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Waukesha engine info

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Jason S O'Brien

07-31-1999 04:37:06




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Hi I just picked up a Model ICK-156-B 4 cylinder Waukesha engine with 2 1/2 bore and 3 1/8 stroke gas,there are 2 plates one for the engine and one for a generator unit that is missing the generator plate gives R.P.M's at 3k loaded! K.W at 7.5 VOLts at 28.5 and amps at 263. on the bottom of the plate it says manufactured by the Waukesha motor company Railway Division. The engine itself has a recoil,fuel pump,water pump,magneto,govenor,
and really nice copper radiator the engine # is 932507 Model ICK-156-B any help in finding what the year of manufacture or any info would help me out a lot thanks Jason

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Robert Smith

06-07-2000 17:31:28




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 Re: Waukesha engine info in reply to Jason S O'Brien , 07-31-1999 04:37:06  
I have an old Colar Generator with a Waukeska Motor in it. I am looking for tune-up specs. I am very interested in what mark on the flywheel do use for the timing of the oil pump. Here is the information I have on it:

MOD 180GL (gas) I hope you can help!
Ser # 929274
lot 5312 Thanks, Bob



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Al Rentschler

08-13-2004 16:55:53




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 Re: Re: Waukesha engine info in reply to Robert Smith, 06-07-2000 17:31:28  
Bob: It is not required to time the Oil Pump. There are two srews holding it in, one is a lock!!
From the book: the pump is retained in the front of the crankcase by a set screw. The set screw is prevented from loosening by a second or lock screw. Both screws these screws enter the case in the case flange from below the pump and th lock screw is immediately visible directly under the pump. DO NOT attemp to remove the pump without removing both screws first.

Also these engines must not have more than 20-25 lb Oil Pressure when hot !!! If you study how the oil gets around you will see why.

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rod

09-04-1999 09:37:47




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 Re: Waukesha engine info in reply to Jason S O'Brien , 07-31-1999 04:37:06  
Contact Waukesha at www.waukeshaengine.com

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