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The Saga Of NOVO #80842By Richard K. Brehm22 Tyler Road, Lexington, MA 02173 Novo 80842 seems to have begun its long life on October 9, 1922, at which time the main hopper casting was poured. In an age when time was not so important as now, iron castings were routinely allowed to age for six months. The engine was finally completed in Lansing, MI about March 20, 1923, at which time it was sold to H. Brewer & Co. of Tecumseh, MI for incorporation in a cement mixer. The latter was purchased by Gustaf Brehm & Henry Werking & Co. and used in the construction of various town buildings and schools in Cadillac, MI until 1933 when Gustaf sold it to his brother, Edward, my grandfather. He had a farm about six miles from Cadillac. It was on that farm that, as a teenager, I was employed for a number of summers early in WW II. I got to know Novo 80842 on several occasions while mixing cement for various proj... 803 of 8236 characters shown.
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