DAIRY ENGINE True Vertical Single Cylinder 1½” x 4″
£1,750.00
Single Cylinder True Vertical
Over-crank workshop engine by unknown maker.
~ Built c1880 ~
Used as a dairy engine.
1½” x 4″ Cylinder ~ Flywheel 20″ Dia.
Wt approx 50 Kg.
In good, original condition.
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