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Hello Everyone. I really enjoy reading everyone's posts,wish i had more to contribute. Haven't done much to the plymouth this year.Anyway while browsing a flea market this morning i came across something i cant identify. I now own it and according to my wife iam an idiot. So here it is, What is it and what does it fit? Hope everyone is having a great weekend. Thanks
a 12 cylinder somthing, I'm sure I'd have bought it too
parts out of a old steam engine ? one set of rods had dippers on them so they were wet others did not so one set of rods worked valve/release or just a low speed crank out of a industrial machine .pump. loom ???
Thanks for the replys, guys. Just found addresses on the packaging for this thing. guess ill hunt someone up that knows what it is.
It's the missing flux capacitor from the Mr. Fusion unit in the back to the future Delorian! I swear! Seriously it's a cool crankshaft from some sort of engine!
Yea the more I look at it it may be a rotery engine
Charlie, if it were mine, it would be the base to my new floor lamp in da Man Cave:cool:
Man, what a conversation piece that would be !
No idea what it fits, but I'd bet that the wife of the guy that took time to bolt it to that board for the Flea Market told him he was an idiot, too, but he sold it!
UMmmmm.... a mess???????....??... 8-)
if there this a bearing on the rod you can pop one off and look up the bearing number it should be on the back of bearing. trace it back to use by bearing book ? i have them books if you post number. if babbitt then that.s a no go
Looks like a billiard table to me!!!!
NO..:D That.s called a Chicago shillelagh so if you do not pay up.. on the billiard game they use it on you:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by jerry clayton
That's the crankshaft for a 1912-1918 Wisenheim Knorklemister.
All great answers everyone. Pat no bearings,its babbitt. I located a phone number for one of the people on the shipping label. will try it tomorrow, Hey Bob dont you have a parts calendar for 1912 with this crankshaft in it?? lol
ok Everyone. the mystery has been solved. It is the crank shaft for a 1928 willys knight. I called the woman who shipped it 20 years ago. Her name was on the return address. The flea market fellow has more parts for the engine. Dont know if iam going to buy the rest of the parts or not.