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David Childs

08-20-2007 06:41:32

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After recently acquiring a howard rotavator for restoration i am stumped on what kind of engine it actually is. I believe the rotavator is a bantam but have been searching sites to find what kind of engine. Above the flywheel it says "AC120" and on the otherside there is an unreadable stamp. something "chrome". Can anyone help?

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David Childs

08-28-2007 06:17:18

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Re: Howard engine pictures in reply to David Childs, 08-20-2007 06:41:32

May sound silly but dont know how to attach pictures to this forum. If anyone wishes to see them maybe i could email them as i know how to attach

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cdmn

08-27-2007 22:00:43

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Re: Howard engine in reply to David Childs, 08-20-2007 06:41:32

This shows one with the Wisconsin Engine

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David Childs

08-28-2007 05:45:01

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Re: Howard engine in reply to cdmn, 08-27-2007 22:00:43

Thanks to all the replis i have recieved. I am at present arranging some photos to put on here to help.

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richardinnz

08-24-2007 03:15:21

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Re: Howard engine in reply to David Childs, 08-20-2007 06:41:32

I have a Howard Bantam, it has a Villiers engine.

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Larry from md

08-20-2007 15:05:27

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Re: Howard engine in reply to David Childs, 08-20-2007 06:41:32

If you could post a picture we could id it. chrome molly is seen on some engines that had piston rings made from that stuff. Its a very hard ring people claim they are hard to seat if your cylinder isn't perfect.

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noncompos

08-20-2007 13:01:28

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Re: Howard engine in reply to David Childs, 08-20-2007 06:41:32

Can only find one brief listing for Howard Rotovators (in 79 gasket catalog); it lists:
Bantam: Clinton 1200
Gem TF: Wisconsin TF
Gem AEN and Yeoman: Wisconsin AEN
No years are shown for any...I have nothing on Clinton engines as to ID help; the TF is a 2cyl, but I have nothing on the AEN (not to be confused with the AEM, a different engine). HTH.

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