Thanks for the news from Waukesha. Can't say I know much about their engines or history but I see them from time to time from little ones to big units like this. My only suggestion to the owner of this one would be to remove the generating unit since he's not doing anything with it and see if it can generate some scrap value that might defray the cost of the whole thing. Also, he has it mounted on his lowboy trailer and there is just enough room with a few inches to spare between the big Waukesha and another engine mounted forward. Remove the generator and he could put a third engine on the trailer for the next show.
For your reply you get a bonus pic--my five foot cross-cut saw I bought at the show. It's there if you look closely, posed against the split wood. I guess a lot of them saw retirement when chainsaws came on the scene. Hard to beat a two-man crosscut for a good upper body workout, though.
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