| A few days ago a friend
came visiting and brought along an engine he and his son started working
on many years ago. There are no markings on it that I can see and
he has no idea what it might have been from. It is air cooled and
2 stroke and the magneto does say "Wico" but I can't find a model number.
Please let me know if you can help identify this engine. I wish I
had taken the time to take some measurements.
Also on this page are some pictures of a couple of very nice models of Domestic engines. They were made about a dozen years ago by Dick Shelly and are owned by a friend of mine. Since they are stored at my house my brother and I get to "play" with them every so often. The first one is a spark plug ingited "Stovepipe" and the other is an igniter fired hopper cooled engine. The "Stovepipe" is 1/2 scale. |
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The aluminum cylinder has a steel or iron sleeve. | ![]() |
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The blower housing is cast iron. The big end of connecting rod is not split. | ![]() |
This magneto is labeled as a WICO. | |
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Click here to go to a page of over 40 high resolution pictures of the ignitor fired model
Updated July 16, 2008