Antique Hit & Miss Engines, Tractors, Trucks, Cars, Ice Cream Machine, Vintage Mowers & Machinery
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2023
- Antique Engines -Tractors Trucks and Car Show 2023
A Spectacular Display of Antique Engines, Tractors, Trucks, and Cars at the 2023 Show: Featuring Homemade Ice Cream Machines, Vintage Mowers, Model T Coils, and Remarkable Vintage Machinery
0:38: 🍦 Donnie Bentley showcases his homemade ice cream machine with a 1934 John Deere engine at a trade show, where he also promotes his home inspection company.
0:38: Donnie Bentley demonstrates his homemade ice cream machine with a 1934 John Deere engine.
0:44: He mentions that his granddaughter, McKenzie, helps him out and is going to college.
0:59: Donnie explains that he received the ice cream machine as a gift from Santa Claus.
1:57: He mentions that his home inspection company has been operating for 26 years and covers East Tennessee.
2:24: Donnie talks about the horsepower of the engine and how he acquired the ice cream machine.
3:13: He briefly introduces George Hackler and his 1912 Spartaeconomy motor.
4:21: George explains that the motor is a hit and miss model, firing only enough to keep it running.
12:51: 🔧 The video showcases a collection of old engines and mowers, including a 1928 Jaeger engine and a Simplicity Wonder Boy mower.
12:51: The Simplicity Wonder Boy mower was made in 1957 and 1958.
12:57: The mower deck for the Wonder Boy did not have a Honda motor.
13:04: The Wonder Boy mower had a rear end similar to the old Snapper mowers.
13:28: The 1928 Jaeger engine was originally used on concrete mixers.
13:35: The Jaeger engine is a two horsepower engine at 500 RPM.
14:41: The intake valve of the Jaeger engine does not have a push rod.
15:32: The engines showcased in the video are made from various plumbing parts and modified components.
16:42: 🔧 A man demonstrates a Model T coil and an engine made by Henry Ford in 1893, explaining the design and components used.
16:42: The Model T coil is a six-volt motorcycle battery that can be used to start the engine.
17:08: The engine features a modified Oiler as a gas tank.
18:26: The engine includes a cam and an exhaust valve.
19:13: The design was made by Henry Ford in 1893 using steam parts and regular steel.
19:54: The construction time was about two weeks, with additional thinking time.
20:43: The engine is a 1926 Fairbanks Morse dish pan engine.
21:07: There is no known advantage to having spokes or a flat disc in the engine.
21:21: 🔧 The video showcases various vintage engines and machinery, including a 1916 intake valve and a 1927 Maytag washing machine motor.
21:21: The flywheels in these engines provide mass and contribute to horsepower and torque.
21:43: The 1916 engine uses an igniter instead of a spark plug for ignition.
22:13: The 1927 Maytag washing machine motor was rebuilt and now runs smoothly.
23:35: The engine is connected to a hand corn grinder to grind cornmeal.
24:03: The video also features an ice cream vendor.
25:01: The video captures various engine demonstrations and interactions with visitors.
26:10: The video concludes with a Sunday afternoon scene.
Recap for • Antique Hit & Miss Eng... by Tammy AI
If you like Antique Hit and Miss Engines, Tractors and Vehicles you will loves this video. This was filmed at the Smoky Mountain Antique Engine & Tractor Association show Held at the Anderson County High School.
below is the link the last years show.
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I enjoyed this video. My husband was a mechanic all his life.
He past away April 2022. At 87. I can relate to all these engines and mechanic talk. LoL
Sure do miss him. Looking forward to seeing him in heaven
Makes me miss my husband so bad. I have antique tractors and Maytag motors from his hobby of collecting and redoing the relics of the past. We went to those shows.
My dad wore overhauls all his and my life he lived to be 83 im 61 one of 7 kids.i love this history ❤️
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Redheads only
Real legends
Work not hard great motto
Love these events
I BROUGHT MY 1976 DAVID BROWN 885 TRACTOR TO THIS SHOW THIS YEAR AND HAD A GREAT TIME.
Antique Machinery is always so interesting! It's like traveling back in time. Awesome video! God Bless 🙏
Always a great time! Seeing all the old engines!!
How wonderful and Educating these Shows are, I envy you who get to enjoy them! Thank you for Posting this Video John, it is Wonderful! God Bless the Amish for this Contraption!
Thanks for the hit and miss engine explanation.
How neat to see all the old tractors !
