[SEL] engin help ID

[John Hammink]

Hi Leroy,

The name OSBORNE was given to the engine because the old Osborne dealers sells them
that time. A serial number without prefix letters doesn't work.
Need some part# to look up in the parts book, like flywheels, head, rod
and the hp when you already know that.
Send a picture along, it always says alot.

Regards,
John Hammink
Anna Paulowna, Netherlands.
jg.hammink at quicknet.nl



> I posted this a couple days ago and have not gotten any response from 
> anyone? Am I the only one who has ever seen and know of a blue 
> Titan?????????
> 
> > Gday
> >    I have a fellow who has an "OSBORNE" engin, yes I know it is a IHC, 
> > but would like more info on the Osborne name...  Like his engin had a 
> > tag, missing, his engin is blue, his governor bracket is cast into the 
> > flywheel instead of bolted onto the flywheel.... His oiler is almost 
> > middle of the hopper also. None of these are like mine nor like any 
> > other Titans I have seen.  His serial number is stamped on the con-rod 
> > next to grease cup (#228) with it also on one flywheel hub. While 
> > giving it a good look over I see that the off side flywheel is on 
> > backwards to mine, but after more looking see that his has both cut 
> > outs in the same location, mine are 180 off.   hmmmmmmmmmm  Also seen 
> > two other with the same set-up as mine now please tell me what is 
> > going on here?  Pics can be provided if needed and am wondering the 
> > year built for this Osborne???  Thanks
> >
> 
> 
> -- 
> C-ya
> 
>   Leroy Clark
> 
> "We make a living by what we get; we make a life by what we give."
>             W.A. NANCE
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