Help identify unknown crank

Zachary Hoyt · Jan 11, 2013

This came in a box of Farmall H parts but I do not think it is for an H. If anyone does have an idea what it fits I would like to find out. Thank you very much.
Zach

D7fever · Jan 11, 2013

looks like it might go to a one lunger engine.

Adirondack case guy · Jan 11, 2013

Fits a Wisconsin baler or combine engine.
Loren. The Acg.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 11, 2013

Looks like a crank for a V-4 Wisconsin air cooled to me.

ShadetreeRet · Jan 11, 2013

That IS interesting! Seems to be rather short for a tractor or vehicle crank. My first thought was possibly a crank for small engines, but I'm wondering if it didn't have a different use altogether. You got MY curiosity activated now!

Allen Goodman · Jan 11, 2013

Hit n Miss engines. Have several (31) of them here in the yard all for sale. Every make you can imagine and then some.

rustred · Jan 11, 2013

heey! i need one of those. for wisconsin engine.

Zachary Hoyt · Jan 11, 2013

Email sent.
Zach

Adirondack case guy · Jan 11, 2013

Same one fits the 2cyl wisconsins on smaller balers also.

Earl-IL · Jan 11, 2013

Looks like Wisconsin engine

greygoat · Jan 11, 2013

Wisconsin 2 cylinder, and VE-4, VF-4, four
cylinder engines. I have several that are longer
and believe the longer ones are for higher horse
power V-4"s, as they needed more torque(leverage)
to turn them over.

Russ from MN · Jan 11, 2013

I seem to remember our M having a spring loaded stub shaft sticking out the front where you could use that type of crank. our C has a longer crank that I made which reaches all the way into the front pulley. I have one just like yours for a 2 cylinder Wisconsin.

Cmore · Jan 11, 2013

That's for a V 4 Wisconson Air Cooled engine. They work when the engine is cold...otherwise, when the engine is hot, throw the crank away and belt her up!! Also, very good way to loose all your teeth!! Cmore

merlynr · Jan 11, 2013

Looks a lot like the crank on an old IH baler i had with a continental engine on it. Looks like a cub engine and you cranked it off the rear pulley belt.

Ol' Gimpy · Jan 11, 2013

Almost as many stories regarding Wisconsin engines as there are for Fordsons!!

pete 23 · Jan 11, 2013

I think there is one of those out in the grove on the old farm place, or maybe my brother did find it when it came back down. He had a Case A6 combine.

RickieBlue · Jan 11, 2013

Yup.............Wisconsin............only good when the motor is cold........when hot..you will be cranking till she cools down!

GeneMO · Jan 11, 2013

I would sort of like a little IH one lung engine. Any IH's?

Gene

Allen Goodman · Jan 12, 2013

Sure do Gene. (719) 440-1105

Kevin B from Illinois · Jan 12, 2013

I have a crank like that and I believe it came off a Leroy motor that was on our Gehl 1 chopper, mine is brass.

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