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What Is It?Courtesy of Mr. Kenneth Benner, 1173 Sunset Drive, Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada. This engine was run last about 28 yrs. ago, for pumping water for cattle. I bought it in December 1971, from the second owner who bought the farm and he did not know the make of it. It looked like something was painted on the sides of water hopper but not legible. Serial number on exhaust side of water hopper, also under crankshaft cap on crankshaft on cranking side No. 23045. Bore 41/4", stroke 6", flywheel 2 3/8" x 211/2" (No. L64-1), 5 stud water-cooled head, main bearings on angle, governor on inside of flywheel, piston luber is a cast stem thru water hopper (not pipe), 2 levers, spark control on cam gear and governor control to value push rod, connecting rod "I" shape with grease cup forward of connecting rod bearing, cylinder assy, bolts to base casting, gas tank ... 800 of 1317 characters shown.
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