West Campton N.H.
It is June 23, a very nice day in West Campton.
The first engines came in at about 9 a.m., and they kept coming
until about noon. We had 4 or 5 old cars and about 30 engines.
I had my 15 H.P. International Mogul, that I had just gotten
running after a long restoration, as it had not run since 1948. One
of the flywheels had been moved six miles away and used for a boat
anchor. I also had my 8 H.P. sandwich engine out.
Carleton and Elroy Ekdahl from Manchester, N. H. brought their
Charter engine.
People came from Mass., Vermont, and N. H. Everyone had a very
good time. We are going to have our meet this year on June 1,
1975.
There are campgrounds and inns nearby for those who want to come
on May 31, and visit the White Mountains of N. H.
Pictures by Don Smart, Plymouth, New Hampshire.
Courtesy of David Dearborn, Box 128, West Campton, New Hampshire
03228
What is It?
This is a side shaft engine with a flyball governor. At one time
this engine had a magneto that ran off the one cam lobe. I believe
that it pushed a plunger up in the magneto.
There also was a lot of nickel plating on it.
This engine is about C.
I sure hope that someone can help me.
Courtesy of David Dearborn, Box 128, West Campton, New Hampshire
03228
