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INSTRUCTION BOOK AND LIST OF PARTSTAYLOR VACUUM ENGINE
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LUBRICATION--NOTICE
Mix from 1/4 to 1/2 a pint of cylinder Oil with each gallon of gasoline used, the amountof oil required depending upon the quality used, as well as the speed of the engine and
climatic conditions. Blue smoke from the exhaust indicates too much oil. Therefore,
decrease the amount mixed with the gasoline, or the amount fed through the sight glass
oiler. Each time before starting engine, place a few drops of oil in the channel on top
of the connecting rod. This will insure perfect Piston Pin lubrification at all times.
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Please take advantage of the instructions we give you as the life yourTaylor Vacuum Engine depends on the attention you give it.
Taylor Engine Company
Elgin, Illinois, U.S.A.
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TAYLOR "C" Manual.
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Click on thumbnail on the left to see the parts on a Type "C" Taylor Vacuum Engine . |
Taylor "C", Page 2. |
- Explanation of The Principle of the TAYLOR VACUUM ENGINE. - Foundation. - Locating Engine. - Important. |
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- Lubrication. - Directions For Starting. - Adjustments. |
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- To Time The Ignition. - To Time The Opening of The Exhaust Valve. - Setting The Cam Gear. |
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- Piston Rings. - Replacing Piston In Cylinder. - Grinding Valves. |
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- Bearings - How To Adjust Engine Speed - Care of Magneto - Catch Block and Governor Finger Adjustment. |
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- To Find a Knock or a Pounding in The Engine - If The Engine Fails To Start |
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- The Vacuum Pump - Guarantee |
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- List of Parts and Parts Numbers(1). |
Taylor "C", Page BB. |
- List of Parts and Parts Numbers(2). |
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