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wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te

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ira

10-22-2004 16:26:22

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what would this engine have been used for and how old would it be?

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rjs

11-05-2004 05:11:31

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to ira, 10-22-2004 16:26:22

There was a rare tractor in canada called a Waterloo Bronco that used the TE designated Wisconsin engine,might be sought after by some one owning one.Let me know if you want to sell,I know of several owners.

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ira

11-05-2004 18:04:30

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to rjs, 11-05-2004 05:11:31

to rjs, thanks for the contact about the model fe.i dont know what it would be worth? while cleaning and degreasing it i found on flywheel cover what appeared to be a tiger? the sheet metal was red and the block was grey and that is what color i have repainted them. will post it when i have it running. thanks again

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ira

10-30-2004 19:04:47

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to ira, 10-22-2004 16:26:22

what would the firing order be for the model te?i was told the cyl. closest to the flywheel is number 1 cyl.? witch would be number 1 on the distributor cap,the one closest to the block or the one furthest? this engine has some kind of clutch on it,the tag says i believe rockford clutch div. of borg warner. thanks for any help.

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Ken Hilliard

10-22-2004 22:12:58

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to ira, 10-22-2004 16:26:22

Pre 1957 engine. Used on generators, welders, gibson tractors (early sd2 used TE or TF or THD), and as a power unit. Mid teens horsepower. If you have one, your lucky. I have some parts for the TF but not rods and piston. The TF has different bore than TE.

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tim huey

09-06-2005 20:27:02

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to Ken Hilliard, 10-22-2004 22:12:58

i have a te wisconsin motor and the distributor gear has 2 broken teeth, but the generator gear looks good. would you have a gear for the distributor or know of some places to find parts like this?

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ira

10-24-2004 20:28:54

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to Ken Hilliard, 10-22-2004 22:12:58

thanks for the info on the 2cylinder wisconsin,now i have another question.what spark plugs and what gap seting should they be? also what gap seting should the points be? i have all the sheet metal off and just pressure washed it.cantwait to hear it run?

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ken hilliard

10-25-2004 11:12:39

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to ira, 10-24-2004 20:28:54

from the manual, .030 gap for plugs and champion d-16 or ac no c86 commercial. braker gap is .015 for fm or wico.

where did you get this engine?

sales quoted me $500 a rod for the te just a couple days ago so my parts engine is now a confirmed parts only engine. with critical parts missing. If you need parts, better buy them now from someone who has not tried to restock anything lately and get your parts cheaper quickly.

if you have the block resevoir off, are your crank pins 1.75?

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ira

10-25-2004 15:03:57

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to ken hilliard, 10-25-2004 11:12:39

thanks again for the info. i bought this engine from a local junkyard in valparaiso ind. it cost me 20cents a pound and it wieghs240pounds,48dollars.is that agood price for this? no i dont have the crankcase open to be able to see the rods. am hoping i dont have to open it. thanks again will let you know when i have it running.

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ira

10-30-2004 19:13:06

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to ira, 10-25-2004 15:03:57

witch cyl/ is number 1? witch wire would be number 1 on the distributor cap? on the fuel pump witch side would go to the fuel tank and witch side would go to the carb.? thanks for the help

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Ken Hilliard

11-02-2004 17:56:38

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to ira, 10-30-2004 19:13:06

number one cylinder is closest to the flywheel. my "engine" sends spark to both cylinders every stroke but only one does anything as the other hits that eylinder during exhaust (reason - good for generators). For convenience, the manual says use the tower nearest the engine as no one. You can not get this done without a manual. I have a new one for its price. But there are many available on the internet; mine only covers the te and tf where as some others cover more models. Saw a reuilt thd for $2900 today. They also hade a rebuildable core for 2700 and a short block for 1400. i needed a pulley sheave for a bknd and that costs 40+ for a used one. parts are not cheap.

the side opposite the engine goes to the strainer and the strainer is connected to the tank.

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ira

11-05-2004 18:23:21

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to Ken Hilliard, 11-02-2004 17:56:38

ken thanks for the info on fuel lines and firing order, still dont quite understand that part. have ordered a manual on ebay.any idea what this engine would be worth?since your last message and some more cleaning i found on the fuel pump the words in and out. any idea where i could get intake and exhaust gaskets? thanks again

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Ken Hilliard

11-05-2004 20:05:20

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Re: wisconsin 2 cylinder engine model te in reply to ira, 11-05-2004 18:23:21

There are many places on the internet for parts and gaskets. Just do a google 'wisconsin engine parts' search. Or, post on Antique Small Engine Collectors Club where there are a lot of people who regularly post and followup on wisconsin engines.

The price varies greatly. The best price I know of for a good condition running engine is 500 and it goes quickly up from there. Ebay has a couple now for less than that but the shipping will kill the deal. I saw a complete rebuilt tf this week for 3,000 and a short block for 1,400. Another short block for 1,750. A rebuildable core for 2,800. I have some parts for an engine but no gaskets , rods and pistons and I can buy one cheaper than trying to put together this one. I bought this at an extate sale and the deceased never finshed, but did manage to misplace parts and all the bolts.

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