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MJD-AntiqueEngineering
Registrace 22. 10. 2023
We are avid enthusiasts of antique machinery; steam engines, early internal combustion engines, tractors, generators, and anything with open mechanisms. This channel is intended to be a documentation of our growing collection of experiences with last century's iron.
Steam Powered Sawmill at the Blue Mountain Antique Gas & Steam Engine Association
Steam Powered Sawmill at the Blue Mountain Antique Gas & Steam Engine Association
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The Largest Single Cylinder Engine in the world- 175 Otto at Coolspring
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This gargantuan single cylinder engine is the largest known in the world, with a 21 inch bore x 30 inch stroke (displacing approximately 170 liters!). The information and introduction is given by Terry Smith, a longstanding member and tourguide of the Coolspring Power Museum. Note: this engine is owned by Coolspring Power Museum, and permission was given to record and share Terry's exceptional ...
the Snow- 600 hp gas engine at Coolspring Power Museum
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"This engine was manufactured by the Snow-Holly Works of Buffalo, New York, in 1917. It has two tandem 24-inch bore x 48-inch stroke cylinders that are double-acting. Fuel for the engine is natural gas with make-and-break igniters providing ignition. Total displacement is 86,800 cubic inches, or 1,423 liters. The rated output of the engine is 600 hp at 100 RPM, which yields a torque value of 31...
Miller Improved Engine startup at Coolspring Power Museum
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"Founded by Charles A. Miller in 1897, the Miller Gas Engine Company was located it Springfield, Ohio. Around 1901, the name was changed to the Miller Improved Gas Engine Company. Miller produced engines 35 hp to 400 hp in single, twin and four cylinder horizontal configurations. Miller's production ceased in 1939. The largest of the Miller line, the 4 cylinder quad-opposed engine, was offered ...
Barely 3½ minutes of showing the engine running in an otherwise boring clip of over 20 minutes.
Thanks for sharing
If you listen carefully, you can hear the pressure sound of the gas filling in when the intake valve opens, and then the sound of the exhaust valve opening.
Fuel was natural gas
16:33 for the engine starting.
On ne comprend rien à ce que baragouine ce gros pignouffe barbu.
Poor audio and video otherwise it would be extremely interesting
There are 2 much larger cylinder engines. They are Humphrey Pumps located at Cobdoglah in South Australia. They have bores of over 1 Meter and were used to pump water but are now on display.
Narration is very good. The half wits that just want to hear it go pop pop pop (chug chug chug) would be happy watching a lawn mower. If you don’t want to hear the technical details just skip ahead. Only suggestion is the camera could have focused in to the engine details a bit more. By-the-way… additionally… the narrator is filling time while the technicians work on getting up and running.
Check out Henry Ford about his nine single cylinder engines. This machine, 82 feet long, 46 feet wide, and weighing 750 tons, is one of nine that powered the Ford Motor Company's Highland Park plant while Model Ts were being manufactured there. Together, the nine machines generated 53,000 horsepower.
Engine says, “shut up & start me!”
That engine is not going to fit in my car.
Just skip to 16:40.
Too much talking,
Too much talking. Nit enough engine....
Another steam engine channel! Great! Good job guys!😁 👍🇺🇸😎
Very nice
There used to be some very big engines in the Ogema Hills near West Branch Michigan. They ran something related to the oil wells in the hills. I was 20 and climbed all over them so I believe they were bigger and they were spark ignition. It seems like they were Green and said AJAX on them. That was 50 yrs ago. ben/ michigan
Make a good front wheel drive car😁
Or power my tricycle
Single cylinder Doxford J Engine that was (maybe still is?) at South Shields Marine and Tech back in the mid 80's absolutely dwarfed this engine.
hi there real nice /john
Shut up and start the durn thing
Did this overly-fed old goat ever shut up? FF to 16:25 he gets drowned out by the engine. Tyahkyacheezus.
Hmm not the largest in the world, only have to look at Kew's 90 inch and 100 inch single cylinder Cornish beams where the beam itself prob weighs more than that whole engine does and the cylinder itself housing the piston on either is much bigger than the whole engine.
I think, what you meant is a steam engine. This engine is gas/ natural gas or diesel powered.
I think the engines that used to drive the refrigeration pumps at Smithfield were bigger than that.
Engine actually starts at 16:40.
Yeah, he seems to like the sound of his own voice - a lot! 16 minutes worth! 😐
A Very Interesting Vidclip .... Just Such a Pity that the Audio is so Bad .... There should be 'Sub-Titles' sothat we could catch ALL the Info .... Thanks for Posting ....
I would assume that the DeLaVergne engine at Rollag is the next biggest one…
It’s bigger, 26” bore 38” stroke
There are also some double acting Snow engines that are way bigger.
I did a little online research and quickly came to a dead end. I had to go check Crossley engines. The engine I thought of immediately turned out to be two cylinder horizontal with open crankcase, so it’s not a contender for biggest single cylinder, but with con rods 10 feet long and a estimated weight of 30 tons it’s a beast. Built in 1907. I cannot find what fuel it used, so I’m not even certain it’s a diesel. Last known to be in Argentina 15 years ago.
I don't want to spoil your day but there are engines in Blighty far bigger
What is the fuel used?
Natural Gas
Slip the crap and go to 16.35
Skip to 16 min mark
Just watch the whole video and learn something.
It would be better if we could get a more detailed view of the engine, instead of just the narrator with the engine in the background.
That’s why you need to go see it for yourself. The displays are awesome.❤ I need to go back.
Yes quite agree , where is coolspring?
@@maly2ts408Coolspring is in western Pennsylvania, about halfway between Brookville and Punxsutawney!
I'll keep that in mind for the next show!
Yup lot better.
I can not hear you with all that background noise. Thank you for your effort.
This engine has what is very close to an overhead camshaft.
What is that screatching noise?
barking dogs
JI8😂
No !onoo
the de la vergne engine,single cylinder chips in at 330 litres,20,175 cubic inches still runs.IB
YES it has a 26inch bore and a 38 inch stroke. That should make it bigger.
I've never seen a machine like this. What a unique sound! Thank you for sharing!
What would this monster have been used for? First things that come to mind is mining and power generation
Yes. Old mines used engines like this for mine hoists and compressors to create air pressure for drills. They also used air driven muckers and track equipment to transport rock.
@thomas7529 They were used primarily for pumping natural gas along pipelines. At the far end of the engine is a compressor head, within which a double-acting piston pressurizes inflowing gas to 450 PSI and sends it down the pipeline to the next pump station. It was not uncommon to see 6-12 engines like this aligned in a row in those stations. The natural gas was also the engine's fuel source!
Imagine it in a Miata with a giant turbo
Look closely, the Miata is already under it...
Sparks, Yeah, the Mazda frame would drag on the road !
An impressive old machine in action. Wonderfull to see... 🙂
the mystical 7rpm 600hp engine
Daddy of OnlyFans devices
Sounds like an AT-AT walker
Chuck Norris's electric toothbrush.
This video popped up today, I was just thinking about a 600 snow this morning! Oh my god. of all things! What are the chances, glad to see it still doing its thing! My two year old neohew is a gearhead like me and loves old trains and engines, maybe one of these days I'll get to take him there!
we will we will rock you