Found an engine

liquidplumber

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This was half buried in my back yard. Anything usable or should I scrap it. Any info would be appreciated. thanks
 

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With a hunk missing on the block, I would scrap it and the transmission looks like it has severe corrosion. Unless I am not seeing something useable, I too say "Scrap It"
 
I see a water inlet, a possible mag ring core, posssible pedals, fan bracket, with a lot of luck a head. None of them worth much but too bad to see them gone forever.

Great yard art - plant flowers around it until somebody needs the parts.
 
To the scrapyard it will go. I am in eastern Mass. if anyone is interested in it.
Any idea how old this is? just curious. Thanks for the replies
 
I see a ring gear in the transmission, which means 1919 or newer if the transmission had not been changed. (that is when starters were first used by Ford)
 
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