On the right side of the engine from the hand crank is a plate with a number that is probably "VE412704119" on the left side of the plate. Other numbers may be "2130" by itself and what looks like 3 X 3 1/4. Can I use these to identify the engine? It's hand cranked, magneto. 4 cyl, in a square configuration, air-cooled, gas engine. If anybody can tell me of any parts substitutions, aftermkt suppliers, etc., sure would appreciate it.Probably need 1/ a fuel pump diaphram (it may be sucking air through a small crack or two we can"t see), 2/ shaft that goes from cam to fuel pump (last fellow who used it thought this might have been the reason he couldn't keep it going), 3/ rotor . Cleaned it all up, was working 2-3 years ago and protected from weather -- not that we here in NM get any of that. Tried to get it running today, but no spark & no gas -- even to the glass bowl. Does anybody put out copies of old repair or operator's manuals for Wisconsin engines or Case A-6 Combines - the way this site does/did for an 8-N I had a few years ago? Thanks all, Bill
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