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ReflectionsReaders' Engine QuestionsBy CH. Wendel38/1/1: Worthington Engine Q. I have a Worthington 1-1/2 HP engine, serial number 45951. I would like to know where to get any information or manuals on this engine. Did Worthington, or some other manufacturer make this engine? Can it be crossed over to some other engine? Ed Budich, 18 King St., Douglassville, PA 19518. A: The Worthington line of engines was made by Worthington Pump & Machinery Corp., Cudahy, Wis. According to Wendel's American Gasoline Engines Since 1872, Worthington took over International Gas Engine Co., makers of the Ingeco line of engines, in 1917. Worthington continued making what were essentially Ingeco engines for some time, and in fact early Worthingtons wore the Ingeco name. Further, there's evidence that Worthington made engines for Massey-Harris at some juncture, although we haven't b... 831 of 4313 characters shown.
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