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Fairbanks Morse Diesel - 2cyl
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    Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 5:22pm
Was looking up some ships and noticed the 2cycle diesel used in some ships and subs. 
Now a little different type as one cylinder and 2 pistons in it along with two cranks, geared to each other.


  This picture illustrate the difference in size between the 8 cyl Fairbanks and the engine block of a 6 cylinder Caterpillar 3306, a similar size engine as found on large highway tractor trucks.
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The Jumo two cycle diesel aircraft engine from 1930s (Germany). Jumo would later build 
some of the first jet engines.


File:Jumo205 cutview.JPG
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Same design also used in the FM RR Locomotives
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Originally posted by Lee Bradley Lee Bradley wrote:

The Jumo two cycle diesel aircraft engine from 1930s (Germany). Jumo would later build 
some of the first jet engines.


File:Jumo205 cutview.JPG

used them on the Zeppelins also
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Coke,
 
Check out the Napier Deltic diesel.  e.g.
 
 
More including sound tracks if you use the googler
 
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little town by our farm of Owensville MO had a power plant of their own and are currently dismantling it, it had three large diesels two of which were FM engines, they put the gas axe to them as no one would buy them complete and worth more as scrap steel.
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