Oddmunn Brunvoll begynte i familiebedriften Brunvoll som 15-åring. Nå er han 86 og er stadig innom fabrikken. Her starter han en Brunvoll L50 på 63 hk.
@k1mAMG Det er ikke snakk om et museum med definerte åpningstider, men mitt inntrykk er at Oddmunn Brunvoll setter pris på å kunne videreføre kunnskap og interesse om semidieselmotorer. Du finner ham i på Gule Sider. Vennlig hilsen Kjetil Dahl
Brunvoll made wonderful engines, but I would say all Norwegian hot bulb engines ran like clockwork, no hit and miss attitudes in any of them. Listen to Wichmann, Finnøy, Union, Brunvoll, Volda, Rapp, and others. Just like clockwork, and smooth. That said, a worn out engine does not run as smooth as an engine that is well kept and maintained. Still they were famous for having their own sound, so people could identify the boats coming in with fish based on the engine sound.
Nostalgi og historie 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
I love the sound
Awesome Video!🎥
@k1mAMG Det er ikke snakk om et museum med definerte åpningstider, men mitt inntrykk er at Oddmunn Brunvoll setter pris på å kunne videreføre kunnskap og interesse om semidieselmotorer. Du finner ham i på Gule Sider. Vennlig hilsen Kjetil Dahl
Wärtsilä would not like this longevity 😆. Sell you more parts in a years time 😆. Opa was always right 😊
How did Brunvoll get their engines to run so much smoother than other hot bulb diesels? Most of the competition hit and miss but this one doesn't.
Brunvoll made wonderful engines, but I would say all Norwegian hot bulb engines ran like clockwork, no hit and miss attitudes in any of them. Listen to Wichmann, Finnøy, Union, Brunvoll, Volda, Rapp, and others. Just like clockwork, and smooth. That said, a worn out engine does not run as smooth as an engine that is well kept and maintained. Still they were famous for having their own sound, so people could identify the boats coming in with fish based on the engine sound.
Er det mulig å dra og få sett på disse motorene? dette er skikkelige saker :)
Horse krafte!
Nogva motor
Hei, nå ble jeg nysgjerrig. Hva mente du med "Nogva motor", Øyvind?