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heres some more on those engines dw dad operating them... with video
the clark 3 cylinder..#1 engine in video
history... dw great grand father operated it...
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engine #2 one in back ........ it was miss spelled in the video
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engine #3 reid
just to show you how large the fly wheels are...
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#4 litlle hit and miss engines.. yes i can start thoses...

the video does not do justice to the sound of the exhaust...the hit and miss with an occasional back fire....

hoping someday to learn how to run the big boys.....

if you are every up that way he does a engine show every first Sunday in august,everyone welcomed.... he runs all of them....
we will be there....
 

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heres some more on those engines dw dad operating them... with video
the clark 3 cylinder..#1 engine in video
history... dw great grand father operated it...View attachment 20967
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engine #2 one in back ........ it was miss spelled in the video
View attachment 20969
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engine #3 reid
just to show you how large the fly wheels are...
View attachment 20970
#4 litlle hit and miss engines.. yes i can start thoses...

the video does not do justice to the sound of the exhaust...the hit and miss with an occasional back fire....

hoping someday to learn how to run the big boys.....

if you are every up that way he does a engine show every first Sunday in august,everyone welcomed.... he runs all of them....
we will be there....

I love those old engines, and all the history and documentation on them is awesome. It looks like they have done a mountain of work with them.
 

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@Collector love them too..you just dont see those type of engines everyday and in working order....the history for region you could spend months if not years learning about it, just purely intriguing learning about it....
 

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For sure, I have only saw one of those large motors.It was In an old flour mill and not in working order, still a wonder to see though. There are a lot of the old hit and miss motors around still, I had one several years ago but it went into a barter lol. I know where I might be able to get my hands on another one though lol. It's a sickness what can I say. I really like the background on all those motors someone did some homework.
 

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