Ironwood
Ironwood, Mich.
Model: Engineering project
Year: 1920s
Horsepower: 1/2
Bore: 2-1/2-inch
Stroke: 3-inch
Flywheel width: 1-1/2 inches
Flywheel diameter: 10-1/2 inches
Governing: hit-and-miss
Ignition: high-tension coil and battery
Interesting fact: Dean and Helene Suhr are in possession of a full
set of blueprints for this engine, which was built as a course
project by students in Ironwood, Mich.
Owners: Dean and Helene Suhr 3525 E. Hawser St.Tucson, AZ
85739
International Harvester
Chicago, Ill.
Model: Famous “Junior”
Year: 1911
Horsepower: 2
Serial number: KF158
Weight: 560 pounds
RPM: 460
Bore: 4-inch
Stroke: 5-1/4-inch
Flywheel width: 2-1/4 inches
Flywheel diameter: 22 inches
Governing: hit-and-miss
Ignition: battery and coil
Unique features: Mixer is different, adjusts from the top not the
back as the regular Famous. It has a round flange connecting the
cylinder to the crankcase, not square. The inspection cover is
round, not square.
Interesting facts: Only 400 of these Juniors were produced from
1909 to 1913 starting with serial no. KF101 and ending with KF501.
Alan King writes in International Harvester – McCormick-Deering
Gasoline Engines, “These engines were most likely built to compete
with cheaper engines being built by many companies.”
Owner: Monte Shockman 5021 Peg St. Boise, ID 83705-1126
mksshock@cableone.net
S.M.Jones
Toledo, Ohio
Model: Oil field engine
Year: 1905
Horsepower: 16
Serial number: 914
Weight: 3,775 pounds
Bore: 9-inch
Stroke: 16-inch
Flywheel width: 4 inches
Flywheel diameter: 60 inches
Ignition: Wico R1 magneto
Governing: pendulum
Unique feature: Ported exhaust.
Interesting fact: This engine retired to Florida and sharpens
pencils at shows.
Owners: Lou and Karen Quirch, Plantation Key (Florida Keys),
Fla.
Jacob Haish
DeKalb, Ill.
Model: Chanticleer
Horsepower: 2-1/2
Serial number: 5619
Year: Last patent date: Aug. 8, 1918
Bore: 4-1/4-inch
Stroke: 6-1/2-inch
Flywheel width: 2 inches
Flywheel diameter: 26 inches
Governing: hit-and-miss
Ignition: low-tension magneto with igniter
Unique features: Crank handle in flywheel.
Owner: Russell Roland 6430 S. Malta Road Dekalb, IL
60115-8536