Wico EK magneto for sale. Original brass covers are in fair shape with very small and minimal dents. In a couple photos I have the covers removed to show you the internal condition. Appears dirty compared to some I’ve had! This magneto puts out a decent blue consistent spark. Although I cannot prove it’ll run or start an engine, I believe this magneto has potential and may require minimum to no work at all before being ready to go to work! Please see all pictures for the absolute best description. Depending on your engine this magneto may require some small adjustments for its absolute best performance.
Antique International LA (LB) 1.5-2.5 HP Hit & Miss Gas Engine H1 Magneto. You are looking at an item listed by Davey Salvage & Antiques. We list a wide variety of items. The item for sale here is the a Magneto from a LB Engine. It spins and snaps great. It is in good used condition. Help yourself to a good deal. Local pick-up is always welcome! Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions! Local Pick-up is always welcome! Please note that I will hold paid items for up to 90 days. After 90 days, any items not claimed will be considered abandoned. Most of the Items that we sell. Used, unless otherwise specified. We do our best to describe our products as accurately as possible. You are looking at Items listed by Davey’s Salvage. We are a small family run business located in Central Michigan. We do Demolition, Junk Removal, and also clean out Houses, Farms, and Businesses. Our listings include a wide variety of Products……. From Antiques and Auto Parts, Collectibles, Household, and Tools. We specialize in a wide variety of antique Tractor Parts! We do our best to reply as promptly as possible. Mailing Address: David Shell. Thank you for your Business! Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Com. Track Page Views With.
This antique Briggs & Stratton engine model N type 306212 comes with parts that will surely make it a great addition to your collection. Made in the United States, this small gas engine is perfect for stationary use. Crank does turn, so not locked up. Shaft measures approximately 5/8 diameter. Has rust and three dings on gas tank, see pics. No cracks in fins or case. Stands approximately 15 tall.
Lunkenheimer 1 LH carburetor. Missing the adjustment knob, fittings and the lower spring. Appears to have been lightly sand blasted. Will require some work and cleaning. Needle valve and butterfly turns. See pictures for the absolute best description.
Piston and Rod specifically removed from a 1 1/2HP Hit & Miss dishpan Fairbanks Morse engine with slant cut gears. No breaks or repairs. Will need shims for bearing cap. Wrist pin bushing seems good. See pictures for the absolute best description and measurements.
See all pictures for the best description! The base of this magneto has cracks and in a few of the pictures I point to them with a screw driver. End plate has a chip. Mounting threads look good. This mag does turn over and produce a spark by giving it a quick spin by hand and scratching a test wire against my bench. I don’t believe it’s a strong enough spark to start or run a engine however. Please see pictures for the absolute best description.
Featured on the cover of Gas Engine Magazine, Volume 30, No. Has been stored indoors ever since. I bought it from Joe Olsen of Ukiah, CA in 1993 and have shown it at CA branch 31 Gas-Ups. The engine is mounted on a special, solid oak truck, fancy striping, and a unique undercut which allows turning the engine around in a radius equal to the length of the truck. The solid oak rails (6-1/2″ x 3-1/3″) have a dozen coats of marine varnish over the striping and lettering. The metal guard over the undercut is polished copper with brass screws. The engine has an in-line spark indicator light (from a motorcycle) which shows when a spark is sent to the spark plug. A solar charger is mounted on the battery box’s lid to keep the battery charged. Available only until Thursday, October 24, 2024 in Fairfax, CA.
Unknown to me governor. Turns over but has some rough areas. Has a couple old weld repairs. Teeth are worn quite a bit. Pulley is not attached to the shaft by very much. Bolt hole spacing is 3 3/4 on centers. The stem that runs the balls in and out is bent up towards the top. See pictures for the absolute best description.
This antique Hit Miss Engine Brass Oiler by Lunkenheimer is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of stationary engines. The oiler is made of high-quality brass and features a Sentinel model design. It is perfect for those who appreciate the old-style engines of the late 19th century. The oiler is suitable for use with hit and miss engines and is a valuable addition to any collection. This is an older style sentinel with patent Date of Dec 19, 1899.
Does not turn over and the armature is stuck in the housing. Base looks nice other than one chip that I can see. Mounting holes look good. Please see pictures for the absolute best description.
