ANTIQUE ENGINE Online Auction Buys, DID I GET SCREWED!?!?!?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2023
- In this video I take you along on one of my many trips I make due to online auctions. I purchased some old engines with only seeing a couple poorly taken pictures. Did I get screwed, watch and find out!!
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What fun to watch you play with your wonderful engines. My elderly uncle had 2 of them and we had such fun starting them and playing with them. Thanks 😊
I belong to several engine and tractor clubs and our biggest problem is getting new people interested in this hobby . We do shows almost every week during the summer and always on the lookout for new blood . Thanks for putting these out there .
I know the struggle! That why I'm going this route to try and get some new blood!
Your outreach efforts are commendable!
I am very interested in these engines.
Most of the ones that I see for sale are far away from southwest Tennessee and the sellers want local pick up.
@@pibble3962 , don’t know what area you are in but “ Western Antique Iron Trader “ is a publication that has lots of engines and tractors for sale, mostly western US . Also “ Gas Engine Magazine “ is another great source. 😉 !
Great wheezing sounds off that big green one at the end. It has a personality.😂
Man this is a dynamite channel. I have been binge watching it today because it has been raining and storming all day. My hobby is restoring and resurrecting old machine shot machines like lathes mills and drills. Bringing them back to life and to precision is very satisfying to me. But it is also a very addictive hobby. I am always looking for more old machines to restore and make them create precision.
Thank you!
They should call those queef and miss engines
Wow! That engine show was fantastic! So happy that you got your hands on those engines from the auction! They went to a good loving home! Thanks for the video!😀👍
20:55 I love the fact that the sparkplug gap closing up tool doubles up as a wheel. Old timers had some brilliant innovations 🤣👍
His neighbor borrowed his gap closing rock.
is it just me or is there a lot of end play on both fairbanks engines??? It is amazing to see you work! Keep up the hobby!!!
I would suggest you to rebuild old ugly as well, then you can have all 7 machines running.
My grandpa would love this he used to restore old engines like this all the time had 20+ of them at one point most were a bit smaller than this but yeah was good. He is a bit old now and body isn't what it used to be so dosent do much of it anymore.
I think when they were originally supplied to farmers, they did not have wheels, but were meant to be bolted directly to the workshop or granary floors. The showman's carts must have been added later to allow them to be transported to vintage fairs.
Many of these engines had carts available from the factory for an additional fee. These were used for many different applications all over the farm. Cutting wood in the morning, grain grinding in the afternoon, and pumping water all night!
U should use a oiler 😊😊 oil all of those engines and check the grease cups on them if they need grease add 2 turn them down 4 the main bearing and connecting rod and the drip oiler should be set 2/ 1O drops of oil a minute when just running and not working 😊😊 OMG 3 2O 2O24
The orphan hooptie on the trailer is DEFINITELY the one with the most interesting vid awaiting it……
AWESOME VIDEO. I know the feeling of acquiring a load of these Beautiful engines. Like being a kid at Christmas time again. Girlfriends and Wives will just never understand or feel that. Whata shame 😁
Music to my ears! I wish I could find one cheap and get it going!
I think getting the Ugly running would make a great video.
You are a helluva grouper.Nice work.
Nothing like an engine day!
6 out of 6 if you ignore that sad case on the trailer.
If this fairbanks 3 hp has a starting tank as part of the carb you might try starting it using the starting tank and then switching over to the main. When you do leave the starting tank open just a 32nd of a turn. I've had two that worked that way.
I have a tiny hit and miss that's difficult to time. No timing marks so I'm eyeballing what the valves are doing. Not quite on the money yet but it's close.
Don't give up! You will get it soon enough!
LOOKS LIKE I AM 2 WEEKS LATE,,,,,But am old as i am slow to.....My friend you hit a home run on those old engines....THANKS SO MUCH......
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Although there is no room for a h&m engine, I like to see them run. They usually are on display at what we call a community picnic in Brookville, Oh. They demonstrate a log mill with the steam tractors. Do you attend this event? If so, I may see you there.
I went to Brookville for the first time this year!
20 minutes or less to get six, new to you, Gas Engines running…Impressive! Fifty years ago I had the similar experience…one at a time, a few times. :)
I hate to say it, but when I was a kid (over 50 years ago) at that time there were a few men in their 60's and 70's who collected and restored them. Over the years those people past on, and in some cases they were the first or second owners
Now fewer and fewer people who actually used one on the farm, shop or at home are around.
But it is fantastic to see a younger person interested in these early farm and industry work "horses", and trying yo keep them going.
