Stover engine

[mikenash]

See link?

I had it in my mind for some reason that these old Stover engines might be historically significant in some way - I don't really know where that idea came from?

So I thought I'd just post a link to this one which is for sale - in case it is of interest

(I'd hate for someone to say, three months later. "Jeez, why didn't you mention it.  I'd swap my mother-in-law for one of these . . . ")

https://www.trademe.co.nz/a.aspx?id=1703507163&member_hash=a3a7566550fad4bdc4224f94f4401662016de7c29f5cc5555c&tm=email&et=46&mt=3CD2EA5F-6EC8-4299-AE88-E417DDE97A03

Cheers

[BruceM]

3 hp, 350 rpm.  Interesting bit of Stover hardware.  I'm distantly related to the Illinois Stover bunch, but my family was Pennsylvania.