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The History of the Fairbanks Morse ZC | Smokstak® Antique Engine Community* Doug, I have a copy of Fairbanks Morse 100 Years of Engine Technology It shows a picture of a 3HP Z style C from 1928 and a 10HP ZC from 1938 The 10HP engine had a radiator and a water circulating pump It also mentions that the 346, 503 and 739 were introduced in 1944 In 1953, all ZC engine production was moved to Kansas City
Fairbanks-Morse Paint Color | Smokstak® Antique Engine Community* I need help finding a paint code for my 1930 Fairbanks-Morse 2 HP Z I found the paint code "Dulux 93-72001 Green" on the oldengine org web site I contacted a Dulux ICI dealer and they don't recognise the number! I would like a Sherwin Williams # or color if anyone has it I've had good luck with there industrial enamals Thanks ErikG
Fairbanks Morse Z engine-timing - Antique Engines I just got the magneto rebuilt for my 1916 Fairbanks Morse 3hp "Z" engine, and I need to time my engine I see the "spark" marking on the flywheel, but was wondering what it needs to be aligned with in order to be "in time " Thanks, Adam
Advise asked - Fairbanks-Morse model Z 3HP, 1919 The "7" is Fairbanks Morse's designation for Wisconsin engine As originally used on a Wisconsin, the mag had a gear and an impulse mechanism for automatic retarding of the spark timing on starting I own a similar magneto that was converted to a chain drive for some unknown engine but can't recall if mine retained the impulse feature
Fairbanks Morse Z 2HP 1929 with crank in the flywheel Your engine should have an R mag There are two possibilities I see that could explain your engine 1 As David said it could be parts of two (maybe more) engines It could be a 2hp Z hit-n-miss FBM R mag equipt engine with 28-29 ZC spoked flywheels 2 Its a factory made 2hp Z hit-n-miss R mag equipt engine with 28-29 ZC flywheels
Fairbanks Morse Type T | Smokstak® Antique Engine Community* It goes on to say, "The addition of a throttle governed carburetor enabled these engines to burn kerosene fuel and gave a complicated look to an otherwise simple engine " The pictures he has of JOT's in the bible are without the base, that are bolted to the skids
Fairbanks Morse Eclipse | Smokstak® Antique Engine Community* On your magneto you will probably have to get the engine spinning fairly good with the crank to get a spark (Correction made 1 4 2019 after looking at photo's closer) -----Photo's below are of a Eclipse # 3, two horse power hit miss engine manufactured by Fairbanks, Morse Co Beloit, Wisconsin from 1934 to 1941
Fairbanks Morse throttle governed engine 3 and 6 HP. How to set the . . . As stated, could someone tell me how to correctly set the timing on these motors ? I set the 6 hp at 42 to 45 degrees before inner dead center as stated in the manual I have been since last fall trying to get this engine to run right but it still backfires once in awhile and a loud explosion
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse - Serial # and pictures. I have a 1917, 1 1 2 HP Canadian Fairbanks Morse Headless This engine was igniter and uses a Sumter 12 mag The engine was converted to spark plug before i got it The serial number does not contain the C prefix The serial number is 192044 The brass tag does say The Canadian Fairbanks Morse Company Here is a picture of the engine and tag
Fairbanks Morse 118 or 204 questions | Smokstak® Antique Engine Community* Hello, I am new to this forum and have an interest in purchasing an oil field Fairbanks Morse 118 or 204 Are parts available for these models? How does the performance of a 7 hp 118 compare to a modern high RPM small Briggs? I gather that the slow running FM engine has lots of torque and would