Bolinder
Year 1920's
Type BM 10
Engine:
1 Cylinder Hot-Bulb Semi-Diesel oil Engine
8" bore, 12 Stroke
Piston Displacement of 603 cu. in
20 horsepower at 450 RPM
History:
Bolinder started with oil engines in about 1894. By 1918, over 600,000 bhp had been sold in various engine types and configurations, making Bolinder one of the leading engine makers in Europe. The engine above was introduced in 1925 and was used in boats and barges as the main engine. The governor on this engine is of the 'hit and miss' type, rather than continuous fuel flow control.
