PART THREE – Section F – Four-Cycle Engines
Of course, Victa had to engage with the 4-stroke engine.
It dominated the 1960s domestic mower landscape in Australia -
with all the big mower makers using Briggs & Stratton and/or
Kirby-Lauson [and later, Kirby-Tecumseh engines], in their
domestic range line-up.

Note that these were designated as Lauson Vertical [LV] and
then Vertical Kirby [VK]. Why the change? The answer was in
new North American ownership of Lauson. Tecumseh’s marketing
strategy was to gradually remove ‘Lauson’ from the reality …
Lauson designs were now Tecumseh engines.

In the 1960s, Victa used Kirby 4-strokes on their top-end lawnmowers.

Here is SECTION F Victa Four-Cycle Engines: -

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Attachments
victa_workshop_manual_02_c1964.pdf (2.18 MB, 26 downloads)
VICTA WORKSHOP MANUAL c1964 - Section F