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Just spoke for a very similar engine. Base is a little different, but the rest is the same. Has "Eaton Engines" on it Any idea what year yours is?

Absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing!

beautiful piece of machinery! Love the sound too!

Been browsing through your videos. Lovely collection

👍👍

The original heavy metal

Burton lived a long life!

It's hit or miss with these😏

Nice M!! I'm looking for a base for my 10hp IHC M if anyone can help..

How does it run with a small load like an alternator? Make it a generator.

Turn of the century machine late 1800 to what about 1930. Have no idea an engine for what?

Love the sound of it...great to see it working as well 😁🙋😊

What is this

So dang cool. I love these

What type of ignitor are you running? I also have a 1914 with the Elkhart magneto and am having a real problem with the old worn out ignitor.

What year??

That's cool👍👍🇺🇸

Now that makes a fat man smile 👍👍🇺🇸

Nice find 👍👍🇺🇸

Like the improvement in the set up 👍👍🇺🇸

Very nice display 👍👍🇺🇸

Very nice display 👍👍🇺🇸

That engine is badass

2 quart Ice Cream freezer

What is this

The beautiful! 😍

Whats it for

Runs beautifully

Beautiful

Running real nice,no missing

Does that engine have 28” flywheels with a 5-1/2” Bore and 7” stroke? I have a Stover that looks identical however the tag is missing so I don’t know for sure what hp it is. Very nice running engine

Hi, Just landed one of these today. A lot rougher shape and looks to be missing part of cylinder head skirt (Broken off.). Any idea as to the Horse power rating?

Hi I have the same engine and need to build a cart for it can you give me the dimensions of the long lumber pieces thanks

Its a late 1912. Model CA. Not extremely early for Sparta's but its a nice engine.

I have the same set up but currently not running. I have a post on smokstak with some pictures . I also have an original manual from 1948 for this engine. www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.smokstak.com/forum/showthread.php%3Ft%3D158942&ved=0ahUKEwja7Jqk0b_XAhVMNSYKHc8LAzgQrAIIICgBMAA&usg=AOvVaw1mW9zAQ4WXCoza88X_dDll

I love your jackshaft setup. Very nice setup

I have the same engine but have some questions regarding timing. Would you PM me at wdenis837@yahoo.com thanks Wayne

Ottawa engines were made in Ottawa, Kansas and Pueblo, Colorado. Anyone know what happened to the original factory?