A few years ago I started up a U2 stationary engine, which I believe is the same cubes as the A. It had sat inside for years, in fact it had hardly any hours on it as it was an emergency pump engine for a small town water system. Didn't take much to get it running, but if I ran it fast it'd get tight after a minute or so. If it ran slow or at idle it would run for days. In fact it did run for days at a threshing show running a line shaft for the blacksmith shop. Probably has stuck rings. Jim
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