Thank you! I'm trying to get people interested in them with the videos I am making!
Love the old equipment
You rock! A blast from our past! What a great hobby!!
Thank you!
Great video!
I really like these kinds of videos 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Loved hearing them all running!
Thank you!
Super engine show! Many thanks!
Yay,been waiting for the next 1.excellent 😊
Thank you! More to come for sure!
Very awesome good job man. Keep it coming. Love the content!
Thank you!
Been there done that. Three major road trips in three years to pick up online auction winnings. The fuel and lodging expenses were not insignificant. Any more of these will have to include cost of picking up the items before bidding.
I normally try to include travel and lodging and whatnot when going on long trips. Gotta be smart about your purchases!
And thank you for starting them up because it brought old memories back
Thank you for watching!
Great find good on ya mate , just love these old engines amazing Thank You so much from Tasmania thanks again
Thank you for watching!
Awesome engines, and great show too! Thanks for the video.
Thank you for watching!
Absolutely love that little Sattley ... possibly the nicest sounding/looking little engine I've ever seen.
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Thank you! It has a heck of a paint job on it!
Great buy i really enjoyed seeing them all run . Cheers mate🇦🇺
Thank you!
Great show !! Thanks....................
Thanks for watching!
I love listening to those hit and miss engine's sound so cool
That they do!
Wow you certainly hit the jackpot there, looks like you bought an entire museum .👍 you can’t beat those old Wilco Mags, I have a Ruston Hornsby with a Wilco, very dependable . Nice job
Probably one of the best mags out there for reliability! Thanks for watching!
Awesome - they're all beautiful! Thanks for the demo. Loved the 'choking' comment😄
Lol you're welcome and thanks for watching!
Really enjoyed the video. I've always loved these engines. I've never had a place to store them, so I've never bought one. Maybe, after I retire from driving semi, I will think about it. Thanks for sharing.
If you get one, you won't be disappointed!
The compressor set up is my favourite. That thing is cool af
Its pretty cool for sure! And makes air pretty fast!
O my gosh that was a great buy ! They all work! It looks like you really enjoyed doing that a lot!
It was a blast for sure! Thank you!
Nice!!!!!
A battery charger generates a chopped DC (half wave) which is not the best for ignition power source. Best to use a battery.
Must be an old model you are using. In a modern charger you will find full bridge rectifiers. So there are both half waves. But you are right, to use a battery is better because of the peak power it can drive.
Wow what a haul!! Some really neat stuff there! As much as I usually like to start with engines that resemble that early Economy that stayed on the trailer it does look like to get stuff with nice paint already running and on carts LOL! Maybe one day I can get a couple nicer ones....
Keep looking, you get something nice soon enough!
Great show, I have down that hard work of Starting those old boys. I have a Stover CT-2 restored many years ago got it started early this year. I would enjoy having a rolling cart with my Stover on it, will be looking around.
Thank you for share..
Thank you for watching!
I love how the cameras framerate allows you to see the flywheel slow down before the engine hits again.
That and sometimes, it makes them look like they are running backwards. It's definitely fun to watch.
Ahhh the symphony of putchut in d minor, lovely thanks for posting!!
Thank you! It's definitely a symphony!
Great bunch of Engines .thanks for posting.I watched you guys doing the podcast at Coolspring and was hoping to find you and maybe collect a sticker for my tool box..it was my first time there and first time exhibited an Engine. Going to put Coolspring on my list for next year .looking forward to more videos Brother. And again thanks for all your efforts
Thank you! I'll get you a sticker one day!
Awesome mate ,i do love me some vintage motors. 👍from Australia.
Thanks for watching!
Not often do you see paint jobs of that quality. Nice pick, good video.
That for sure! I'm very pleased with them!
Very cool I remember when I was a kid going to the annual gas and steam engine society show with my dad and grandpa
Same here! Some of my best memories!
Great find
Thank you!
Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
Very nice haul 👍👍🇺🇸
Thank you!
I live in Manchester in the U/K, and we have a show not far from me in cheshtre and it is the 1000 engine rally .it is a amazing show if you like "Bonking engines" (thats what we call them ) ,great video by the way, Dave in the U/K.
"Bonking engines" learn something new everyday 😆
Merci pour cette belle vidéo 👍
Thank you!
A beautiful collection of engines there. I personally like seeing the engines that have been restored with nice paint job but most engine collectors like em rusty and in as found condition. I need to get my engines out and to some shows next year.
Definitely get your engines out! I'm one of the guys that like them in their work clothes!
Beautiful collection!
Thank you!
