Caille Perfection 4 hp,   Owner:   Jim McCracken  Crawfordsville, Oregon.

                                                                                                                                                                                       

I have only ever seen four Caille Perfection two cycle vertical stationary engines. It appears that not to many of these engines were made. Noticeable differences in the Caille and Detroit are:  (1). Caille crank shaft is tapered and threaded on each end with nuts.  (2). Governor linkage and air-intake different shape castings then Detroit. (3). Boss on side of water jacket for oiler is longer then on a Detroit.  (4). Diameter of piston, flywheels, crank shaft not the same as Detroit's spec's.

Caille Perfection,  Owner: George Robinson from Australia.
   

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Below are photos of the engine above after its restoration by George Robinson.


 

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The photos below were taken by George Robinson at a local auction in his area.
This is a larger Caille Perfection engine probably a 6 or 7 hp that sold for $1800.00

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Owner: Mik O'Malley. Hp unknown.

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CPMC 6hp, Owner: Scott Vasser. This Caille engine has a different fuel system.
It uses a piston pump rather then a fuel reservoir. I've only ever seen two of this style
fuel system. Not sure when the fuel system was manufactured but it is original equipment.

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This Caille was on Facebook from Austrailia. Hp unknown.
Notice it also has the piston style fuel pump rather then a fuel reservoir.