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  1. Hercules Engine Company - Wikipedia

    Hercules made a wide range of engines from 1915 to 1999, both gasoline, diesel and kerosine engines. Many of the first engines were single cylinder stationary engines, but there were also …

  2. A Brief History of Hercules Engines - Gas Engine Magazine

    Jun 1, 1988 · Hercules came through with a line of high-speed, lightweight diesel engines.

  3. Serial Numbers by Year - Hercules Engines

    Here is a serial number list of Hercules Built Engines and their approximate year of manufacture compiled by research done by Glenn Karch. These dates are approximate and should be used …

  4. Home - Hercules Motors Company

    We have the Hercules internal engine parts (gaskets, bearings, pistons, rings, valves, valve springs, valve guides, water pump and oil pump) for most obsolete and new Hercules engines. …

  5. HERCULES Engine Parts | Elgin Industries

    Quickly search parts for your HERCULES engine. Filter by engine size, year, and more.

  6. Tech Tip #211:Identify the Hercules Engines | Foley Engines

    Oct 18, 2016 · These are American-made, rugged, simple, easy-to-maintain in-line gas (“G”) and diesel (“D”) four and six cylinder engines used in a variety of industrial applications including …

  7. Hercules Built Engines

    Copyright © 2024 Hercules Engines Site designed & maintained by Mike Tucker ([email protected])

  8. Hercules Engine Company - Wikiwand

    Hercules made a wide range of engines from 1915 to 1999, both gasoline, diesel and kerosine engines. Many of the first engines were single cylinder stationary engines, but there were also …

  9. History of the Hercules Gas Engine Co.

    May 1, 2001 · This is the story of why the Hercules Gas Engine came into being and why it was so located. Buildings that housed the Hercules Gas Engine Company are now being modified …

  10. Hercules Gas Engine Company - Wikipedia

    The Hercules Gas engine company was a United States-based company which first produced buggies. It later was one of the top producers of gasoline engines, including to power cement …