@@Cast_Iron_Curiosities I've seen many over the years, but I rank yours as one of the most sensible and the best.
Love the Video
Thank you!
My father and I restored a hit and miss engine when I was a teenager. He hands ME the crank to start it for the first time. As you demonstrated, the engine fires and the whirling crank hits me in the face, pushing my lower canine through my lip. Two stitches at the emergency room latter, we go back home and start the engine. I've since noticed that most old timers start their engines by grabbing the flywheel.
It's usually a lesson learned the hard way. I like to set all my engines up to be started by just spinning the fly wheel!
Thanks for the comment!
@@Cast_Iron_Curiosities We ran that engine a couple times but it now sits quietly on my porch. I can still make out the scar from 40 years ago. Your video brought back a memory I obviously have mixed feelings about.
Remember, crank kills...
Now I want one. Geeeeeesh
Dude! Did you leave any engines for others???
I love them.
Good job lucky you.
Thank you!
I like the aircompressor
It's pretty darn neat!
those engines are having a bad day 😁
Cast iron acquisition road trips are the best....
That's for sure!
I like the green one with the exhaust pipe on the opposite side to the rest best. Why does the one wheeze so bad?
Run those babies wide open and let them eat!!!! LOL. It would be cool if you know the history behind each motor to share where it came from. For example what business was it used for, Was it for a oil drill deep in the woods or a Mining company in the middle of nowhere on the side of a cliff? Was it for a farmer to keep production high or a manufacturing plant churning products for other businesses. Each of these motors help build modern day America and it would be cool if the history behind them was known and could be shared. It is great to see you preserving them and keeping them alive! Love your channel!
Thank you!
Hello, I was wondering where I might find rings, magneto, valves and a new needle valve for the mixer (it was a kerosene model) for a 1.5 horse Fairbanks Z I’m restoring for a friend, it has broken rings thanks!
I normally use Starbolt Engine Supplies www.enginads.com/starbolt/
That should have about everything you need.
As for a mag, I would try eBay
Screwed is as screwed does...do we hear some prices to decide by????
Vary nice lot of engines are any going to be for re-sale?
They all will be for resale. I'll be taking them to Coolsprings June show and swap.
I would like to own one, but how do you find maintenance instructions?
What does a small one usually cost ?
I am located in north Mississippi. Do you sell any of the hit and miss engines you have? I have always wanted on hooked to an ice-cream maker.
Yes, I do, and I have a few forsale right currently.
Very nice! Fun to see the pipe organ orchestra going strong. Great finds. Do you make it to NowThen or Le Sueur events in MN? Nowthen has a whole section of hit n miss running. The operating scale models are especially amazing.
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Ewwww grass that's nasty I don't wanna touch it 😂
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So did you get screwed cuz i wouldn’t know if i was overpaying for one or not...
Also,it looks like you can’t buy just one at a time.Looks like it can be an addiction..😉
I would love to at least one of these but am confused how you apply them into use once they’re running.
I did not get screwed!
i would have to put one in a somthing to drive
Man, I wish I could afford ONE...
Keep looking, you will find one!
I like them they are cool just don't like the one that sounds like a pug struggling to breathe.
What kind of value do these little engine have?
There is one more that you haven't gotten and that's a Witte engine or a Witte machine
I do have a Witte 8hp on the shelf that I need to get to sometime soon!
So you get the all running and you have a straight 6 …..
its 6 cylinder engine(s)!
hey id like to buy a old steam tractor and a small hit and miss.
Keep your face outa the way is the best advice to avoid a black eye. Those that know, know 😁
How much do they cost
It varies, but these all are worth between $800 to $2000. Give or take a hundred.
@@Cast_Iron_Curiosities thats not bad at all ty
I gotta serious question for you, and it concerns your dear lovely wife.
I hope she doesn't read this, because it may actually start something that you may wish I had never found your channel.
LOL
She doesn't happen to say something to the effect of, she doesn't know if you're a collector, or a horder does she!!?😂
Because I myself have been accused of that, and I take it as an acquisition instead of an honest question.
My response is, that everything has it's place, and it's not piled head high in unruly piles, and you don't have to twist n turn down little paths to get through it all.
So I was wondering if I'm the only one that has to listen to such things as that, are if there's more like myself out there somewhere in the world having to suffer through such things as that.
Hopefully I'm not a horder, but I'm sure there's worse things in life to be.
😅
I go for railroad stuff. And steam.
everything is a hammer...except the heel of your hand or any other part of your body
where get this engine please contact number
Love your work!
Thank you!
Nice Show
Thank you!