Engines: Maytag

Maytag Twin-Cylinder Models

TWIN-CYLINDER ENGINE FUEL TANKS DATA:

Date Number Description
1937(August) No. S-306 This engine has a cast-iron tank with mounting holes in the bottom.
No. S-321 Cast-iron tank with mounting lugs on the four corners.
No. S-322 Cast-iron frame tank.
No. S-331 Cast-iron long-style fuel tank used on the engines.

MAYTAG SERIAL NUMBERS:

Date Number Description
1911-1918 Assembly # 2217 The serial numbers of these engines, which could be started with a battery, ranged from 1000 to 99859. (The year of the first Maytag 1/2-horsepower (hp) engine)
1918-1919 Assembly # 2766 1/2-hp, horizontal, glass jar fuel tank.
1918 (August)-1923 (August) Assembly # 1798 1/2-hp vertical magneto-type. Serial numbers were from 99860 to 111301.
1923 (August)-1927 (August 30) Model 82 The first Maytag 3/4-hp which had a single main bearing.
Model 15680 The first Maytag engine to have 11 cooling fins on the cylinder. The next model of Maytag engine manufactured had 9 cooling fins.
Assembly # 2990 These engines had a short fuel tank base.
Assembly # 3023 These engines had long frame fuel tank. The serial numbers for these engines were from 111302 to 219716.
Assembly # 3209 (No known data) The serial numbers for these engines were from 219612 to 219716.
Assembly # 3624 These engines were 3/4-hp and had two main bearings. The model 92B/Part number 321 had a long-frame fuel tank.
Assembly # 3627 Model G 16-11-26-111/ part number 279. This model had a short-frame deep fuel tank.
Assembly # 3654 Model 31-33, part number 284: short-frame shallow fuel tank
Assembly # 3888 Model 19:(No data regarding this engine)