Updated: 27-Dec-2024
The engines of this brand were built by the Light Manufacturing and Foundry Company. It began building under license from the Brownback Motor Lab. (see).
-First there was the Tiger 100, from its Brownback C-400 equivalent.
-it had six air-cooled cylinders in two radial rows giving 100 HP at 1,850 rpm.
-The Tiger 125 was similar to the previous one with 110 HP at the same rpm.
-The Tiger Kitten 20, was a two-cylinder, inverted in-line engine that gave 20 HP. The Tiger 30, was similar to the previous one giving 30 HP.
-The Tiger 50 was a horizontally-opposed, four-cylinder engine with reduction gear that gave 50 HP at 3,000 crankshaft rpm.
Engines of TIGER
Model: Tiger 100
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Model: Tiger 125
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Model: Tiger 30
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Model: Tiger 50
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Model: Tiger-Kitten 20
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