Restoration advice, technical help, and classic VW discussion
| Posted by: heb623 - 03 September 2012 14:26:24 |
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| Saw these remains of "something" today in someone's garage!! No clue what it is!!!:oops: Can somebody tell? :twisted: ET [ATTACH]7626[/Attach] [ATTACH]7629[/Attach] [ATTACH]7630[/Attach] [ATTACH]7631[/Attach] |
| Posted by: nicolass - 03 September 2012 17:30:40 |
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| Yes i can tell, you dont buy it ? |
| Posted by: mrmagyar - 03 September 2012 17:54:52 |
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| The company of Fritz Heinzmann is still going strong in Germamy. They make all kinds of speed governors. That's whats on the front of the engine. The smaller plate shows where to fill it with oil via the hex plug. The engine itself looks to have some sort of handle or lever to engage something with the drive pulley. It would be interesting to see it in the flesh! |
| Posted by: mrmagyar - 03 September 2012 17:57:47 |
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| I'd buy it! |
| Posted by: heb623 - 03 September 2012 22:28:03 |
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| [quote=nicolass]Yes i can tell, you dont buy it ?[/quote] Yes Nicolass I would you to tell me what it is!! In Dutch please because all that technical spoken English sounds like Chinese to me, ok? :twisted: ET Is it worth something or shall I spend my money on something else? |
| Posted by: heb623 - 04 September 2012 08:26:23 |
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| [quote=nicolass]Yes i can tell, you dont buy it ?[/quote] Thanks to Nicolass I now know that the engine was used in a boat!!:omg: With the available 34 HP not a ship in the size of the Titanic but more like a little boat to make a "cruise" on the pond of my Japanese Garden!!:rofl: :twisted: ET The answer on your question in your P.M.[b]KEEP YOUR FINGERS CROSSED!!![/b] :x |