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Exploring generations of Diesel engines, hand built rat rods, farm based engineering feats, cool machinery and how it all works. Not all Deutz but a lot about Deutz engines made in Germany and some about how a family farm in Southern Pennsylvania became the starting point of engine distribution that now sends Diesel equipment around the world.
We tied a huge RAT to the concrete and twisted it's tail! V12 Quad Turbo Diesel dyno run. DADY RAT!
Fist attempt at chassis dyno with the largest air cooled Deutz Diesel made. Will we double the factory rating without internal engine modifications? Just added two additional turbos and adjusted injection pump.
Caution! You may smell Diesel smoke while watching this video!
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Venn Severin Hot Bulb Diesel Start Up With Pure Sound.
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Make America Two Stroke Again! 1,000 Cubic Inch Single Cylinder Two Stroke Filmed in Ephrata Pennsylvania September 2020. Yes it's for sale. Make offer. Approximately a 1925 with low hours.
Dady Rat V12 Four Turbo Sunday Drive with Engine Sound
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Deutz Air Cooled 19 Liter Diesel in custom chassis. Street Legal.
5HP Briggs Flat Head Engine Build By Three Grandsons
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T#engine build #teaching internal combustion engines #go kart build #gokart build To teach the next generation the principle and theory of the 4 cycle engine and just to do something fun with my grandsons. A donor engine taken from a snowblower. Look at the smiles and "Thumbs Up" at the end!!
Dady Rat V12 19.1 Liter Four Turbo Rat Rod
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Deutz V12 BF12L513 AIR COOLED DIESEL
FOUR TURBO V12 Deutz Rat Rod THE DADY RAT!!
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First start with the four turbos and new suspension. April 22, 2019 New Holland Pennsylvania
V12 Deutz Diesel BF12L 513C Full Throttle Run At 2:00
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First full throttle run after years of sitting. See dust and rust leave the exhaust system.
Air Cooled V12 Deutz Model BF12L 513C 19 Liter First Start Up Without Charge Air Coolers
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First start up after saving it from a scrap yard by mere days before going in the crusher. Built in 1991. Largest air cooled Diesel made by Deutz. This is the rare high output version that includes charge air coolers. Video filmed in New Holland Pennsylvania.
R3350 Douglas Skyraider A1 Engine in Tractor Pulling Competition
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3350 Cubic Inch 18 Cylinder Alcohol Injection Electronic Ignition
65 HP Case Steam Engine 1/4 Scale Steam Traction Engine
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Coal fired ice cream machine churns 5 gallons of ice cream with steam power. Exact scale model of 120 year old steam engine tractor. Video taken September 2016 Ephrata Pennsylvania USA
Candy Cannon Peanut Scramble
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A new take on the kids favorite peanut scramble.
Rat Rod V12 Deutz Air Cooled Diesel
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Dad's first test drive of the Fat Rat before completion. 19 liter twin turbo. New Holland Pennsylvania July 2014.
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HOLY MOLY
Love it
The Rat Rod fad is just a bunch of thrown together piles of junk! How they allow 90 percent of these to even travel on public street ill never no. I with people would have some pride and skill and get back to build nice vehicles!
Sweet i need to build one now Thanks
245/75-16 are the same size tire that 99-04 full size GM trucks use. And you're using them as "skinnies" in the front of this monster! Wow! And that absolute smoke show was insane!
Wowee that is so cool! 🎉
If you can drive that in PA legally then you’re good pretty much everywhere, our “commonwealth” is ridiculous about vehicles. Bad ass truck. Nice work
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I like this it's reused from old gas tanks (I know a green tank is oxygen, but what's a brown tank? Helium?)
Correct
High speed tractor.
Science has gone too far.
Your 50 years late, check it the movie "Flåklypa" from Norway.
OK. I'll check. thanks
@@DadyRat its all good btw, just your car reminds me of the car in the animated classic from Norway. You'll get a kick it of it for sure.
Świetna fura, no i ta kierownica z łańcucha...
Can the stock internals handle that horsepower?
Yes. 1,000 hp was what we had on the dyno. and its been reliable for over 8,000 miles. Keep in mind that the amount of load is limited. with 1,000 HP and 2,000 Ft Lbs of torque on a 9,000 Lbs vehicle there isn't much time you can keep the load applied.
Would so put that in my yard. As a combat disabled vet I find windchimes very calming
Very happy that you have something that brings you peace
If you are serious get the metal and start welding it won't be easy but I promise you will feel like you accomplished something I've only been welding for 4 months and have done 10 projects at least. I haven't even asked to be paid because i consider it practice but have received money for loving what I do ❤
Cool..
can u do an hour long version
Awesome Mad Max RAT ROD !!
Just saw a short with the world's largest wind chime. And this sounds better than what that video tried to show
I love to see these engines do some work!
Sir why high temprature?
no radiator
This definitely sounds like the background score to the outside portion of a horror video game lol
Looks like something you would build on Garry's mod.
