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Category: Engine History

International Harvester 12-25 Titan Tractor

International Harvester manufactured the Titan 12-25 Tractor (later known as Titan 15-30) at its factory in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, from 1914 to 1917. The tractor is powered by a four cylinder horizontal gasoline-kerosene engine rated at 12 horsepower on the drawbar and 25 horsepower on the belt operating at 575 revolutions per minute. The cylinders […]

International Harvester Titan Sideshaft Engines

The Titan side shaft holds significant allure for collectors of antique engines. This is a low production model built by the International Harvester company from 1916 to 1918. It is a horizontal, single-cylinder engine that operates with a side shaft running down one side of the engine. This side shaft drives the mechanical oiler, the […]

International Harvester 50 Horsepower Mogul Stationary Engine

The largest in International Harvester’s line of Mogul stationary engines is the 50 horsepower model. This engine is a horizontal, two-cylinder opposed engine that was designed to start on gasoline and switch to burn kerosene. The 50 horsepower, “Giant” engine is a stationary variation of the same engine in the 45 mogul and then 30-60 […]