1917 5hp Majestic bumpstart antique gasoline engine Waterloo Boy

THIS ENGINE IS A 1917 MODEL. When we shot this video dad had the serial number mixed up with another one of our engines. Therefore, at the time of making this video, dad thought that this engine was a 1921. Later when I edited and uploaded the video, dad checked the serial number on the end of the crankshaft and realized he had made a mistake. Rather than altering the original audio or re-shoot the video I simply made the correction in the title of the video. I do apologize for causing confusion.

[@rdmanone]

Super nice engine.

[@Robgill2008]

Thanks rdmanone for watching and for the nice comment.

[@Robgill2008]

Mark, you are correct. When we shot this video dad had the serial number mixed up with another one of our engines. Therefore, at the time of making this video, dad thought that this engine was a 1921. Later when I edited and uploaded the video, dad checked the serial number on the end of the crankshaft and realized he had made a mistake. Rather than altering the original audio or re-shoot the video I simply made the correction in the title of the video. I do apologize for causing confusion.

[@88fiveoh1]

nice engine guys. how many engines do you guys have?

[@Robgill2008]

We have somewhere in the neigborhood of 60 or so engines. Probably about 40 of them are running. So we still have plenty that need restoration. But now we have added this engine to our stable of trusty running engines.

[@gravedigr12]

I got my hands on a waterloo boy for 100 dollars i have no clue what shape its in i just figured id go for it and see what happens.

[@MRRARK1970]

Your dad said it is a 1921 when in the description it says it is 1917?

[@Bigjoedo66]

Nice engine, runs great!!

[@poonwhip]

Nice work fellas