Birth of Air Cooled Commercial Engines.
THE EARLY YEARS - In the little dot pointed listing here we show the patterns of development of New Way Engines from Types to Models. A little "History in Brief".
Types used common design principles even if their format was quite different.
For example the same type applied to both Vertical or Horizontal, single or twin where the valve layout and actuation was similar.
Type classification changed for example, when the valve layout and actuation was redesigned as in the Type D where a rocker was used and both inlet and exhaust valves operated via the TOP of the cylinder.
The Chronological Model thread did not flow across into the later light single cylinder "Jewel" engines.
BIRTHS:
THE EARLY YEARS - In the little dot pointed listing here we show the patterns of development of New Way Engines from Types to Models. A little "History in Brief".
Types used common design principles even if their format was quite different.
For example the same type applied to both Vertical or Horizontal, single or twin where the valve layout and actuation was similar.
Type classification changed for example, when the valve layout and actuation was redesigned as in the Type D where a rocker was used and both inlet and exhaust valves operated via the TOP of the cylinder.
The Chronological Model thread did not flow across into the later light single cylinder "Jewel" engines.
BIRTHS:
- 1905 - 1st January 1905 the New Way Motor Company was incorporated.
- 1905 - Commercial production of the New Way Type "C" vertical engine - 3.5 Hp
- Called "Model A"
- 1906 - Commercial production of the New Way Type "C" 7 Hp.Twin Cylinder.
- Called "Model B"
- 1907 - Commercial production of the New Way Type "C" vertical engine - 2.5 Hp
- Called of course their "Model C"
- 1907 - Commercial production of the New Way Type "D" vertical engine - 6 Hp
- Called of course their "Model D"
- 1911 - Commercial production of the New Way Type "C" vertical engine - 4.5 Hp
- Called of course their "Model E"
NOTE: This MODEL production thread does continue in later years but excludes the Jewel Series engines at least.
DEVELOPMENT:
It is readily seen from above that in the early stages of the New Way Motor Company production that the "TYPE" was specific to a particular development style whilst the "MODEL" crossed all the lines of development and was representative of the chronological order of initial production no matter what TYPE of motor it represented.
Library News
There have been 2 Instruction manuals that have eluded us until recently.
Not any more.
We have recently procured in virtual pristine condition an original manual for the 7 Hp Model B Type C Twin.
We will soon be making watermarked copies available for free download from the library. Keep your eyes peeled in the next few weeks.
WE ARE - Still desperately seeking - you probably guessed it - the Instruction Manual for the 8 and 12 Hp Throttle Governed Horizontal Twins. We are aware that in mid production years it was included with the Hit Miss 8 and 12 Hp instructions.
If you have or know of someone with a Throttle Governed Horizontal Twin instruction manual we would love to hear and be able to make a watermarked copy available to enthusiasts. We watermark to protect to integrity of the original valuable document etc.
Enjoy
George
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