Thank you for sharing!
God bless
Thanks for keeping history alive. Great conversations. Love your theme music.
Sweet. God bless.
Love this video. Thanks for sharing with us ❤❤
Holy Cow, that is THE mostest awesomest thing I've seen all month!!
That's very Cool 😎 👍Old school cool!
Back in the day, those “Hit-n-miss” engines, were state of the art technology.
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Thanks John, Love old equipment.
The Southeast Old Theeshers Reunion is coming up July 4th week in Denton, N.C. I've been going to it for 26 years. It takes all day just to walk around and see everything.
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Great Video showing the old machines of the past….
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John, im glad to see the channel taking off. You deserve it. Youve worked hard.....
I tried to cheer up the depressed valve spring but the igniter fired and I had to go apply for unemployment. :D Thanks for sharing this. We love old American made machines.
Good video John. Something about antiques and their owners. Always draws a crowd. ❤
I love all your videos and especially this one about old engines and antique cars. Thank you.
Awesome demonstrations of the antique engine's, I miss going to shows like this. Nice antique cars too. Thank you for bringing this to us.
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Love watching all these videos
Thank you so much for watching our channel
love it
That was good 👍 Thanks y'all
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This is awesome john.tnanks for sharing
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Great video!! Looks like a fun day!🧡
There is just something about these second generation motors-easy to understand, easy to repair....
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Enjoyed the video John. That first fellow you interviewed had some rare pieces of equipment. Thanks for the video. You and Jodie take, be safe and God bless.
Beautiful love it
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Very cool 😊
Thank you for filming and sharing this. I really enjoyed it!
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Fantastic and informative video, I have learned more watching this video than 😅any museum I've been to . Thanks John ✌️, I wonder how are they passing on to the next generation ?
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome video. Keep them coming.😀
Great content that’s interesting about them ol engines
There's a big antique show (Thrasherman) in Pinckneyville, IL in the fall.
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Another awesome video John ! You are a lucky man THANK you Frank from montana......
Been raised around farm equipment my whole life and yet John still is able to find people to teach even me more info about equipment and how it all works.
Gary really stepped it up with the fine details and passion for his motors.
But all the people John interviewed did a great job and all had a piece of history that we all must never forget what it took to get to where we are at.
HARD WORK!
Omg i love the one with the wagon
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With all those rotating, exposed parts it's amazing that more people where not hurt working around these interesting machines.
If you're reading this Mackenzie and you're single hit me up LOL. Not easy to find cool chicks with great families like that anymore
Made in the USA God bless America 😊
Long time ago at an Indiana county fair I saw a horse drawing competition. THAT was fascinating.
Hit n miss i love them
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Wow
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Thanks, I was waiting for you to try some ice cream...
Yes thank you
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Awesome video
Homemade 🍦😋🍨😋👍⭐👍🌟
home made tractor was cool
Good Lord I love your videos and this is one of the best I have seen because I am a bit of a mechanical and engine freak LOL. You have also introduced me to the RM Brooks General Store and I'm dying to go experience it in person and meet Tiffany! Keep making these amazing videos sir!
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Thats awesome. I need one herein fl lol
The governor,is the part about the term "balls to the wall" comes from .when the balls were extended full out max speed.
Old gentleman made 2 years with you. Maybe you have got a tradition with him? The cornmeal gentleman.
12:14 The Original Joystick!
It is sort of tragic that there is that break in history between the animal drawn equipment and the gas powered equipment.
When will the next show be ,and we’re
Next year at that location. Thanks for waching
Could have been made like a dishpan because of safety???
i am not sure what you mean about the time frame of your question
thanks for leaving comments on our videos! John & Jodi
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Who can devise such a contraption like this? I have no idea who can think, of a device like this. Donnie Bentley if your telling the truth? Your wife (Susan) should be in Congress. To devise a plan such as this. Surely she can solve the answers we need. It takes knowledge to institute precision like this. I can only imagine this ice cream. The taste to the pallet. Herman I must say you have a plethora of information. I feel as though your taking me through moments in time. Turn after turn like these machines tilling the soil. Gary you have a vast of knowledge on engines. Let me ask you this. Who turns the turn? Also who wheels the steel to and from? Once again machinery once lost. However a time being won back. By sheer will of a time. Times once forgotten about. To the owner of the 69 Camaro. Let the good times roll!!!
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They need to turn that music off
Sorry but got to ask she single
I don’t know