schramm air compressor

mick ford

New member
Hi Guys!!

Located in Australia, We have a Schramm Air compressor here.
I am chasing any information on manifold, cam and also head gaskets.

I believe the one we have has standard side valve motor in it, Some of the manifold has been blocked off with lead.

We have tried to start the motor with no luck?

If anybody has any information eg: diagrams or blueprints of the engine
as we would love to get it running and restore it!

Thanks in advance!
 
Hi Guys!!

Located in Australia, We have a Schramm Air compressor here.
I am chasing any information on manifold, cam and also head gaskets.

I believe the one we have has standard side valve motor in it, Some of the manifold has been blocked off with lead.

We have tried to start the motor with no luck?

If anybody has any information eg: diagrams or blueprints of the engine
as we would love to get it running and restore it!

Thanks in advance!


Perhaps give a location as there maybe somebody handy to assist.
Phil NZ
 
Mick
If you dont get any info via the forum, try the Chinchilla Museum in qld
I visited there a few year ago and they had a compressor generator setup
They may have manuals
Web address is chinchillamuseum.com.au

Regards
Roger
Canberra
 
I would guess that half the manifold is blocked with lead because 4 cylinders are used for the air compressor operation and the other 4 are the powerplant to drive the compressor 4 cylinders. There may be some information on the SEARCH function at the head of this page if you type in Schramm Air Compressor. Regards, Kevin.
 
Intake is schramm only. Post pics of parts your asking about. I have 2 Ford flathead Schramm compressors. Ingenious how they work
 
There were two types of compressors made back them. one used the stock crankshaft and two special heads. The other used a special crankshaft and one special head. THis type is very rare, and not many were made..
 
Jim Arras a member on here as Jim A. Has manuals & some parts to include head gaskets. He is a fine man in my books
 
Does anyone remember the painting tractors which used a six-cylinder engine: two of which were the air compressor? I remember the chemical plant where I retired from having one or two of these rigs used for outdoor painting. They got a lot of use.
 
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