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Turmott Monahan low tension mechanizm

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Graeme Wardlaw

10-11-2007 17:36:39




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I am from Australia & have a very rear engine which I believe is also rear in the states. A 4hp Turmott and Monahan. the original low tension set up was removed and replaced with a rotary H.T. unit. The original maggy and stricker has been located, my problem is the intricate mechanism that operates it. I have worked it out the exhaust pull rod sets the system and then a seperate cam and set up triggers it. Has any one got one of these and could send photos/drawings of these mechanzms? Any help would be greatly appreciated as the rest of the engine is perfect. Thankyou Graeme

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noncompos

10-11-2007 22:30:57




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 Re: Turmott Monahan low tension mechanizm in reply to Graeme Wardlaw, 10-11-2007 17:36:39  
Graeme: (With a name like Graeme, of course you"re down under, or maybe Canada or the UK-that"s a joke, meant in humor).
Actually, I think the engine is Termatt & Monahan, and they produced a lot of marine engines, if they weren"t solely marine; while the people here have all kinds of knowledge, I don"t see many (any?) posts about these. If nothing turns up here, try oldmarineengines.com (lots there) or the Antique Marine Engine forum on smokstak.com, which deals in engines like yours. Good luck.

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Graeme Wardlaw

10-12-2007 00:33:57




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 Re: Turmott Monahan low tension mechanizm in reply to noncompos, 10-11-2007 22:30:57  
Hey you are right it is with an "a". Mine is a butifull 4hp open crank. Blind head, unusual in that the exhaust is opened by pulling the rod and not pushing. Has low tension striker ignition.In A.G.E 1872 page509 is the one bottom right. I just noticed in the book the marine engines were "Termaat and M", same address Thank you for the info. I have been crook so had more time for the computor and found this site, really enjoy it. cheers Graeme. What a dull place to live...no Graeme,s.

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