Stationary Engines

17 HP Fairbanks Morse
	Year: 1941 Manufacturer: Fairbanks Morse Model: Style C Self Oiling Horsepower: 17 HP @ 400 RPM; 19 HP @ 450 RPM Serial Number: 821490 Fuel: Gasoline; Kerosene/Water Description: This engine was typical of the type of engine that the Alberta Wheat Pool would have used to power a grain elevator. The AWP would have run the engine on gasoline, but it could also burn kerosene with water injection. It featured a fully enclosed crankcase and governor. It required a minimum 250 gallon tank of water for cooling, which was only circulated by convection or thermo-syphon. The engine also had a compression release to enable it to be hand started.
1 1/2 HP Empire
	Year: circa 1920 Manufacturer: Empire Horsepower: 1-1/2 HP @ 650 RPM Serial Number: 113390 Fuel: Gasoline Description: This engine was probably manufactured for Cockshutt. The governor was a flyball, hit-and-miss design. It had an open water hopper used for evaporative cooling. An engine of this type could have been used to pump water or to run equipment such as a fanning mill.
3 HP Fairbanks Morse
	Year: Circa 1915 Make: Fairbanks Morse Description: Open crankshaft Serial Number: 381589
3 HP Hercules
	Year: Circa 1920 Make: Hercules Model: EK Description: 475 RPM
Fuller Johnson Pump Jack Engine
	Year: 1924 Manufacturer: Fuller Johnson Serial Number: 118624 Description: Hit & Miss, single cylinder
2 HP Chapman
	Year: Circa 1912 Make: Chapman Manufactured: Dundas, Ontario, Canada Governer: Hit and Miss Fuel: Gasoline Cylinders: 1 Serial Number: 13622 Description: Single cylinder, hit & miss. Vacuum operated fuel pump. Buzz coil ignition with spark plug. Enclosed crankcase.
6 HP Imperial
	Year: Circa 1920 Make: Imperial Serial Number: 159 Horsepower: 6 Governor: Hit & Miss Ignition: Generator or battery, simple coil, igniter. Cooling: Water, convection. Fuel pump: Camshaft driven, positive displacement.
5 HP Nelson Brothers
	Year: Circa 1916 Make: Nelson Brothers Horsepower: 5 (approximately) Governor: Throttle Cylinders: 1 Fuel: Gasoline