your engine against the list: 40N777, 40N877, 40R577, 40R677, 40R777, 40R877, 40S777, 40S877, 40U777, 44N677, 44N777, 44N877, 44R577, 44R677, 44R777, 44R877, 44S677, 44S777, 44S877, 44S977, 44U677, 44U777, 44U877, 49S777 and 49S877. The mower brand does not decide it; the engine model does.
- Is this a genuine Briggs & Stratton part?
- Yes. It is sold under the Briggs & Stratton 592599 part number as an OEM replacement starter.
- What does a starter motor do on these engines?
- It converts battery power into mechanical energy to crank the engine. A worn starter cranks slowly or clicks without turning the engine.
- Does it come with mounting bolts?
- The part is the starter motor itself. Reuse the existing mounting hardware unless your old bolts are damaged.
- Will it fit a different Briggs engine, like an Intek or Vanguard?
- Only if that engine's model number appears on the compatibility list. Other families need a different starter part number.
- How hard is the replacement?
- It is designed for straightforward attachment. Disconnect the battery first, then unbolt the old starter and transfer the wiring to the new one.
- Where is the Briggs & Stratton 592599 Starter Motor cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $48.99, 63% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Briggs & Stratton 592599 Starter Motor?
- 11 stores we checked sell it, including Briggs & Stratton Online Store, Outdoor Power Direct, P & P Small Engines, Russo Power Equipment, Red Dog Supplies.