Posted by D7fever on December 24, 2013 at 12:34:44 from (108.8.194.100):
In Reply to: 40s Military Genset. posted by Adirondack case guy on December 24, 2013 at 10:35:55:
Hi, I've got one like that, hercules engine, mine was made for the field telephones, it is 3 phase 110 volt. engine was skipping, valve stuck open, took it apart, needed it to run a submersible pump, but discovered it wouldn't do it, so here it sits still apart. Interestingly I found when I pulled the pistons, that all the spaces in the rings were all lined up nice and neat all right above one another. Not sure if I will put it back together or scrap it, lot of copper in that generator. Interesting to know that there are others around.
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