Large Fairbanks Morse N.

[John Merry]

Here's a picture I aquired at a yard sale a couple years ago. Looks like it could be the 80 HP Fairbanks Morse N. The wooden seat at base of engine gives a clue to the size of this monster.

[Harvey Teal]

I hope nobody actually sat next to it while it was running......interesting flywheels....

[Andrew Mackey]

COOL! I wonder where it is now?
Andrew

[Chad Bowman]

Notice the air intake pipe that is used to start the engine, it and others have been cut off by a blow torch. Unfortunately this photo is probably the only evidence this engine ever existed. I appolgize for the downer.

[Havvey]

i wished it was on my engine trailer behind my toyota ( maby behind a dodge bighorn)

[Ray Cardoza]

I wish it was in my backyard! I'm sure it makes some sweet music when its up and running I'm sure it would get alot of attention running in my yard. I wonder how big of a exhauset muffler set up it had if any

[FatDan]

I was wondering if I could use this pic for a t-shirt and/or poster? there is another guy on another web site that is looking for a subject that is interesting. I think this pic more than fits the bill.

[John Merry]

Go ahead and use the picture of the large Fairbanks Morse.

[Tanner Remillard]

I have a guess that this engine is probably at the bottom of the pacific ocean or somewhere over in Europe, thanks to World War 2