Company: Empire Cream Separator Co., Bloomfield, N.J.; built by Alamo Mfg. Co., Hillsdale, Mich.
Year: 1918
Horsepower: 2-1/2
RPM: 500
Serial Number: 45955
Bore: 4-1/4-inch
Stroke: 4-7/8-inch
Flywheel diameter: 22-1/4 inches
Flywheel width: 1-7/8 inches
Governing: Hit-and-miss
Ignition: Originally a Hercules magneto (rare); currently operates with a Wizard Electric Co. magneto (very similar, same manufacturer)
Additional info: Originally operated on my grandfather’s farm in Dorset, Vt., for pump power in the 1920s.
Owner:
Brian and Deb Edgerton
6175 N 5 W
Idaho Falls, ID 83401
edgertbg@7906.myrf.net
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the numbers on this Wizard Hercules magneto is Type B1 NO. 33302 Patented Sept. 20 1904 looking for a set off brushes my email is dannapp1@hotmail.com
Hello i recently purchase Wizard hercules magneto does anyone no where i can get a set off Brushes thanks Dan email me at dannapp1@hotmail.com