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<blockquote data-quote="HRD SUPER 90" data-source="post: 117176" data-attributes="member: 2040"><p>Yes the hydrovane compressors with the Vincent industrial engine were one of many industrial products manufactured using various versions of the two stroke engine. I still have a couple of these very neat compressors (took one to annual rallies in the 1990s when this sort of thing was encouraged), plus a Kart engine with all the wirelocking etc., then there’s the various versions of the Versatiller, the rapier lawnmower etc., - all interesting things in their own way. Now where did I put that anorak.... Andy Davenport</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HRD SUPER 90, post: 117176, member: 2040"] Yes the hydrovane compressors with the Vincent industrial engine were one of many industrial products manufactured using various versions of the two stroke engine. I still have a couple of these very neat compressors (took one to annual rallies in the 1990s when this sort of thing was encouraged), plus a Kart engine with all the wirelocking etc., then there’s the various versions of the Versatiller, the rapier lawnmower etc., - all interesting things in their own way. Now where did I put that anorak.... Andy Davenport [/QUOTE]
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