Briggs pistons for 32 cube engines

[Brettw 1,132]

I have taken apart a 16 horse Briggs with the intent of putting a new set of rings, or bore and rebuild. It ran, but you could smell the old oil a burnin'. Regardless, at this point, I will need a new piston. I had .035 ring end gaps, and the piston has a significant crack in the skirt. It was a grenade just waiting for the pin to be pulled.Are pistons for the Briggs 32 cubic inch engines still available? I can't seem to locate them anywhere. Unless I have an aftermarket piston and the numbers don't match? The number on the piston itself is 211748. The only other numerals / letters are PC and 6 cast in a few other places. All cast numbers are on the inside of the piston. I see nothing on the top or elsewhere stating STD .010 or .020 etc.Any help would be appreciated.

[fishnwiz 3,290]

Count yourself VERY lucky you caught it when you did! NICE SAVE!

[BLT 718]

Sent you a parts list via Email.

[Chris727 2,021]

211748 is not the part number. Briggs didn't normally cast numbers on their parts with the exception of a few gaskets having numbers stamped into them.

[DanD 9]

https://shop.briggsandstratton.com/us/en/repair-parts#/Briggs_%26_Stratton/326431-0127-99/Piston%2c_Rings%2c_Connecting_Rod%2c_Camshaft%2c_Valves/326431012799/61790003

Look here!

[Brettw 1,132]

Thanks all. I now have the information I need to buy, I just have to figure out whether I need to bore it out or not. Considering it looks like an aftermarket piston, and I still see a great deal of cross hatch in the cylinder, I am inclined to think it will likely need to bo bored out. I have to determine that cost and go from there. Aftermarket oversized piston / ring sets seem to be in the $80 range.