so i just found an old ass winsconsin engine in my shed
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so i just found an old *** winsconsin engine in my shed
that i forgot that i had. it's a model AB, made from 1936-1949. 3hp@2600rpm. magneto ignition, horizontal shaft. cast iron block. 13.5ci/220cc
anyone ever play with one of these or know anything about em? other than whats typed above. i think itll make a nice project engine :1
anyone ever play with one of these or know anything about em? other than whats typed above. i think itll make a nice project engine :1
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Re: so i just found an old *** winsconsin engine in my shed
Originally Posted by PhilStubbs
post pics. What are your plans for it?
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Re: so i just found an old *** winsconsin engine in my shed
i like going to antique power shows where they got those old motors just banging away for the hell of it. ask old farmers as they tend to know the most about that kind of stuff
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Re: so i just found an old *** winsconsin engine in my shed
Originally Posted by 1lowscort
Wisconsin engines are expensive to work on, but they are great. Lets see this bitch.
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Re: so i just found an old *** winsconsin engine in my shed
overall. briggs 12hp carb and crank in background
lol flathead
internal shot. cam driven by the crank, magneto driven by the cam (you can see the housing on the left)
ab99-b-1, ab is the model, the rest i can't figure out or find somewhere that explains the coding.
it was FULL of water, yet is ------- rust free internally. i guess 70 year old engine gunk is one hard bitch
looks like i can do some port work to clean em up, shave a little off the head, and deck the block to bring the piston up flat. 7:1 comp now, maybe ill see 9:1