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She's hauling it!!! Go 819, go!!!

this was fun to watch, i love steam engines

Great video about a great find! Thanks for showing the process and workarounds. I am working on a couple old water pumps and an air pump to run with hit+miss engines, but there's something special about a pump that puts out that volume of water. The rare 4 Hp Mogul is a big part of the display.

Wish i was your neighbor sir..

Awesome and great Technology built On that time wow

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Good show! And I finally got to hear a hit or miss engine running under a proper load!

Nice video. Thanks for sharing

I worked ar Ridgid for a bit and never saw a geared head threader being used. Were the chasers on the Toledo still sharp?

now all you need is some little honey in the tub for a jacuzzi Watch your viewers soar! In all honesty, you did a great job to be proud of! thanks for your hard work and accomplishment! don't pay any attention to nut jobs like me

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Why is it being run with ‘wet’ steam? It’s much better to hold off introducing steam to the motor until working pressure is achieved. Otherwise a very interesting machine. As you say the slide needs adjustment or a Stephenson link added to ease the speed and direction control. Cheers

1:01 I wonder what the purpose of that metal pipe that extends out from the top of the firebox what does it do and does the green train still have that

I aked about the oil and you replied quickly.. l really can't tell you how much this help me .. again thank you!

No era más fácil empujarlo con la cuchilla????

hey great video!... l got heaps out of it so thanks... but could you tell me what oil you put back in it ?..

I currently have the No. 00 4hp version of this engine.

Paddle faster I hear Banjo Music,,,, very cool video

Can this power a 150Kva Alternator?

Do not look at it

Thank you very much for the video

Can I buy one of these?

The Sun is a Star.

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the memories watching tracks ahead hearing her old voice in the beginning

What carburetor type is on this pony motor, brand etc, thanks

Of course those engines are super neat, but, what about the GENERATORS??

That's awesome but yes water is infinate wood isn't. What can be burn't that is infinate and found everywhere like at home on a bushy property that's not wood?

BRO BECAME SOUTHERN PACIFIC 4449 AS MY PROFILE IS A AC-12 SP STEAM LOCOMOTIVES 😂💀

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Very interesting workings of "automatic" grease fitting. 👍

Amazing to think that all of industry, mining, farming, power generation and both land and sea transportation relied on this type of power for many years. Thanks for sharing your work.

Thats a true classic steam engine, well done.👍

Wow what an adventure! Congratulations on finally getting the boiler back. That boiler resembles the PM Research model horizontal boiler kit.👍

Looks like you have a great boiler now. I'm looking forward to seeing it put to work.

Wild how many people think the roads are their personal drag strip.

Man you face a storm and get trashed by scum, people suck.

I hope Southern Pacific 786 will be returning to operation soon.

That's a Zhong's whistle

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My engines have a loop on one end of the valve stem that can be slid up or down on the valve cam to make it go one way or the reverse. The fine"timing" can also be adjusted, but I use a slide or "D" valve inside the steam chest, so timing is basically in the hands of whomever built the engine (me). 😂

I recently was blessed to buy a Frick portable and plan on rebuilding and running and showing it.

America was known for top quality items . The whole world wanted America made.now we don't make our own items .Sad😢

4:32 - gotta remember that!

I always enjoy watching your stuff! We have a 5 hp Ottawa saw, counterweight like this one, waiting its turn, so these videos are helpful. Wood is very dry, but structurally OK. Harbor Fright has a rolling gardening seat, a small cart with 4 largish tires for outside use, with a tractor pan seat on an adjustable post and a tool tray underneath. "Rolling Work Seat with Tool Tray", $69.99. We have one for shade tree engine work, it's a real back saver for us old guys. Needs brakes, rolls too easy, but stable.

Total neglect. Poor old engine needs a coat of paint and some tender loving care.

Run it in the travel direction going away from your controls... much safer should your fly wheel ever have its own plans.

New wood next?