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Cotton Gin EnginesWent and looked at an old cotton gin that was falling down and it had two engines sitting side by...this thread has 10 replies and has been viewed 2965 times
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Went and looked at an old cotton gin that was falling down and it had two engines sitting side by side. One was a Bolinder's SN 24094495, two cyl, two cycle, 120 hp. The other was a FM model 32E12, two cyl, two cycle, 120 hp, both were diesel. Can anyone date these engines?
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That Bolinder would be a nice restoration, 'may' have been a ship's engine before it got to be used as a stationary engine.
Any chance of a picture sometime? Peter |
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I was just wondering what the status is of the cotton gin engines? I know it was long time ago, but I'd sure like to see some pics if you managed to get the engines. Thanks.
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wonder where I can get a cotton gin to belt up to my big ol Bolinder twin
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You're the new owner, I take it?
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I have recently obtained a Bolinder twin but it isn't the one that was mentioned in the beginning of this thread. Sorry didn't mean to mislead you. Mine is a 50 h.p. I can't imagine the size of a 120 h.p. twin. Must be a monster. I sure wish old Iron had gotten pics.
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The guy that owns the Continental Gin Co twin is in the same old engine club as my dad. I have seen that engine in action at Tulare, CA several times. He has a smaller hit and miss engine running an air compressor on the same trailer as the Continental. He has a few steam whistles and one modern train horn running off of the air compressor. When he blasts the train horn you can feel the ground shake
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I have a Continetal Gin Co engine that is a single cylinder vertical engine. I do not know anything about it, how can i get in touch with this guy. I have seen the pics an it looks like mine but its not a twin.
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