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I'm the proud owner of a 3 hp Gilson E, No. 4407. Port Washington tag on engine & Bracket,
Shaw & Lunt tag on battery box. Original skid & gas tank. The shroud around non-original fan is part of an old aluminum teapot. Looks like home-made timing contact & wooden timer lever. Rocker arm has been repaired & bracket brazed but push rod looks good, no muffler. Piston is free but not much compression as exhaust valve is leaking pretty good. 4 1/2" bore, 6" stroke, 2 5/8" by 22 1/2" flywheels. Feel free to post on your site if you want. Doug |
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-Built in Port Washington, Wis. |
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-Serial number 4407. -3 horsepower. -Style "E". -Estimated year built: 1909 . |
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Horsepower: 3 Style: E Bore: 4-1/2 inches Stroke: 6 inches Rev. per minute: ? Flywheel's diameter: 22-1/2 inches Crankshaft's diameter: ? Weight of engine: ? |