Please identify this car - and tell me what was its specialty for a point
Experts?
Professionals?
Austrian?
No
German?
Yes
Leichtauto?
No - this was probably a one-off, built by an individual together with a company. It had a very interesting feature
Quote from: pnegyesi on October 30, 2012, 10:49:57 AM
It had a very interesting feature
Engine configuration? Like rotary or radial engine?
something to do with the engine
2-stroke? Although that doesn't seem to have been all that unusual in eastern Europe (including what was the DDR.)
Gasi? In addition to that: http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=16112.0 they also built a motorcycle engined one-off with two seats next to each other.
Is it a Hermann Dorner development for Max Jüdel AG in Osnabrück, featuring a four-cylinder Diesel engine?
It is a 2-stroke engine and it is a diesel-type engine (Schwerölmotor) but not by Hermann Dorner
Was the company involved Junkers?
no
After Christmas this will go to the Black Hole
Before that I will have another try: Is it the Leifa, built in 1924/25 by the Metallwerke Borsdorf AG, featuring an Albertus "Rohölmotor"? It was started with usual petrol and then switched to burning oil.
locked for you. Give me a model designation x/y ps and then the point is yours!
I just found the information that it had a 1.5 litre engine with 18 hp. That would make it a 6/18 PS, unless it was calculated as a two-stroke engine which would make it a 8/18 PS, but I think it was the former.
I have it as 6/16 PS - but otherwise it is correct. Well done!
Thank you! There is a typo in the headline: it must be Rohölmotor, not Rohrölmotor.
Quote from: Wendax on December 21, 2012, 04:08:49 AM
Thank you! There is a typo in the headline: it must be Rohölmotor, not Rohrölmotor.
I found that Rohölmotor translates as "crude oil motor". I'm not sure exactly how this is meant...did it run on crankcase oil, diesel oil or some dead dinosaur stuff right out of the ground?
That is an old name for Diesel engines.
Very interesting. I find it somewhat ironic that in Rudolph Diesel's mother tongue, the motor he invented wasn't named for him from the start. And who threw him off that boat, anyway? ;) (I know...it looks like suicide.)
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