A friend gave me this engine. Pics show some things missing, but I do have everything for it except a muffler. I believe with some cleaning ill be able to get it running. Are any of you familiar with this engine? I believe it was used on a hay baler. It's a model THD. Two cylinders sized 3.25 x 3.25. RPM is not legible. Any ideas other than a baler on what would be a good use for it?
Sorry, I can't help any on use, anywhere you need a small horizontal shaft engine I guess. What gave you the impression this was used on a baler? Who was the manfacturer? I know Case used Wisconsin engines on some early balers but they were V-4's. Vern
v w wrote:Sorry, I can't help any on use, anywhere you need a small horizontal shaft engine I guess. What gave you the impression this was used on a baler? Who was the manfacturer? I know Case used Wisconsin engines on some early balers but they were V-4's. Vern
I believe they were used on ih 47 and jd 24t and most likely on others. The color on my engine is very similar to the early Case color. However, I cannot definitely say it is
Rudi wrote:My brother-in-law has a Wisconsin on his portable welder.....
Peter Person wrote:One of the boys in our 4H Club repowered a Bolens tube frame tractor with a Wisconsin THD engine and won the pull at this years fair.
Peter
Awesome!!! Makes me want to get mine runnin for sure!
Eugene wrote:http://gardentractortalk.com/ Select manuals, then Wisconsin, for parts and service manuals.
10 hp at 1600 rpms. 16.4 hp at 2600 rpms. 16.8 hp at 3600 rpms.
BigBill wrote:These are the engines that built america to what it is today. I collect them. My welder is a hobart with a THD wisconsin engine.
BigBill that's very interesting. Could you send me pics of your welder? I'd love to have mine powering a welder. My email is twm1963@yahoo.com if that's easier for you. Thanks!
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Re: Wisconsin Engine
Mon Oct 01, 2012 11:12 am
Hobart used both TJD and THD Wisconsin engines for some of their 200 amp range welders. I have two of them. Later welders in that range used Briggs single cylinder engines.
Seem to be tough engines. Parts are hard to find and expensive.
BigBill wrote:My wisconsin powered hobart welder is a 200amp 100% duty cycle that means i can run rod 24/7 non stop with it. It has a 4,000 watt generator too.
I have a guy in PA. for all wisconsin parts i'll get his address posted.
BigBill that is an awesome set up! I'll check back to get the parts source. Thanks!