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Rated at 80 horsepower, this three-cylinder model featured a long-stroke design and typified West Coast marine engine design. Make-and-break ignition was standard equipment, it then being considered the ultimate in dependability. Note the use of a handwheel to actuate the reverse mechanism- this arrangement was rather common in West Coast marine engine design.
Perhaps one reason why so little is known of Atlas Gas Engine Company was their specialty in large marine engines, at least large for the 1915 market.
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