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Stationary Petrol Engine - Wisconsin Single Cylinder, 1972 Object Reg. No: ST 028479

Stationary Engine (Petrol)
Summary:
Wisconsin single cylinder air-cooled petrol engine. Made in the United States of America. The Ballarat firm of Ronaldson Brothers & Tippett built a modified version of this engine as the Model BKND. This sectioned engine was donated to the Museum by Ronaldson Brothers & Tippett Ltd in 1972
Acquisition Information:
Donation from E. Tippett, 1972
Discipline: Technology

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Tagged with: internal combustion engines
Themes this item is part of: Engineering Collection
Primary Classification: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Secondary Classification: Internal Combustion Power
Tertiary Classification: petrol engines
Manufacturer: Wisconsin Motor Corp, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

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