Amanco

Amanco is brand of engine built by the Associated manufacturing Company of Iowa in the USA. The Amanco is a make of small stationary engine which is popular with collectors in the UK.

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Model rangeEdit

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Model name	Power hp	Build dates	Type	Photo	Notes
Amanco Colt	3/4 hp	mid 30's	Air cooled Micro engine		4 cycle (referred to as Amanco Midget in UK)
Amanco Pony	3/4 hp	mid 20's to mid 30's	Air cooled		2 cycle
Amanco Busy Boy	1 1/2 hp	1912-14	Air cooled		WIth Fan
Amanco Johnny Boy	1 1/2 - 1 3/4 hp	1915-1930	Water cooled		Hopper design
Amanco Chore Boy	1 3/4 hp	1910-1935	Air cooled		With Fan
Amanco Chore Boy	1 3/4 hp	1910-1935	Water cooled		Hopper design
Amanco Hired Man	2 1/4 hp	1910-1935	Water cooled		Hopper design
Amanco Hired Hand	2 1/4 hp	1911-1930	Air cooled		With Fan
Amanco 3 Mule Team	3 hp	1915-1930	Water cooled		Hopper design
Amanco 4 Mule Team	4 hp	1912-1930	Water Cooled		Hopper design
Amanco-Dubrie	5 hp	? (circa 1929)	watercooled (pumped)		Boat engine with shaft drive reduction gear box and pump
Amanco 6 Mule Team	6 hp	1911-1925	Water cooled		Hopper design
Amanco 8 Mule Team	8 hp	1912-1925	Water cooled		Hopper design
Amanco 12 Mule Team	12 hp	1912-1925	Water cooled		Hopper design
Amanco Iowa Oversize	6 hp	1920-1930	Water cooled		4hp re-rated to 6 hp
Amanco Iowa Oversize	8 hp	1920-1930	Water cooled		6hp re-rated to 8hp
Amanco Iowa oversize	10 hp	1920-1930	Water cooled		8hp re-rated to 10hp

Preservation / collectorsEdit

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See alsoEdit

• List of Engine Manufacturers
• Hot Bulb Engine
• Stationary Engines
• Glossary Index
• Hit and miss engines

Collecting related

• Shows and Meets
• Clubs Listing
• Museums List
• Web Site Links - collection of useful links to sites with related material.

References / sourcesEdit

• Info boards attached to engines exhibited at shows
• Do a Google search for "Associated Engine"  The top result is the most comprehensive web site covering the Associated Manufacturers Co.    Also contact the web master to add your engine to the "Serial Photo Database".

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