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Engines
Contrary to popular opinion, a 4-cycle engine (4-stroke) is not necessarily more powerful than a 2-stroke. They both have one cylinder with the major difference being that internal combustion occurs every fourth piston movement rather than every second movement as in a 2-stroke engine.
To ascertain which type of engine is best suited to your mowing needs, you can check out helpful information on both 2-strokes and 4-strokes. Hit one of the hotkeys below to learn more about that particular type of engine. Then if you like, you can hit the "back" button to check out the benefits that the other engine type offers.
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View animations
Click on one of the images below to view an animation of the 2 and 4-stroke engines in action.
2-stroke engines offer you all the torque you'll need to meet any domestic mowing challenge. And Victa's enhanced VEX60 2-stroke delivers 25% more power than previous Victa 2-stroke engines.
The new Victa 4-stroke range powered by leading engine-builder, Briggs & Stratton, represents the coming together of the great names in lawn and garden care.
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