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Can anyone identify this engine please, it looks marine? and is in Argentina. Regards Peter

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Can anyone identify this engine please, it looks marine? and is in Argentina.
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Possibly a palmer.
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99% sure it's not a Palmer.
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Probably pre-1920 or thereabouts from the fact that the crankcase does not split along the mid-section of the crank. In these earlier designs the flywheel must be removed to remove the crankshaft, along with that big round flange you see on the back of the crankcase.
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