DuroMax XP35HPE 999cc 1-7/16-Inch Horizontal Shaft OHV V-Twin Push Button Gas Powered Multi-Use Engine
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Style: 999cc Gas V-Twin
Features
- 999cc 4 Stroke OHV engine
- Runs on Standard 87 Octane Gasoline
- Push Button Start
- Variable Speed Control
- Air Cleaner: Dual, Semi-dry, Oil Bath
- Engine May have slight alternate cosmetic styling
- EPA Approved for Safe Mandated Use
- Applications: Go Karts, Pressure Washers, Trailer Mounted - Mobile Carwashes, Log Splitters, RotoTillers - Cultivators, Water/Trash Transfer Pump
Description
Introducing the most POWERFUL engine in our lineup: The DuroMax XP35HPE 999cc V-Twin Engine. This 4-stroke OHV powerhouse features a quick push button start, electronic speed control, and digital RPM display. Runs on standard 87 octane gasoline, and comes equipped with an oil cooler and muffler. Perfect for your go karts, ATVs, boats, and any project that demands serious POWER!
Brand: DuroMax
Wattage: 999 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Gasoline
Recommended Uses For Product: Commercial
Item Weight: 110 Pounds
Voltage: 120
Output Wattage: 999 Watts
Special Feature: Electronic Speed Control, Muffler
Included Components: Engine
Brand: DuroMax
Wattage: 999 watts
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Power Source: Gasoline
Recommended Uses For Product: Commercial
Item Weight: 110 Pounds
Voltage: 120
Output Wattage: 999 Watts
Special Feature: Electronic Speed Control, Muffler
Included Components: Engine
Color: Blue
Product Dimensions: 21"L x 20"W x 22"H
Material: Steel/Cast Iron
Model Name: DuroMax XP35HPE 999cc 1-7/16-Inch Horizontal Shaft OHV
Engine Type: 4 Stroke
Ignition System Type: Electric Start
Engine Displacement: 999 Cubic Centimeters
UPC: 811640016463
Manufacturer: DuroMax
Item Weight: 110 pounds
Item model number: XP35HPE
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Dec 11 – Dec 12
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I got the XP7HP version. It's a good little engine. The recoil starter bolts are metal, not plastic, which I like. The engine is extremely loud, the silencer may as well not even be there. The only quality issue I found was odd wear on the crankshaft counterweight. Keep in mind I have not run the engine yet when this photo was taken, it was brand new out of the box. That wear is from the factory. But the engine still works, so I'm not going to complain about it on a $200 engine. The rocker arms were oiled, and looked good. After I reassembled it it started on the third pull. Then after that it has always started on the first pull. It's no high performance engine, but it gets the job done.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by david
Update on original review below. I've put some more time on this engine now and it continues to have a lot of power and the noise has subsided. The oil has stayed clean and doesn't have any visible metal shavings in it, so whatever made the noise must have been small. I did get in contact with the company and they assured me the warranty was 1 year, so they were helpful although a little hard to get a hold of. The tech did call to help diagnose but I've looked at everything there was to look at on this engine and never did see anything. I upped my rating accordingly. I don't know whether to recommend this engine to others or not. It arrived quickly and undamaged. The price is right. I installed it on a Troy Bilt Tomahawk shredder to replace the original under powered 5hp Tecumseh. This engine definitely makes the shredder more useful than it was originally with the too small engine. Engine runs great but sounds terrible. It had a very loud hammering noise when I first started it like a bolt was loose inside the crankcase. This intermittent noise subsided but was followed with a constant lighter hammering. It was full of the recommended oil. I used the machine for about an hour and checked the dipstick for metal shavings. Drained the oil and replaced with new. Nothing out of the ordinary was in the oil for a new engine. It does not smoke and runs like a top. I contacted the company by email and included a video for the sound and have had no response as to if this is normal for these engines. I have worked on engines small and large for 20 years and don't think this one is quite right. The noise is definitely from the crankcase area and not intake or exhaust noise. I believe it would be quiet otherwise. I thought it was going to come apart in the first 15 min but so far it has not. This is my third Honda clone engine and I had very good luck with the other two that I bought at Harbor Freight. I will report back when I have further information.
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