Antique Hit & Miss Engines, Tractors, Trucks, Cars, Ice Cream Machine, Vintage Mowers & Machinery

Antique Engines -Tractors Trucks and Car Show 2023
A Spectacular Display of Antique Engines, Tractors, Trucks, and Cars at the 2023 Show: Featuring Homemade Ice Cream Machines, Vintage Mowers, Model T Coils, and Remarkable Vintage Machinery

0:38: 🍦 Donnie Bentley showcases his homemade ice cream machine with a 1934 John Deere engine at a trade show, where he also promotes his home inspection company.
0:38: Donnie Bentley demonstrates his homemade ice cream machine with a 1934 John Deere engine.
0:44: He mentions that his granddaughter, McKenzie, helps him out and is going to college.
0:59: Donnie explains that he received the ice cream machine as a gift from Santa Claus.
1:57: He mentions that his home inspection company has been operating for 26 years and covers East Tennessee.
2:24: Donnie talks about the horsepower of the engine and how he acquired the ice cream machine.
3:13: He briefly introduces George Hackler and his 1912 Spartaeconomy motor.
4:21: George explains that the motor is a hit and miss model, firing only enough to keep it running.
12:51: 🔧 The video showcases a collection of old engines and mowers, including a 1928 Jaeger engine and a Simplicity Wonder Boy mower.
12:51: The Simplicity Wonder Boy mower was made in 1957 and 1958.
12:57: The mower deck for the Wonder Boy did not have a Honda motor.
13:04: The Wonder Boy mower had a rear end similar to the old Snapper mowers.
13:28: The 1928 Jaeger engine was originally used on concrete mixers.
13:35: The Jaeger engine is a two horsepower engine at 500 RPM.
14:41: The intake valve of the Jaeger engine does not have a push rod.
15:32: The engines showcased in the video are made from various plumbing parts and modified components.
16:42: 🔧 A man demonstrates a Model T coil and an engine made by Henry Ford in 1893, explaining the design and components used.
16:42: The Model T coil is a six-volt motorcycle battery that can be used to start the engine.
17:08: The engine features a modified Oiler as a gas tank.
18:26: The engine includes a cam and an exhaust valve.
19:13: The design was made by Henry Ford in 1893 using steam parts and regular steel.
19:54: The construction time was about two weeks, with additional thinking time.
20:43: The engine is a 1926 Fairbanks Morse dish pan engine.
21:07: There is no known advantage to having spokes or a flat disc in the engine.
21:21: 🔧 The video showcases various vintage engines and machinery, including a 1916 intake valve and a 1927 Maytag washing machine motor.
21:21: The flywheels in these engines provide mass and contribute to horsepower and torque.
21:43: The 1916 engine uses an igniter instead of a spark plug for ignition.
22:13: The 1927 Maytag washing machine motor was rebuilt and now runs smoothly.
23:35: The engine is connected to a hand corn grinder to grind cornmeal.
24:03: The video also features an ice cream vendor.
25:01: The video captures various engine demonstrations and interactions with visitors.
26:10: The video concludes with a Sunday afternoon scene.
Recap for    • Antique Hit & Miss Engines, Tractors,...   by Tammy AI

If you like Antique Hit and Miss Engines, Tractors and Vehicles you will loves this video. This was filmed at the Smoky Mountain Antique Engine & Tractor Association show Held at the Anderson County High School.
below is the link the last years show.
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