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stuff like this is so awesome. if this world actually made sense, we would be completely enabled and encouraged to produce our own electricity.

I did some calculations now I have a Bran new rebuilt BS 1hp or 750 watt gas engine. I'm curious does it actually make more than that on steam vs gasoline? I'm only 30s in. Maybe this is demonstrated further along. What a fantastic idea! Oh Holy Sophia I love the way that sounds!

You might be able to create a homemade locomotive

How did you gear your press to work slow than the engine pulling it??

How did you gear it and what size pulleys??

are you using a push rod that bounces off the top of the cylinder into a check vaulve?

THAT IS INGENIOUS! I just had a chance to buy an old #11 sorghum press for $75, but one person was ahead of me and got it. I cried my eyes out. I'll probably never see another deal like that. Thank you for giving me hope! These old machines are findable. We used one growing up.

My guess is, you reground the cam lobes to make this run like a 2-stroke. I do conversions also, but I use either a slide or spool value running on a cam on the crankshaft.

Awesome absolutely awesome

Awesome

What are dia of your rollers and can you describe your power train , iam a machinist and am in process of designing one to build myself.

I didn't see any juice coming out of the cane that you put through it.

It would work better if you converted the cam to 2 stroke. You don't need half the strokes

It spins and makes noise for now ! Bravo !

PUT A CAR ALTERNATOR ON IT.

how did you figure out size of counterbalance on Briggs.

Cool !!!!

Nice video

That's slick. What's the lowest psi that it'll run on?

Think you need dry steam.

hi

Yes, charge the car's 12v battery

Put it in a small car

Perfect prepper engine. Just connect to generator. I would like to know more about lubrication? How does the oil runs??

Ty for sharing your memories with us maybe one day he can do this again

Needs a cylinder drain petcock in the spark plug hole

These conversions usually use wet steam. By piping the boiler output steam once more thru fire dries that and gives off more power without increasing the pressure to dangerous levels

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Real cool, but do you have a video on how you converted the 12 hp engine to steam? I live off grid and think a back up power plant that runs on steam would be a great addition

He was a very gifted young musician. Good job. Eddie van Halen would be very proud of your skills.

Joseph was doibg an amazing job on that Leonard skynard song.

That's pretty cool, I'd like to build one if I can figure out away of rigging up some kind of oiler on it to get some lube to the piston otherwise I can't emagine it lasting to many hours of continuous use.

You've given me a lot of knowledge.

Can you show the boiler? What do you do for a water feed pump?

I'm still impressed by the audacity of building roads on the sides of steep mountains.

I can see making this to make power in the dead of winter at our cabin. I’d want to make about 240 watts for two hours.

Couldn’t that steam be recaptured and recycled?

damn thats cool

Is this Nailers Rock in KY?

Nothing like asphyxiating yourself with exhaust fumes.

Put something on it

Have you verified horsepower output on this or hooked it to a generator head to see electrical output?

That's the real hillbillies

Good Job.I never now it could be done

How do you keep the bottom end lubricated? Does the cylinder wash down after awhile? I was trying to figure what the life expectancy would be for a engine like this. I can see a lot of uses for making one of these.

how much rpm youre getting

Tank, i from indo.

Sangat bermampaat. Mr..👍👍

I sure hope you used that to build a train in your yard!

It WAS a 12 hp engine. Don't know what hp it is on steam.and how are you dealing with water in the crankcase? Oil will turn in to a milk shake in no time. It is cool as all hell though