[SEL] New Topic Hills Diesel/revisit
Ted & Sue Domeney
dombros2 at clearmail.com.au
Tue Dec 22 23:54:01 PST 2009
Hi there Jerry
Yes, you are correct the Tillings Stevens engine seems almost identical =
to the Hill Diesel. I have one sitting here waiting to be set up on a base.(TS3 that is)
The other engine maker that built "headless" engines (opposed piston =
engines) was the German company Junkers, but they were a vertical design =
not horizontal. One piston works conventionally from the crankshaft, but =
the other comes down from the top and this gives a compression point =
halfway up the cylinder. The top piston is connected by two straps or =
rods to the crankshaft.
Always pleased to hear of other variations and other makers of these =
interesting 2 stroke diesels.=20
Thanks again Jerry.
May I wish you and your family and all other readers a happy Christmas =
and a safe and healthy 2010.
Teddy
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