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Unidentified Stationary Engine

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Post by Mark Eng Tue Feb 25 2014, 07:15

Hi My name is Mark and I have been given a stationary engine that I am in the process of getting going again.
Sorry the first time I tried this I failed to attach the photos.
Can any one indentify it for me.
Thank you
Mark

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Post by Biggusdannus Tue Feb 25 2014, 13:35

Looks like a Nelson little jumbo model N 1.5hp. It could be a derivative of as well (such as maynard) Looks like a nice project you have there.
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Post by kevjhnsn Tue Feb 25 2014, 21:20

i agree nelson bros model N jumbo the crankshaft trough wick oilers are a good clue and few other things like that
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Post by Mark Eng Wed Feb 26 2014, 09:03

Thank you Gentlemen. Have had a look on U Tube and it does look very similar.
The machine is all stripped down and sand blasting it at the moment.

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Post by Lewis MacRae Wed Feb 26 2014, 15:49

Is there a tag on it or a serial number?

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Post by Biggusdannus Wed Feb 26 2014, 16:15

Serial number should be stamped on the raised piece of casting on the side of the hopper.
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