Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), November 1927, p. 27

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Falk Twin-Eight Geared Marine Engine The Power Plant of Tanker HERMAN FALK (EX TUXPANOIL) The Falk System of coupling two oil engines and a reduction gear by means ot a Falk Flexible Coupling offers an ideal combination for the conversion of single screw ships. The Falk System gives you a power plant that is vibrationless, quiet, strong, light, compact—and dependable. Slow propeller speed gives maximum propeller efficiency—with next to no power loss in the gearing. We Build Complete Single and Twin Marine Oil Engines—Gear Units for Single and Twin Oil Engine Drives—Reversing Gear Units. The Falk Corporation—Milwaukee FALK MARINE REVIEW—November, 1927 rat §

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