Home Forum Ask A Member Is This Part of an Outboard Motor? 2 Weeks of Google Image Frustration Inside

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    johnryno
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      A buddy gave me (what I presumed was industrial machinery, of sorts) the highly oxidized item as a gift. According to the provenance my friend was able to provide, the motor(?) was found in the Chesapeake Bay, close to the (now bankrupt and vacant) Bethlehem Steel Plant. I’m able to pay a few bills doing restoration work, but it’s mostly a hobby. I’m very impulsive, and jumped into the project before doing any research.

      Boring story short, I’ve been searching the web exhaustively in hopes of identifying this thing, which finally led me here(thanks to the admins for an extremely painless registration/approval process). My ladyfriend plans on making a stained glass lamp, using this thing as the base, and I would consider myself in the debt of anyone that could help identify what it actually is, and put me out of my misery.

      Thanks in advance.

      Cheers,

      ryno


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      #60891
      jeff-register
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        US Member - 2 Years

        I don’t know?

        #60894
        mr-asa
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          Looks like some sort of pump mechanism.

          #60895
          frankr
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            US Member

            Certainly not an outboard motor that I’ve ever seen nor heard of.

            #60900
            Steve A W
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              US Member - 2 Years

              It might be a regulator from an old air compressor.
              That brass valve might be a Pilot valve.
              Just a thought.

              Steve A W

              Member of the MOB chapter.
              I live in Northwest Indiana

              #60901
              johng
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                US Member

                looks like a single piston diaphram pump. Not a high volume pump either. Probably for moving bulk fluids. NOT for one of our submarines though.

                #60903
                jeff-register
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                  US Member - 2 Years

                  I think it is a signaling device, Not sure what it is porting without circuits shown. It is missing a few parts I believe too.

                  #60905
                  jw-in-dixie
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                    I’m thinking a pressure or flow regulator; looks like a diaphragm between the two cast iron pieces, the slight movement of the diaphragm armature operates against the toe of the boot; boot movement is regulated by the tension spring, which is adjusted at the firm end. ❓

                    #60910
                    1aquaholic
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                      Looks like version 1.0 of the "Flux Capacitor". Or maybe the very rare "Clevis Pin for the Clatterhorn"?? I don’t think it’s a "Kuneutter Valve" either….
                      Maybe someone can verify the Flux Capacitor? Garry? You’ve been around as long as anyone I know! Got anything ideas??

                      1Aquaholic

                      #60911
                      Mumbles
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                        Possibly an unloader valve from an old, large compressor.

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