HERCULES
The very first engine in the CPM collection is this 1½ hp Hercules. Paul Harvey acquired it in 1958 for $5. Paul and his father restored the engine and set in motion events that led eventually to the formation of the museum.
JARECKI THREADER
The Jarecki threader came from the old brewery in DuBois, Pennsylvania.
The brewery was razed in the early 1980s but this machine was saved.
Since the brewery was entirely a steam-powered plant, the threader was
also steam-powered. Indeed, it is shown in the Jarecki catalog. Note
the small steam engine built into its side. The drive belt from the
Callahan goes over the steam engine's flywheel. It can thread pipe from
one inch through four inches, and it has been used frequently.
16 HP JACOBSON
This 16 hp Jacobson is number 1011. This number makes it the eleventh Jacobson built and one of the oldest in existence.
DOMESTIC PUMP
This nice Domestic pump rig includes an engine and pump. The engine powers a Domestic duplex pump and is on the original factory cart. It is exhausted through the wall, which makes its operation pleasant.