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Do you still have this power unit? Could you measure the governor linkage spring on the right side-front of the engine? I have the same, however that spring is missing.

What kind of a homemade tractor is that there?

Beautiful tractor. Evenly it could actually run by itself without a driver, but of course only going straight. 1:47.

Is it possible to use propane without removing the carburetor

Dave from Engel's coach shop is just finishing the restoration of one of these machines..He has a youtube channel and has videos from the start to finish of the restoration..Well worth a look.

I was the antique wood splitter

He could benefit from actually swinging an ax.

You can tell he's a rookie because an experienced operator would know that you do not have to time it.

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Count your thumbs every 3 minutes.

idk, axes are cool

Simply don't build stuff like they used to.. if sum works after 50yrs or 100yrs shows how quality and actual care went into building it.. quality materials.. not plastic China garbage of today..

That is cool. Appears to be a Fordson model F.

I have a feeling the fans not doing much

Durable and quality..... modern appliances are awful

How GOOD veneer is made.

What year? She’s a beauty 👍

Cool. But also AHHHHH cocklopping Beyblade!

I’m gonna need one of these

this is so cool omg

That is actually awesome.

Gaint pencil sharpener

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Necklace?

What do you think these rings are for? Our best guess is jump rings for jewelry or other small chain, but we actually don’t know for sure! Have you ever seen a machine like this?

Very cool unit! Never seen one of these connected up to a pump like that before!

How did they start these back in the day???

That's a very interesting looking homemade mixer LOL! Runs good! I've always found that these igniter fired Z's run much better than the high tension mag fired ones...

That's one wild and very cool piece! Love seeing these old homemade pieces!

That another really odd looking engine! Very cool piece though, especially with it actually pumping water!

Man I really want one of these large Fairbanks engines one day! So nice to actually hear one running the way it should (aka firing every time and not 8 cycling) too! Love the big straight pipe! :)

Very nice! Runs good!

What an unusual engine! Very neat! I wonder if the governor is a little sticky and that's why it coasts so much and then fires like 3 times in a row to get back to speed?

Awesome engine! I'm definitely checking out some of your other content and subscribing!

Wow what an awesome show! I love the variety of stuff you guys have there and also how many different kinds of displays there are!

Where is it held

probably one of the most diverse bunch of implements I've seen presented on TH-cam. Great video. so many things I've never seen.

Awesome. That's fun to see :-)

Great vidio. A friend of mine has one. Been in it several times. There are two in the national truck museum at Auburn Indiana. Saw them this summer.

The original 1911 print ads for these were fantastic, absolutely no flim-flam and to the point. The gist of it was "it's better and faster than a horse, and you don't need to feed it hay." Boom, sold, I'll take it.

0:51 is that a road runner, but don't see the coyote, ACME like the cartoon🤣🤣

Take my money , I want one

Could I had a electric motor running that? But instead he got a hit mess going.

Uncle Jedd, it's not pumping fast enough Jeffro. I got more just shooting at the ground 😮😂.

Do you know the serial number? 😇🙏

❤❤And still working ❤❤❤❤❤

Texas crude. Black gold.

Never heard of the Blizzard. Seems to do a good job.

Is it a rock tumbler?

Hmmm❤does butter churn well in a cube?