   
R BruceGrant
Member Username: puttputtputt
Post Number: 15 Registered: 02-2009
| Posted on Thursday, January 19, 2012 - 10:34 am: |
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I recently finished restoration of an Acadian 6.5 HP make-and-break, an old type with the combined cylinder and head. There was no number plate on the cylinder, no mounting holes and no scar on the paint to suggest a missing plate. While stripping and re-painting I watched for any cast-in numbers and there were none. Now, I'm thinking that my engine has a replacement cylinder, issued by the factory with no number plate. The cylinder base gasket was clearly home-made, which reinforces this suspicion. Do any of our motor-head friends have thoughts on this question? Does anyone know what range of years are represented by this type of motor? |