Stationery Engines as pumps

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dougie
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Stationery Engines as pumps

Post by dougie »

These are on ebay.
Can any one identify them?
Were they made like this at the factory?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Two-Jowett-Motors_W ... dZViewItem
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Post by AlanBartlett »

Arnt they fronts of the jowett tractor? Wasnt it the bristol crawler or something like that?
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Post by ian Howell »

Alan:

I don't know aboiut pumps, but I had a very similar engine - apparently ex-WD - in the 1970's.

Mine was set up with a combination flat- and vee-belt drive with an integral centrifugal clutch so that it could be started with belts in place but off-load.

There are people with a lot of knowledge about these 'military' engines - so watch this space.
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