Installing a shut off switch on a Predator push mower engine fitted to my troy bilt pressure washer

How I installed a shut off switch on my Troy Bilt engine swap to a predator lawn mower engine.
Tools normally required are:
Shut off switch, some wire, a screw Driver, 10mm socket, phillips screw driver, drill, wire strippers, and crimper. I used a soldering iron to make sure my connections were solid and would not vibrate apart.

[@itsSpecialSteve]

Just got a predator vertical engine for a yard trimmer. It’s a lawn mower version of a string trimmer. I will implement a ground extension to switch to console identical to how you demonstrated. Thank you for sharing your videos. Best.

[@rosincore]

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[@brooklynbridge845]

Dude... Thank you very much for this video! It was exactly the solution I was looking for!

[@rosincore]

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[@qeguy]

I'd like to see a video about disabling or removing the flywheel brake.

[@rosincore]

Hmm. That would be a good one. Maybe I'll do that

[@HockeyGoon939]

I had no idea there was ground connected to the engine brake.

[@jfloydsea]

Did you have to adapt to the longer shaft of the predator engine vs what you had initially? I replaced the Kohler XT775 engine on my pressure washer and the shaft was about 1.25" longer, so I had to use spacers between the pump and engine.

[@rosincore]

Mine had a set screw in the pulley that I tightened. Haven't had an issue yey

[@alexpantoja2836]

How did you get yours to stay started with the initial rig? I have the same set up, everything was zipped tied to max, and it would only start to shut right off.

[@rosincore]

i tied the brake back with a coat hanger for starters. its on the left hand side if looking top down. that was the only shutoff if i remember correctly