Motor alemão e incomparável. Imagine a força desse motor.
Put that thing in a hot rod!
It is much quieter than I'd expect from a Diesel ESPECIALLY an air cooled Diesel! I'd be worried about warping cylinder liners and overheating under constant heavy load with a large air cooled Diesel. I thought those radiators were oil coolers at first thanks for explaining they are air-to-air intake air coolers.
I've never seen a car scream "mad max" more in my life
that´s scary😮Greetings from Germany
God to love the smell of diesel smoke! Who gives a damn what Greta Thinks!
Wat a Beast I wonder how it do at dragstrip First Roll Cage and proper driver safety
headgaskets?
Thank you for the update! 😃 I look forward to seeing what she can do, with the newly rebuilt pump. My favorite engine, of all time. 👍
I guess it doesn't comply Euro V. Great build!.
That was awesome!! I love that thing you built.
My great granddad worked at the Ulm Magirus Deutz works, where some of these engines where produced. Starting in the 1920s as an apprentice when it was highly manual engine building. After working in engine development in the 1930s he was in charge of the engine assembly line in the 1940s and early 1950s. He narrowly escaped being drafted for war, being killed by the nazis (for helping slave labourers, he secretly brought them to the family home where the wives and my grandmas cooked big meals and they ate until they were satiated), heavy bombardments, then being nearly shot on the spot by the americans (for being in charge of slave labourers, his workers saved him "no he good boss"). He was a deeply religious man (Protestant), christian values put him against the Nazi movement, yet he collaborated of course to continue his job at the plant. He was very driven, stern, a patriarch, conservative. He wrote letters to his misses, one of them describes a man "trying to sell him aluminum pistons out of his suitcase" - turns out this was Hermann Mahle, one of the founding members of that now giant international corporation. On the markings on the engine it should be possible to tell if it was made in Ulm or Köln. I don't know if they made the F12 in Ulm, they may have just made the smaller configurations. Seeing this world clash with.. well anything in this video is just a weird mix of feelings. Amazing build! Absolutely love the beast and the style. The mods on the engine is fantastic too. I'd love to do this, but a bureocratic nightmare in Europe with mods.
@@DadyRat Oh hi. Unfortunately I don't know much more about his work at KHD / Magirus. It's more personal history, he died early with a sudden heart attack in the 1950s, leaving a wife and two daughters behind, so most of the technical detail around his job didn't get remembered. The personal info is well documented though, since the family home didn't get bombed most of the private notes, letters and ultimately my grandma and my great aunt survived to tell the story. I was born in 1985 so I'm a generation apart, but it's the personal interest in history and engineering that got me curious about him. It's also a fascinating personal story of transition into the industrial age, in Germany, industry isn't as old as in Britian. His mother still grew in a completely agricultural lifestyle, in the Swabian Jura, absolutely dire conditions from today's point of view, so he was at the start of a new era with industry and technology. Whilst he became the lead engineer they would still keep _one_ pig at the house in a stable, his old mother would split and cut the firewood shortly before her death in her 80s. They don't make people like this anymore lol. Like said, more family related. I live in the UK since 2015, was a car mechanic by trade, did a degree, now an automotive design engineer. Pretty proud to be in his footsteps.. at least a little bit. It's obviusly a bit sad what happened to the Magirus plant in Ulm (IVECO, end of the commercial truck manufacture etc.), even though I never got involved with the company the personal involvement of the family obviously creates awareness. There is an appreciation society in Ulm now with a little museum, even though mainly centred around the fire brigade aspect of the business there are a few bits and bobs from the days of lorry and engine manufacture. The engine line in plant 1 by the danube has been turned into flats. After all, Ulm was only a subsidiary for engine production from Deutz point of view.
ab-so-lu-te-ly GREAT! love the air-cooled Deutz, and THIS is the BEST usage i ever seen!
I could not imagine how incredebly hot that metal, welded chain steering wheel would get to touch if you would've left that beast in the hot summer sun
This is awesome! Someday soon.
Each cylinder bank has it's own turbo
I saw this at the 717 Outlaw show today, said hi as you were headed to the raffle and awards. I would've loved to hear it run. Are you guys the Stauffer family that was big into tractor pulling way back in the day that had a Deutz called Sneaky Pete or something?
I saw this at the 717 Outlaw show today, said hi as you were headed to the raffle and awards. I would've loved to hear it run. Are you guys the Stauffer family that was big into tractor pulling way back in the day that had a Deutz called Sneaky Pete or something?
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Landscape please! Amazing build.
I'd love to really hear that thing stretch its legs!!!
Defiantly as German motor, no shaking, no grinding, just a smooth sound similar to the newest robotic electric motors
Let it have some revs
Valve bounce anyone?
so richtig Freude scheint es den beiden nicht zu machen...
Як в мультфільмі. Ну погоді.