Both ,it is big 4 cylinder that runs on two cylinders and the other two are the compressor ,it also turns a genarator that some day i would like to hook up again . Someone was trying to wire somthing in and didnt reconnect the wireing and i dont have a diagram to hook it back up . It puts out 130 psi and runs a constant 80 psi
Yep ,i would like to hook it up original ,but and a better power box with better plugs ,i believe it is 240 capableThat's awesome. Is it a Ford engine?
That wiring should be pretty simple for a guy like you to figure out particularly, if it's a DC generator. Hell, I'd even go so far as to say forget the wiring and just feed generator power straight into a modern solar controller or battery bank.
It would be cool to bring it back to original tho.-then- add a modern power cell with all the outlets etc.
Yep ,i would like to hook it up original ,but and a better power box with better plugs ,i believe it is 240 capable
The one I mentioned above used a lot of GM accessories too if I recall.I guess it is a GM motor ,it uses GM parts
It does ,i will get a pic of the tag tomorrowPost up a model number if you have/find one.
Not sure ,i will have to see if it has a tag ,it should haveIs it a DC generator or an AC alternator that it's powering?
I'm thinking if you get it back to original then you could add a sine wave converter and external or attachable battery pack.
Anywhooo... Make a thread about it if you get around to doing it.
I recall stories about Ford Model-A engines being repurposed by a company that modified the heads and made air pumps out of them. They were used to help build Mt. Rushmore. They took the entire front of the car down to the tires and made trailers of them.
Leeroy is a fun old hard worker.Old Leeroy fired right up this morning
This is the generator ,you can see the power box is a mess ,i want to hook in a panel with more outlets
Thats strange ,i tried searching schramm model 60 and cant find anything like it ,the earlier ones were WW2 and had the flat head ford ,i found a 1952 that had the 4 cylinder but it is totally different ,another one had the military jeep 4 cylinder and one has a Wisconsin 4 cylinder . There must be some kind of military equipment site out there that would show it .
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