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Kinda a trip to see the open flames for heat.

1st engine I want to put into a car!

В ПРОШЛОЙ ДОПОТОПНОЙ ЖИЗНИ Я БЫЛ РОЖДЕН В ЖЕЛЕЗНОЙ РЕСПУБЛИКЕ 😂ШО УШЛА ЗА ЛЕД😂

Nice rythm😊

thanks for the post

July 30, 2009 - soon to be 15 - define "veteran" . . . . 🥰

Cool…

I like these because of all the linkages moving

It sounds like Mr Krabs walking

Looks just like the one at Rough & Tumble Pa show

Where is this place?

the rod that sticks out the end is there to support the weight of the piston. both pistons float inside their bores and are supported by the external bearings under the rods that stick out.this is to reduce any wear on the cylinder bores and pistons due to gravity. it would be very difficult to rebore this or even change out pistons.

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kind of ironic an engine using hot air, being used to blow cold air.

Magnificent old beast.

I imagine more that one of those ran away when they were in use. Bet that was freaking scary?

Gonna take about $1500 in gas to run that thing for an hour.

Refering to the sound, they just run on compressed air in stead of steam.

Тут минимум каленых деталей так как твердосплавы ещё не были изобретены, но бы уже самокал вк8 . Тут даже нержавейки наверно нет, хрома и никеля в клапанах , поршни скорее чугунные. Местами закаливали и обрабатывали шлифовкой

DAMN, what a flywheel........ That is a big-one!! I like the small American flags on the governor, nice touch.. U.S.A.!!!!! To the folks who restored and maintain this work of art-- My Hat is Off to Each of YOU-excellent work!!!!

A smaller version of the snow engine!

That is a gorgeous engine. Any more information on it?

Looks like the OIL SHOW.

neat

Fantastic, really gets my Adrenaline flowing. I love this stuff! I learned how to drive on an old Poppin Johnny when I was 7 years old. A sound to never forget...

What was this engine used for.

Вот эту хуйню в разнос пустить🤔

Where the hell is this Coolspring Power Museum, anyway?

I just heard about this. Thought Allas Chalmers only made tractors

The cam follower mechanisms on this engine are---odd. Unique.

That is so not right allowing them to sit out in the weather like this. It's sad to see😥😥😥😥

climbed all over this thing multiple times as a kid. one of the coolest things i've ever seen.

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What a fantastic specimen of an articulated steam locomotive, glad to see that 3 of these locomotives were preserved.

Wonderful stuff. Built to last forever

Incredible engines

Great music selection

I feel a fundraiser should be done and have a structure put over the top of Yellowstone No.225 to protect her from the elements and potential vandalism. And maybe even have this engine a cosmetic restoration, much like they did with Yellowstone No. 229 at Two Harbors, Minnesota.

My mother in laws great uncle invented this engine.

To bad they don’t keep these looking this nice at the compressor stations!

But will it fit in my Vega Pro electric scooter?

That governor aint doin nothing at that rpm

That would make a great air compressor for my shop.

Dog is wimpering because he wants to pee on that wheel?

Look at her go!

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not only is the engine huge but the flywheel is absolutely massive.