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Copper Besseimer Engines

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Tony W

01-13-2000 09:16:30




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Our farm club has a besseimer engine (40 horse) that works and nobody here knows how to run. My guestion is where would one go to find info about this engine? I have tried oil companies and the name but no luck. Please help!!?




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mark patterson

01-22-2000 17:53:17




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 Re: Copper Besseimer Engines in reply to Tony W, 01-13-2000 09:16:30  
tony i may be able to help.correct spelling is bessemer. try cooperenergy.com/ces_products/ces_re/ces_re.html or www.oldengine.org/members/tremel/bess/piston.html let me know if this helps



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Nathan(GA)

01-13-2000 19:48:57




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 Re: Copper Besseimer Engines in reply to Tony W, 01-13-2000 09:16:30  
Try posting on this site at stationary. Also try www.old-engine.com . They have a discussion board there also. I am a member of an engine club and have a roster of names and phone numbers of some people that may be able to help if you don't find any here. Let me know.
Nathan



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Matt

01-13-2000 14:04:56




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 Re: Copper Besseimer Engines in reply to Tony W, 01-13-2000 09:16:30  
Hey Tony, Is that that big one that sits in the corn crib? That would be cool to get going. Matt Howton



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Greg H.

01-13-2000 10:21:16




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 Re: Copper Besseimer Engines in reply to Tony W, 01-13-2000 09:16:30  
Tony, There is a stationary Engine Forum at this site. I checked it , and it apppeared to be post for the smaller type stationaries, but generally those boys also know about the big engines too. I grew up in central West Virginia in the 70's, where alot of small oil companies still used those engines to pump with, and to work tools up, and down the oil wells . I lived 3 miles away from a particular well and remember hearing the faint poundings of that engines running in the distance everytime the well was being surviced. Good memories. 40 Horse is a big engine, I hope you get some info on it. Greg H.

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