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"TIRED IRON"By Russell Ginnow3125 W. Fisk Ave., R. 3 Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901 Just a little more from "Tired Iron". . with a couple of pictures of a log saw that I would like some information on. I haven't restored this rig yet. The engine is a two-cycle. It has no throttle or governor. The speed is controlled by hand with the timer. The cooling system is of the thermal siphon type, with hoses from the water jacket up to a round tank. The tank has a rectangular shaped filler. This filler has baffles in it. I suppose these baffles are to keep water from splashing out and to condense some steam. The gas tank is the same shape and mounted next to the water tank, making it look like all one tank. The gas is gravity fed to a Lunkenheimer carburetor. Under these tanks is a rather flat shaped compartment to hold a buzz coil and a hot shot battery. I would like to kn... 793 of 2339 characters shown.
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