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These all came home on a very good Maytag hunting day
We brought these home on a late summer day in 2001. It was the kind of haul we all dream about! |
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1/2 Horse Power Maytags Vertical with "D" Carburetors
The D carburetor was the third style of carburetor Maytag used.
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1/2 H.P. vertical Maytags with "C" carbs
The "C" carburetor was the second style Maytag used. |
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1/2 Horse Power vertical with"G" Carb, serial # 1002
The "G" carburetor was the first style of carb Maytag used and was developed by Howard Snyder, an Austin, Minnesota area native who was F.L. Maytag's right hand man.
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Elgin 1 HP, 1/2HP, and 1/4 HP Redemotors
Maytag bought out the Elgin RedeMotor engines in 1916, and renamed them the Maytag MultiMotor. Shortly thereafter Maytag updated the engines with the G carburetor. Maytag continued producing all three sizes for a very short time and dropped production of the 1/4 HP engine. They continued 1/2 HP and 1HP production into the 1920's. |
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Elgin 1/4 HP "Comet" or "Baby" engine
The Elgin Comet is the earliest version of Elgin engine that we are aware of. We believe this is the forrunner of the Redemotor series.
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Model 72 (Fruit Jar Engine)
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