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No matter how advanced machinery gets, nothing is more satisfying than watching these magnificent machines chug along.
This video was great man. Love seing these old machines still being alive. And you can tell the ol'man enjoys explaining you the stuff. "Something like that" 😅 too bad i didnt know about this channel sooner, great content. And hello from Norway btw.
Dad told me before he passed. The flat belt Pully had a slight ridge in the center that is what kept the belt on. He also told me the twist in a flat belt was to change direction only. My mom's first maytag had a kick start engine. Dad was born in January of 1923 grew up on a farm. My grand father had several pieces of equipment that run with a flat belt. Merry Christmas!
Grew Up Around the old machinery and your dad is correct about the "Crown" on a Flat Belt Pulley Which centers the belt on it
The Twist is Purely The Mechanics Of Direction IE: Rotation
To which your dad is also correct
Show god bless mick australia. Happy new year. Ps show...... i smile i wait. God bless
Good for the them ,bless them .🥰
Figure 8 changes direction not twist in the belt.
@@lawrencefranck9417 here in Kansas all the old timers call it a twist!!
33hp but it's hard to say what it would take to stop those two fly wheels from spinning.
34 draft horses lol
It’s cool to See the old stuff still alive
The firetruck you showed is a American LaFrance Ariel which were manufactured in Elmira NY until the early 1980's. As was already mentioned, the Brockway you viewed next was a product of Brockway Trucks of Cortland NY until the mid 1970's (at which point the production was moved to Puerto Rico ((I think)) and continued or a short time). What you may not know is depending on the year, these two trucks may be "Related". At different times Brockway Truck built chassis for Amereican LaFrance (back when New York State was good for something...) as both companies were located in the Southern Tier of Western New York. Many older American LaFrance firetrucks have their roots in Brockway.
Mack bought Brockway, but Brockway's employees didn't want jobs.
Very cool episode Bruce, that Old BROCKWAY is from a farm In South Deerfield MA, just around the corner from me. Very cool to see it restored and in Florida
NGL, I was born in 81, my grandmother used an outdoors gas powered washer until I was close to 10.
I think this is one of my fav videos. My family used to volunteer at a big tractor and steam engine museum when i was growing up. Seen and operated alot of the stuff in this video.
I love talking with old fellers like this about engines from the old days. They have so much knowledge from a different time.
What in tarnation
That's a beast of a machine. I'd love to take that to a drive thru 😂 also nice shifting once you got that truck to run . