MLBE ML168F / ML170F / ML170FB Gasoline Engines

MLBE ML168F / ML170F / ML170FB Gasoline Engines

  • Four-stroke gasoline engine family for generators, water pumps, tillers and compact machinery
  • Recoil-start configuration with low-vibration design for regular field use
  • Engine range suited to OEM equipment integration and replacement applications
  • Fuel-efficient platform with CE / EU Stage V configurations available
  • Suitable for importers, dealers and equipment manufacturers comparing compact petrol engines
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ML168F / ML170F / ML170FB: model selection

How should I compare the three petrol engines?

The table separates displacement, net power and torque by model. Match the required operating point and shaft interface to the driven equipment; ask MLBE to confirm the exact starting system and model-specific documentation.

Explore the gasoline engine range and petrol engine troubleshooting guide. For configuration-specific documents, contact MLBE technical support.

MLBE ML168F / ML170F / ML170FB Gasoline Engines

The MLBE ML168F, ML170F and ML170FB are compact four-stroke gasoline engines designed for generators, water pumps, power tillers and other small machinery. The range provides several displacement and output options while retaining a common platform suitable for distributors and original equipment manufacturers.

Key Features

  • Four-stroke, single-cylinder gasoline engine design
  • Recoil-start configuration with electric-start options where specified
  • Anti-vibration design to support smoother operation
  • Suitable for generators, pumps, tillers and compact machinery
  • Designed for regular agricultural and light industrial use

Technical Specifications

Specification ML168F ML170F ML170FB
Displacement 196 cc 212 cc 223 cc
Net power 4.1 kW at 3600 rpm 4.4 kW at 3600 rpm 5.0 kW at 3600 rpm
Net torque 11 N·m at 2500 rpm 12 N·m at 2500 rpm 13 N·m at 2500 rpm
Fuel tank capacity 3.6 L 3.6 L 3.6 L
Engine oil capacity 0.55 L 0.55 L 0.55 L

For Importers and Equipment Manufacturers

Buyers should confirm the required shaft configuration, starting system, application, packaging and any market-specific compliance documentation before ordering. Model selection should be based on the required output, duty cycle and equipment interface.