Waukesha INDUSTRIAL ENGINES
DiscontinuedWaukesha UM
Early Historical Waukesha Model Series
Waukesha UM discontinued early historical engine model series. The Waukesha Engine Historical Society production table lists this model series from 1931 to 1936; its model-designation guide explains the early letter, six-cylinder, and F-head naming schemes used by these rows. This supports a source-validated legacy page for owners searching parts, service, restoration, and overhaul information.
Cylinders / Config
Inline-4 gasoline engine model series
Mechanical & Electrical Specifications
| Brand | Waukesha |
| Model | UM |
| Series | Early Historical Waukesha Model Series |
| Configuration | Inline-4 gasoline engine model series |
| Cylinders | 4 |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Ignition Type | Spark Ignition |
| Cooling Method | Liquid-Cooled |
| Emissions Standard | Historical production ended 1936 |
| Certifications | Waukesha Engine Historical Society production table, Waukesha Engine Historical Society model-designation guide |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Year Introduced | 1931 |
| Year Discontinued | 1936 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What fuel does the Waukesha UM use?
The Waukesha UM is a Gasoline generator-set engine.
What is the cylinder configuration of the UM?
The Waukesha UM is an inline-4 (4-cylinder) engine.
What emissions standard does the UM meet?
The Waukesha UM is certified to Historical production ended 1936 emissions standards.
Is the UM still in production?
No — the Waukesha UM is discontinued (production ended around 1936). Its specifications and datasheets remain archived here for reference.
Is a datasheet available for the UM?
Yes — an official Waukesha datasheet for the Waukesha UM can be downloaded from this page.