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Post by rafbraw Wed May 12 2010, 15:23

I am glad to find this forum and You - Enthusiasts. I've got two stationary engines. The Deutz and other one - not yet recognized. I hope you will help me to find out what is it. I'll attache some pics soon.
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Post by rafbraw Wed May 12 2010, 16:43

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It's got a Bosch ZR4 magneto adopted for 2-cyl, a little pipe with 'Ford' inscription on it, but may not be a genuine one.
Many thanks.
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Post by JONESEY Wed May 12 2010, 22:13

Welcome to the forum Raf thats a little Ford side valve engine I think
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Post by mike d Tue Jun 01 2010, 19:56

hi Raf.....

welcome to the forum....

regards.....mike.
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