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Senior Member Username: richarddurgee
Post Number: 3041 Registered: 11-2001
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* This Engine was posted here some time ago, hard to believe that such a unique old engine still hasn't a mfgrs name ?
These photo ads are 1910-1912 The cam and valve mechanisms, timer, large crankcase side cover etc, could possibly be later and updated design but they sure seem to have common DNA ? These Doak engines and ( Henshaw engines that I don't know about ? ) were mfgrd by the Henshaw, Buckley & Co. in California about 1908.Doak engs were made in late 1890's- is the Unknown an earlier design ?? Any input would be appreciated !
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