The Briggs & Stratton Flywheel Puller – 19203 is a genuine OEM service tool designed to safely and efficiently remove the flywheel from compatible Briggs & Stratton small engines without damaging key engine components. Manufactured to precise OEM specifications, this tool provides the correct bolt spacing and thread fit for controlled extraction of larger flywheels, enabling faster, safer engine servicing for DIYers and workshop technicians alike. Key Features Genuine Briggs & Stratton OEM service tool— manufactured to original equipment standards for dependable fit and durability. Designed for flywheel removal— helps extract stubborn or large flywheels without damage to the crankshaft or magneto assembly. Large puller with ~72 mm bolt centres— matches the factory flywheel bolt pattern on many larger Briggs & Stratton engines. Supplied with metric & imperial bolts— enhances compatibility and simplifies operation across fastener standards. OEM Part Reference: 19203— ensure correct identification and confident ordering. Use cases include engine overhauls— ideal for removing large or seized flywheels, accessing crankshaft keyways, magneto coils and bearings. Product Details Product Type: Flywheel Puller Tool Brand: Briggs & Stratton Part Number: 19203 Bolt Centre Spacing: Approximately 72 mm (~2-13/16") Compatibility: Fits Briggs & Stratton engines with matching flywheel spacing (check engine model). Application: Flywheel removal for servicing and maintenance Bolts Included: Metric and Imperial bolts Compatibility Designed for engines with a larger flywheel bolt spacing of approximately 72 mm center-to-center. Suitable for a wide range of Briggs & Stratton small petrol engines used in lawn and garden equipment with horizontal shafts, including mowers and garden tractors. Representative engine series (illustrative examples) include models such as 104772, 104777, 10V332, 10V336, 10V337, 10V352, 10V362, 115P02, 115P05, 120202, 120212, 120232, 120252, 120292, 120302, 120312, 120317, 120332, 120352, 121002, 121003, 121012, 121032, 121052, 121132. Engine compatibility is determined by the flywheel’s bolt spacing and engine model. Always confirm your exact engine model and flywheel pattern prior to use.
