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    1933 Villiers Stationary Engine

    Decided not to use a water pump salvaged off of another DT466 and went to Brandon to get a new one, thought it best to do this job once and be done with it.

    New pump is already installed all the belts back in place ready for work. On the way home from Brandon came across the neat old Villiers Stationary engine.

    The engine is from around 1933's, 2 stroke, my first motorcycle at age 8 was a small Villiers.









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    nice photos, haha, wish i could hang around long enough for them to load

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    That is awesome. They certianly dont build stuff like that anymore.


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    Gus, do you find this stuff at antique stores, flea markets or what? I've seen some of the stuff you come across and down here in Georgia that stuff is pretty much non-existant as far as I can tell.

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    Here's the text from the owners manual:

    Villiers Owners Manual
    I know lying is wrong, but if the elephant man came in now in a blouse with some make up on, and said, "How do I look?" Would you say, bearing in mind he's depressed and has respiratory problems, would you say, "Go and take that blusher off you mis-shapened elephant tranny?" No. You'd say, "You look nice... John""

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    The Villiers engine sold on ebay for $211.37 to an American buyer.

    Here's a link to the auction http://www.ebay.com/itm/230793846433...84.m1562.l2649

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    Nice! Is it "light" enough to box it up or does it need a pallet? I'm not too sure of the scale judging by the pictures. I'm glad you made way more than scrap for it though. I'll say it again, "Let this be a lesson to all - don't scrap the old stuff!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by forwardlookguy View Post
    Nice! Is it "light" enough to box it up or does it need a pallet? I'm not too sure of the scale judging by the pictures. I'm glad you made way more than scrap for it though. I'll say it again, "Let this be a lesson to all - don't scrap the old stuff!"
    Shipping via the postal system the weight limit is 66 lbs for most country's. Australia is much less, a 671 or an 8V-71 blower off of a Detroit diesel will not make it there as one assembly. When I find these I sell them to the rodders who will dissemble them for complete rebuilds and polish up the cases while they're apart.

    In better economic time these blowers would fetch a good price, http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...vip=true&rt=nc


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