42/1/1: Pohl Mfg. Co.
I am doing some research on the George D. Pohl Mfg. Co., and
would like readers’ input on the subject. I am looking for any
history on the company, as well as information on existing engines,
especially serial numbers and current location. Copies of catalogs
and literature would also be most welcome. Woody Sins, 3 Edna
Terrace, New Hartford, NY 13413; hitnmiss1@juno.com
42/1/2: Fairbanks-Morse ZC
I am the proud owner of a 3 HP Fairbanks-Morse ZC. I can read
the serial number on top of the water hopper, 894457; and on the
bottom is serial no. IF ZAC2C3. On the flywheel is serial no.
ZAC13F5 GF.
Can any one help me out? I am new to the hobby and am looking
for a photo of this 3 HP ZC engine. Thank You. Adrian Ramler, 123
12th Ave. S.E., St. Joseph, MN 56374-8503; (320) 363-1164 (after 5
p.m.); RamlerA@aol.com
42/1/3: Witte help
Can you please tell me the year and correct color for this
engine? It is a 6 HP Witte, serial no. 102666, 480 RPM. Dale
Pestes, 4200 S.E. Troutdale Road, Gresham, OR 97080.
42/1/4: Jaeger wagon
I have a photo of a Jaeger cement mixer wagon with a 3-1/2 HP
engine and a Simplex pole-pulling and pole-straightening jack
mounted on it. I don’t know what kind of engine it is. Its serial
number is 372430 and it runs at 550 RPM. I’m not sure if it’s the
right engine for this wagon. Any information on the model and color
of the engine would be greatly appreciated. Eugene Martin, 6409 W.
4005, Russianville, IN 46979.
42/1/5: Sta-Rite sold by Renfrew
Hello from Canada! I just bought a little gas engine made by
Sta-Rite and sold by Renfrew in Ontario, Canada. My problem is that
it has a connecting rod from Ford and the cut and weld is unusual,
but an old gentleman, who is 90 years old, swears this engine came
brand new like that.
Somebody also told me that there was information in Gas Engine
Magazine that mentions an engine made with a Ford connecting rod.
If someone knows something, please contact me. The engine is 1-1/2
HP. Andre Racicot, 129 Rue Clark, Apt. 1, Sherbrook, P.Q. Canada
J1J 2N4; (819) 563-7255; brassy@videotron.ca
42/1/6: Unidentified engine
I am looking for help. I bought the engine below in a basket, so
I don’t know if I have all the parts or not. Can someone help me
identify this engine? It is about 20 inches tall, has two valves,
one rocker arm and a flyball governor. Don Crader, 398 V.Z. County
Road 3407, Wills Point, TX 75169.
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