[SEL] Engine ID needed.

[Judge Tommy Turner]

Yeah Curt, sure looks like it to me.  The skip mechanism works similar 
to that on a McVicker or St. Marys engine.  When it hits, pressure 
throws the small plunger on the side out and causes the skip mechanism 
to engage.  At least, I think that's how it worked!  Neat old piece of 
iron.  Give us some history as it looks like its still belted up to a saw.

Tommy Turner
Magnolia, KY


>Guys,
>Could use a little help ID'ing an engine. I believe it is a Carl Anderson
>engine made in Chicago from perusing the BYB.
>
>If anyone has one please contact me as I need some information to get it
>running.
>Thanks,
>Curt Holland
>Gastonia, NC
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