Janicholson
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Picture from 2014 Pioneer Days in Albany MN. I think it is a Boat motor due to the plumbed exhaust. Interesting carbs!! Jim
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Nebraska Cowman
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Yup. even before I read your caption Jim, I was thinking nautical. If you searched through enough old magazines you might find something on it. Good luck. Are there old boat web sites? (I'm sure I know the answer to that) You might post it on the marine engine forum on the Stak.
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Cooper Bessemer twin tandem double acting compressor engine. Might be a Worthington, but I don't think so. We used to have ten Worthingtons very similar to these where I used to work.
Bob Harvey
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Looks similar to one that is on the 'stationary engines' board. Waterton
Cory Schmidt
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I almost want to say that looks like a Kahlenberg, from here in Two Rivers, Wi. Made engines for all sorts of industry, mainly marine.
Brian G. NY
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(quoted from post at 04:58:49 04/11/15) Picture from 2014 Pioneer Days in Albany MN. I think it is a Boat motor due to the plumbed exhaust. Interesting carbs!! Jim
Wow..that looks really old!! It would be interesting to know what make it is.
Here's one I saw in Mystic Seaport Museum a couple of years ago.
Kinda old too.....but pretty easy to identify. Ford V-8 "60"
I am almost certain this is a "Barber Brothers marine water cooled engine. There should be a mag on it if so a number is there that you can cross reference.
The water pipes was to circulate water around the inside jacket and then back out. Some of them had a water jacket on the manifold also. Later ones used a distributor.
Hope this helps there is a site under the Barber Brothers name for a club.
The water pipes was to circulate water around the inside jacket and then back out. Some of them had a water jacket on the manifold also. Later ones used a distributor.
Hope this helps there is a site under the Barber Brothers name for a club.
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