[SEL] Novo?

[Grant Weir]

Hi Bob,

   That is very interesting!  I've heard of London Gas Power before but I 
can't remember where...  Oh yeah - I saw something with than name on it last 
year at one of the big Schneider auctions.  Hmmm....  That makes sense that 
it would be a Canadian built engine.   Sure there are lots of IHC's and more 
common imported stuff like that, but Canadian engines are not uncommon out 
here.  (Judson, OWE & P Co., Dejardins, T.Eaton, etc.)  Unfortunately, the 
serial# plate is gone as are the crank-case covers with the name cast into 
them.  I do have the engine at home now and will get some pictures posted 
this weekend.   I don't know...  this engine is pretty rough - I'm still 
thinking "flower pot" but I am getting more and more interested all the 
time!

  Thanks for the info!

Grant Weir
Saskatoon, SK.
Canada



>From: "Bob & Sheila Bolhuis" <bolhuis at amtelecom.net>
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>To: "The SEL email discussion list" <sel at lists.stationary-engine.com>
>Subject: Re: [SEL] Novo?
>Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 10:45:24 -0400
>
>Grant ,   There were lots of Novos sold in Canada , but they were tagged 
>London.   Made by London Gas Power or prior to that , Scott
>Machine. The early ones had the square brass mixer like on the Ideal .
>         Bob
>Bob & Sheila Bolhuis
>RR#4
>Aylmer , Ont, Can
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