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What a lovely story! Thank you .

If you want to really slow the engine down put a weaker spring inside the govenor shell.

Hello from Sydney Australia. What a great watch. I very much enjoyed this, so thank you.

Great job

Should have fitted a bearing support at the other end of the roller as there is too much stress on the motor bearing when pushing it against the flywheel otherwise its a good job!!!!

After a couple more videos, I'll be ready to purchase an old hit miss to tear down and play with. I'm just about finished with the 1934 IH type LA

Hi I have watched you restore this from the beginning can I ask were did you buy your reproduction badge plate thank you

real boat anchor radioman have cherry pickers to do the heavy lifting

Amazing.

I can't say I know anything about working in a machine shop, this was a great watch regardless though!

Get some raw petroleum to put on it for smell effect.

Chulada de locomotora 🚂 🚂 🚂 🚂

Evening, im from England and have just purchased a 1 1/2 hp model dishpan

Fantastic!

About 4:43 it looks like a screw with a nut coming out of the scale frame to the diagonal brace? How is that brace mounted to the scale?

Fantastic shack well done on all the hard work

Awesome. Looks like you may have removed the internal glass scale to drill the scale and add the support bracket? I need to do this for my Cincinnati 12x 42. Please advise. Subscribed.

Muy bien !!!!!!! CE2RKL

2:38 The EE Finklea newspaper ad (left) is Cyd Charisse's father.

This guy isn't lucky. He's just plain blessed.

WoW that's one very impressive installation. I congratulate you Sir for your skill and determination in restoring, manufacturing and running such a beautiful collection of *real* radio equipment. 73 de EI6DP

Super nifty

Very inspiring! Thank you!

Like your design I may email you for schematics I have two extra ART-13 mod transformers plus a power supply with 1800v, 425v, and 28v perfect for your design. Been looking for a good design for the one of the ART-13 mod transformers glad I found your video.

Very very impressive!

I've been looking for a good hit and miss engine, I have a idea for a good business that I can use one for

Nice work. 73 N2XEV

She is a Beauty!

What a fantastic tribute to your father and grandfathers... I hope to pass my shop on to my grandson as well...

Great job. Your understanding of the ignition system was incorrect. It is a high voltage ignition system and the low 180ohm resistance of the LED across the spark gap was effectively shorting it out.

still not sure what these were used for, catalogue says coast artillery, and AAA units, and was sposed to communicate with the SCR-593 warning set. but havent seen a TO&E, with those.

Your Z is a beautiful engine. I myself rebuilt a 1 1/2 1918 Z compression was not high due to pitting on the cylinder. I had a machine shop bore and sleeve it. The points were modified from original and now it’s a running machine.

I love your engine! Great find !

Very interesting! I grew up in PA. We had lots of coal and heavy equipment. I never thought about the oil fields. This video is so cool!

It's so great to see this video!! I found [and still have] one exactly like this one in 1972. Way before the internet, which brought me to this. I haven't had mine running for years but am going to get it running again and hope to power a line shaft machine shop I put together many years ago. I use a big electric motor to run it all the time but I have a smaller throttle governed enclosed crank that I've used before. I just want to get this out and running again. Mine still has the tin box with the knife switch and a model T coil like this one. When I dragged it out of a junk yard in 1972 the rocker arm was broken and missing but I figured that I could make something to braze on that would work but it would be a lot of trouble and thought. Imagine my happiness and surprise when in cleaning out all the junk in the water hopper I found that whoever broke the rocker arm off in the past was thoughtful enough to put it the the water hopper to be found! I brazed it up and it worked great. I had it running for years [after much trouble without the help of the internet] and with a load on the flywheels it would keep certain RPMs pretty well. I need 250 RPMs on the main shaft so the spring trick I just learned will most likely to come in handy. That and a bunch of pulleys. I'm so grateful to see this! Mine also has the same [but weary and rusted out] gas tank too. I now see one can even buy a new gas tank! Who'da thought?

So Heart Warming, Amazing Voice along with the artwork of video production the music was a blessing. :) Speaking of your history and sharing, with the grace of reaching out to family. Almost having a tear. Lots of love to all subjects. I'm up late not able to sleep, searching for Machine Shops History, I'm aware of a local antique belt machine shop, restore, open to public and just to educate others. A chance to support old small town. :)

That was absolutely incredible.

Great video, lots of detail! That is quite a find! We recently bought an engine that needs a buzz coil, nice to see the information. Weird Detroit Engine Works 3 Hp 2 stroke reversible vertical boat motor with a cooling water pump.

luckily the bands are coming around. hopefully you can use some of that awesome collection of military radio's.

Hi Jay, Thank you for the tour through your shack. Very Impression station and shacktour! See you on the air. 73 Jürgen DL6NAV, WK6K

Thanks for sharing. Love this old stuff. We didn’t own anything like this, but my dad took me to local antique tractor shows and events. Ironically, we also had a Model N railroad layout we tinkered with.

Dude!!!!!

Wonderful! It’s such a terrific engine and you did a great job on it. Great to see your grandson interested in it as well. 😄 Also you’re too kind 😊😊😊

If you had a hill you could try build a central power. (Look it up, truly fascinating)

That was a wonderful video. Thank you!

What a honour to receive a radio from Art Collin’s widow. Well deserved.

3 years too late, but……..DMAN! That looks AMAZING! I love those desks with the green tops. You could write a book about everything in that shack.

Very well done! Would be fun to attempt a 669 to 669 contact some time.