My grampa used one of these when i was a kid in the early 80's to power the pump for his air compressor in his shop. It was kind of a homemade rig. My dad said he used to have 3-4 of these engines around the farm when he milked cows. Later on my grampa gave up farming and turned his place into an auto salvage business, he was a resourceful guy.
I am Canadian and live on the West Coast 100Kms from Vancouver. I enjoy, very much, your uploads. You seem to live in a great spot and have much enjoyment with your farm equipment. Thanks for the uploads. Cheers.. Rodger Google translator - Ich bin Kanadier und live auf der West Coast 100 km von Vancouver. Ich genieße, sehr viel, Ihre Uploads. Sie scheinen in einer tollen Lage leben und haben viel Freude mit Ihrem Landmaschinen. Vielen Dank für den Upload. Cheers .. Rodger
I have this almost exact identical John Deere hit and miss motor if not the exact same one. Mine runs great by the way. I love the way it sounds when it runs.
Their good little engines. Got one hooked up to a ice cream maker as long as you keep your hands clear your ok. Got mine caught up in it when it started not a good day.
Good man for hitting that crank in with your boot... I see people working around them with the crank out and I just cringe at the thought of what could happen to them...
I have inherited one of these. Trying to figure it out. It ran a few years ago. So first dump question where goes the gas go? I checked the oil. It seems fine.
Very interesting.....several years ago during a July 4th celebration some Amish young people set up a home made ice cream stand and they were using a small gas engines that looked something like that one to run the ice cream churn. One was all painted and looked like new the other one ran but was not refinished. Now I'm beginning to think those were hit and miss engines.
I missed an opportunity to get one of these for $15 at an auction at a craft fair. To be fair, i thought they were a display for people to look at while they ran
Ok. I am new to hit and miss engines. This may sound like a stupid question to some but what type of fuel do these machines use? gasoline or diesel? or both?
+FireFighter#47 it was gas but sometimes they used diesel and that was mostly used for farming because the strength of the engine was good for the machines.
Dillon Smith kerosene some times. Also I have never seen a diesel hit n miss before I have seen vids that say they are but they all sound throttle governed. Can you show me one that is.
We just had a 1910 John Deere waterloo boy hit and miss generator come into the shop the other day and we have a problem with getting it to spark please HELP?
When JD were more about machines for farmers, rather than profits for shareholders? - You can repair this yourself, the same cannot be said for present day equipment!
It's missing a few things Intercooler Turbocharger Fuel InjectIon Overdrive 0.2 to 1 Take off the choke permanently and HAVE THE Intake valve open longer for more air and fuel so longer intake valve duration also better cylinder heads These are for if you want to increase horsepower and torque. Have a nice day from West Chester,Pennsylvania
My grampa used one of these when i was a kid in the early 80's to power the pump for his air compressor in his shop. It was kind of a homemade rig. My dad said he used to have 3-4 of these engines around the farm when he milked cows. Later on my grampa gave up farming and turned his place into an auto salvage business, he was a resourceful guy.
I love listening to these old engines run. It's like a blast from the past. So simple, so basic. Back when life was a lot simpler in many ways.
I had a friend who use to collect hit and miss motors of long ago. Thanks for posting, perhaps they will make a come back.
I am Canadian and live on the West Coast 100Kms from Vancouver. I enjoy, very much, your uploads. You seem to live in a great spot and have much enjoyment with your farm equipment. Thanks for the uploads. Cheers.. Rodger
Google translator - Ich bin Kanadier und live auf der West Coast 100 km von Vancouver. Ich genieße, sehr viel, Ihre Uploads. Sie scheinen in einer tollen Lage leben und haben viel Freude mit Ihrem Landmaschinen. Vielen Dank für den Upload. Cheers .. Rodger
saw one of these running an ice cream machine at a fair. Because of the sound of the engine, the stand's name was Poppin' John's Ice Cream
I have this almost exact identical John Deere hit and miss motor if not the exact same one. Mine runs great by the way. I love the way it sounds when it runs.
Their good little engines. Got one hooked up to a ice cream maker as long as you keep your hands clear your ok. Got mine caught up in it when it started not a good day.
POP ratatatatatatata POP ratatatatatatata.....
such a satisfying sound :)
Creeperboy and friends yes it is
hiss-pop
Good man for hitting that crank in with your boot... I see people working around them with the crank out and I just cringe at the thought of what could happen to them...
Nice little motor, thanks for sharing.
