Can anyone help me identify the make of this engine and
generator?? It apparently is a 32 volt generator and has a cast
iron cooler. I would like to hear from someone who knows what make
it is – or has one like it. Can anybody tell me what kind of
ignition system it has?
This vertical engine, 4 feet high, bears on one part McKMCCo and
the trademark on various parts. It has a Schrebler carburetor and a
unique valve action with a leaf spring acting on both valve stems,
the valves being removable in cages for valve ginding.
This engine I found outside an old machine shop, buried under
lathe turnings. The water jacket around the cylinder is brass and
the piston is operated by a cross-head action.
Has anyone seen anything like this and can they locate and name
the company which built it? It was painted red.
I have used this motor boat engine, off and on, since 1946. It
is all original except for the gas tank and water pump. It runs
good in either direction. Does any-know how old it is, and who made
it? Thank you.
It is a two cycle Marine engine, but it has no number or name on
it. It is complete except for the gas tank, which we took off
before taking this picture. It runs good. Does anyone know how old,
and what kind of engine this is? Thank you.
The make of this engine is unknown. It has no name or other
information on it. It is 1?’ bore and stroke and has a 12 volt
starting motor direct connected to the flywheel. There is a
generating circuit that takes over when the engine starts. It has a
Carter carburetor and uses a 10MM plug, with a Delco coil. I would
appreciate any information on it.
This engine is far from complete but I sent the picture in, due
to the odd shape of the water hopper. Did the concave surfaces once
hold fuel tanks? This engine is small, about the size of 1? Hp. I
would say. It was painted green.
