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Here is a Maynard you can add.
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I would say that 10,000 of the 13,000 made were between 1912 and 1917.
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Dennis- I have a 1916 Maynard 5 HP s/n 10310 by Jacobson and a Jacobson 1 1/2 HP s/n 8581. Here's a link to the 5 HP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gc8pPqZimo Picture of the 1 1/2 when I can dig it out of the shed. |
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Not an engine but here is a Jacobson Air Compressor ad from the Sept. 1911 Gas Power Magazine
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If anyone out there has an original Jacobson cart that looks like the factory photo, I would like to talk to you. Wards sales literature says that the wheels were 6 spoke 12 and 14 inch with 3 inch wheel faces, although there may have been smaller wheels. Also you can see the Jacobson and "Ward" intake setup which did not use the cast elbow. Also the Elkhart mag. The hopper is not fluted which makes it a Jacobson engine.
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Don I have a question for you. I don't recall having seen a side shaft on a Maynard. These Maynards have the general appearance of the ss Jacobson but are of the push rod type. Would this imply that Maynards were specificaly made for Charles William and only for Charles Williams?
I have also noticed that you made mention on your web site that I was gathering info and pictures to maintain the "Jacobson registry". You can visit Don Worley's web site at: http://jacobsonengines.com/ Thank you! Denis Rouleau Last edited by Denis Rouleau; 12-10-2013 at 07:57:43 PM. |
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As far as I know the 2-15 hp pushrod engines were only for Charles William Co. Their advertising touted the superiority of horizontal valves. The 1 1/2 hp push rod engines were sold by several companies.
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We have a Bulls Eye you can add
serial No 6024 Type GE HP 4 1/2 speed 375 igniter fired there's a picture of it on my profile page Thanks |
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