Reprinted from the January 1998 issue of the Hercules Engine News Including Economy, Arco, Jaeger & Thermoil by Glenn Karch 20601 Old State Road Haubstadt, Indiana 47639. Nuclear Reactor Dynamics Pdf Viewer. This month’s column relates mostly to responses to questions that commonly come up concerning Hercules built engines. There seems to be some confusion in regard to the tags on the Jaeger brand engines. The tag on top of the water hopper toward the front is the generic tag used on all Hercules built engines. It has only the engine serial number, the RPM and HP. Most Jaeger brand engines do not have a model letter on the tag.

The Hercules G1600 engine is one of the smaller industrial engines made. How to Find a G1600 Serial Number. The Hercules G1600 serial number is a stamped-in number. Please be prepared to provide your Engine Model and Serial Number. Hercules Engine. We rebuild turbos, blowers, clutches and most engine parts. The typical oval Jaeger tag added at the Hercules factory can be seen on the engine base in Photo #3. Mixer data such as size, configuration and mixer serial number. 1914 = All D Models. 1914 = 50,000 - 60,000. Shaw Laminate Flooring Installation. 1915 = 60,000 - 80,000. 1916 = 80,000 - 105,000. 1917 = 110,000 - 130,000. 1918 = 130,000 - 165,000. 1919 = 165,000 - 200,000.

There is another tag (usually on the base ) that is the Jaeger Machine Company tag. It was put on at the Hercules factory, however, the data on it was put on at the Jaeger factory. The data on that tag refers to the size and type of concrete mixer that the engine was part of. Sometimes there is a third tag. The one seen most often is that of the Roy C. Whayne Company. They were suppliers of many kinds of construction machinery.