Engines & manuals
Seffle
The brothers Carl and Bernard Bruce started building engines in 1907 and moved to Säffle in 1908, where hot-bulb engines were made under the Seffle name. The engines had one or more cylinders, powered fishing boats and barges, and were exported to many countries. Hot-bulb engine production ended in 1972 after more than ten thousand engines, and the company went bankrupt in 1978.
- Säffle, 1908 (Bruce brothers)
- Discontinued 1978
- 8 models
Single-cylinder hot-bulb engines
Single-cylinder hot-bulb engines
Small engines for fishing boats and workboats, 5–25 hp.
Multi-cylinder engines
Multi-cylinder engines
Large slow-running engines for barges, tugs and lightships.