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Serpollet pattern engine
Posted by: Brian McMorran (92.2.179.---)
Date: March 19, 2010 05:58PM
Hi folks
Is anyone aware of the Serpollet pattern engines built by David.J. Smith around 1903? Attached is a drawing from the English Mechanic.
Brian
Is anyone aware of the Serpollet pattern engines built by David.J. Smith around 1903? Attached is a drawing from the English Mechanic.
Brian
Attachments: 1903 Serpolet smith.jpg (55kB)
Re: Serpollet pattern engine
Posted by: Fire-Drop_Technologies (---.cedarnetworks.com)
Date: June 22, 2010 07:55PM
looks right.
Same block that was listed a wile back for sale on this site.
Same block that was listed a wile back for sale on this site.
Re: Serpollet pattern engine
Posted by: Brian McMorran (92.20.209.---)
Date: June 24, 2010 04:35PM
Hi
If you mean the engine in Australia then no it is not the same block. If you look carefully at the pictures of a Serpollet flat four it has only one cam shaft and all the valves are on one side of the cylinder.
I have a picture of another flat four uniflow engine which is listed also as a Serpollet but no name cast into it. I am suspicious this is another Serpollet pattern engine, either by Smith or Simpson.
Cheers
Brian
If you mean the engine in Australia then no it is not the same block. If you look carefully at the pictures of a Serpollet flat four it has only one cam shaft and all the valves are on one side of the cylinder.
I have a picture of another flat four uniflow engine which is listed also as a Serpollet but no name cast into it. I am suspicious this is another Serpollet pattern engine, either by Smith or Simpson.
Cheers
Brian
Attachments: Serpollet-engine.jpg (134kB) 06723746.jpg (3kB)
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