Re: Re: Ferro marine engine
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Posted by t edwards on October 10, 1998 at 05:56:41:
In Reply to: Re: Ferro marine engine posted by Randy Baron on October 09, 1998 at 22:42:08:
: : I know this is normally a tractor page but I'm not finding help any where else.
: : I picked up a boat (galvanized steel w/ wood ribs) powered by a Ferro 4 cylinder engine.
: : Only information I have so far is in American Gas Engines. Wendel loses track in the early teens but this one was built after 1919 due to Delco electric starting and generator.
: : It was probably built prior to 1930 or so due to having exposed rockers on a valve-in-head design. The ignition key states "made for Ferro Stamping and Machine Co., Detroit"
: : Any assistance would be appreciated.
: Check out "Old Marine Engines" by Stan Grayson, I believe he just came out with the 3rd edition. I have the 2nd ed. and it has a few references to the Ferro engine, built by Ferro Machine & Foundry Company of Cleveland, OH. You might want to look for the book at Amazon.com Good luck.I am in the process of restoring a 1939 1 cyl,2 cycle Drott semi-diesel marine engine built for export in Sweden.
Do you have a "stackable lifeboat" made by atwood marine?
there was one up in northern wi used by a commercialfishing family. They were used as tenders on several larger lake buy boats that would travel the shores of lake superior to buy fish.
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