On May 19, 12:03 pm, Larry wrote:

Do you have a Mandarin Chinese font?....(c;

No such thing. 'Mandarin' is a distorted Portuguese-Malay word that
Anglophones use to distinguish spoken modern standard Chinese (aka
putonghua) from regional Chinese languages (some of which are dialects
and some are distinct languages).

Chinese fonts can be divided into full-form (aka traditional) or
simplified.

I could send you a jpg of it, but we probably would never be able to
pronounce it.

Give us a try, Larry.

The odd part about it is it looks so very well made.

I think ETQ engines are made by Changzhou Machinery and Equipment
Corp. in Changzhou, Jiangsu. The engine should carry info plates
revealing the necessary details.

What does it mean when usdiesels.com promotes Chinese diesel engines?