I want one of them in the worst way. They are so cool
i just saw this same model at the local fair today
Great engine, these were built like battle ships!
Journeyman yep no plastic on these☺️
Journeyman crappy pieces o shit. Sounds like it's having multiple strokes. Worthless old tech. Melt it
Andrew Williamson it has and will last longer than any other engine you have ever owned
You don't know what you're talking about lol
I have inherited one of these. Trying to figure it out. It ran a few years ago. So first dump question where goes the gas go? I checked the oil. It seems fine.
The gas tank is underneath the engine. The filler is on the back of the engine base.
How far did you open fuel valve/jet to get it to start and run? You totally blocked the view when setting and adjusting valve.
Very interesting.....several years ago during a July 4th celebration some Amish young people set up a home made ice cream stand and they were using a small gas engines that looked something like that one to run the ice cream churn. One was all painted and looked like new the other one ran but was not refinished.
Now I'm beginning to think those were hit and miss engines.
was this upstate new york?
Is that thing running right? seems like it's missing where it should be hitting
Cute lil engine
Open the choke! This is why it is missing so much!
I missed an opportunity to get one of these for $15 at an auction at a craft fair. To be fair, i thought they were a display for people to look at while they ran
Will it blend?
How much are these engines worth at a union or personal sell????
What is it used for?
how much is a un restored one of these worth? piston is free
I have the same one I’m going to sell, haven’t ran in a while, any one know how to start them? Or what to price it at? Thanks
“Engine snorting than stops”
I have one of these and it has ran for years. Where should I start?
how much do these cost
I have a engine just like this. Mine runs a lot slower... is there a way to speed it up? Thank you
There is a nut underneath the valve push rod. Turn it clockwise to increase rpms.
@@Hinnerk79 I will check it out! Thank you
@@Hinnerk79 anyway you could send me a link or picture of this? Thanks
@@Hinnerk79 nevermind I found it. Thanks!!
1933?
I am looking for a john deere model E, any good magazines to look at to by one, Thanks for the Info, nice video
Gas engine magazine
Dramatic Zoom in at 1:10
Top comment here!
I agree it needs more fuel.
I want one... I'll replace the electric motor on my table saw LOL
Put it to work, it doesn’t like being played with
Ok. I am new to hit and miss engines. This may sound like a stupid question to some but what type of fuel do these machines use? gasoline or diesel? or both?
+FireFighter#47 it was gas but sometimes they used diesel and that was mostly used for farming because the strength of the engine was good for the machines.
Dillon Smith kerosene some times. Also I have never seen a diesel hit n miss before I have seen vids that say they are but they all sound throttle governed. Can you show me one that is.
BOB White search youtube for fairbanks morse 32d
Gas or kerosene. these are spark ignited
We just had a 1910 John Deere waterloo boy hit and miss generator come into the shop the other day and we have a problem with getting it to spark please HELP?
easy. its the points. check them and clean them if that doesn't work they need replacing.
aaron pattison they don't have points
andrew morrow ignitor and mag ? Or buzzcoil
able to work 24hours
When JD were more about machines for farmers, rather than profits for shareholders? - You can repair this yourself, the same cannot be said for present day equipment!
The problem with a lot of those motors is oiling. They will run for a couple minutes on a stand but would never survive running for sustained periods.
Hit and Miss?
I guess they never miss, huh?
Hit and Miss?
I guess they sometimes miss, huh?
u got a boyfriend ?
I hope he doesnt hit yaaa
this engine is equal to 5hp for new technlogy
hi farand
It's missing a few things
Intercooler
Turbocharger
Fuel InjectIon
Overdrive 0.2 to 1
Take off the choke permanently
and HAVE THE Intake valve open longer for more air and fuel so longer intake valve duration
also better cylinder heads
These are for if you want to increase horsepower and torque. Have a nice day from West Chester,Pennsylvania
Needs a job. G’is a job, mate.
Please sell it to me.
What's it good for? Just to sit there and make noises 😂😂
Run for days on end using a small amount of fuel, very durable, and very powerful.
Slow that thing down
Donald Trumps mind?
Why do some assholes feel the need to make political comments on things that are not at all political to begin with?
Don Zielinski you mean like Trump spewing forth on subjects he should not be politicalizing, like racism?
Trumps a hit, bidens a miss....
@@wojomojo Isn’t racism inherently a political issue?
Most annoying engine ever
Bull Shyte
Most annoying comment ever
Bull Shyte how?
You've never heard a ricer's Honda Civic
I disagree. Most annoying engine has to be a maytag!!!