skyking1
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you got me thinking about my first crane job and the Atlas gas 6 cylinders in the old Lorain. I can't find out anything about them. Maybe Atlas rebadged something else.
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Help identifying engine
- Thread starter Coaldust
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About all I know of Atlas engines is I remember my father speaking of this brand of engine.
He attended a diesel school on the east coast in the '30s.
I'm looking thru a book he had -- Diesel Engine Plan book and Catalog vol 2,-- 1937.
Has information, pictures and descriptions of some of the Atlas Imperial models, and
also, article about them building their first diesel in 1915, using one of their existing Distillate engines
as a foundation.
Believe some are still in service.
He attended a diesel school on the east coast in the '30s.
I'm looking thru a book he had -- Diesel Engine Plan book and Catalog vol 2,-- 1937.
Has information, pictures and descriptions of some of the Atlas Imperial models, and
also, article about them building their first diesel in 1915, using one of their existing Distillate engines
as a foundation.
Believe some are still in service.
Coaldust
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That’s cool!!
Thanks!
There are Engines and manufacturers listed that I've never heard of.