Gas Engines
The hobby of collecting antique engines, past and present.
Blueprints for an Ironwood Engine
By Bob Johnson
A reader seeks blueprints or access to an Ironwood engine, built by high school students in Ironwood, Michigan.
Looking for an Ohlsson & Rice Tiny Tiger Generator Part
By Tyler Daniels
A reader searches for a carburetor diaphragm for his Ohlsson & Rice Tiny Tiger generator as well as any additional information.
Unidentified Estate Sale Engine
By Dale Rieppel
A reader and his grandson have restored an engine bought at a nearby real estate sale, but there’s no tag on it.
Did Fairbanks-Morse Ever Make a 17 hp Z?
By Cristy Miller
A reader’s 17 hp Fairbanks-Morse was never cataloged by its company and there seems to be no literature for it. Can anyone give us any information?
The 2-Stroke Cycle
By Paul Harvey
A look at the development of the 2-stroke engine, a much more efficient invention than the 4-stroke engine before it.
A Really Big Fairbanks-Morse Z
By Bill Vossler
An engine collector’s large 1931 Fairbanks-Morse Z features an updated fuel pump provided by the company and a truck made of steel.
Coolspring Spotlight: 1901 50 hp Westinghouse Generating Set
By the Gas Engine Magazine staff
This Westinghouse generating set at the Coolspring Power Museum was designed to operate for extended periods of time, making it ideal for electric power generation.
Half-Scale Gardner Model 0 Build – Part 1 of 2
By Peter Rooke
Peter Rooke starts a new project, but instead of restoring an old engine, Peter builds a Gardner Model 0 from a kit of castings.
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