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Technical data for early Briggs & Stratton cast iron engines. The information on this page and the following pages is excerpted from the booklet "Data Handbook for early Briggs & Stratton Engines" compiled by Bob Learned. This booklet is a collection of specifications and data for early model Briggs & Stratton Cast Iron engines. The information shown here and in the booklet has been compiled from the best information available to me, but as with all data that has passed through many hands, the accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Information regarding any significant errors will be appreciated.

Antique engine forums related to collecting, restoring and showing hit and miss engines, vintage Diesel, steam engines, antique tractors, old generators, pumps, industrial antiques and collectibles. There are thousands of old engine photos and hundreds of discussions about all types of engines and old iron topics. This is a world wide community with members of all ages from Australia, Europe, North America and other points across the globe.

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If you like old engines, you've come to the right place. This site is run by Rob Skinner and Kelley Garcia, a couple of gearheads in La Habra, California (close to Disneyland, for those of you from far away). We collect old machinery, primarily stationary engines, but we've been known to occassionally give quarter to tractors, farm machinery, and other bits of old iron.

Stationary engine forum and rally dates for stationary engine enthusiasts.

Welcome to Steam Up - The Rally Site on the Web. As well as featuring the Easter Steam Up, on this site you will find in our galleries, pictures and information on hundreds of traction engines, steam rollers, ploughing engines, steam tractors and wagons.

Welcome to Traction-Talk, the forum for road steam discussion in the UK and beyond. If this is your first visit, you will need to register before you can post messages: click the register link above to proceed. Should you have any issues with signing up or further questions please email me and I will do my best to help out: David Collidge, Traction Talk Administrator - david@steamscenes.org.uk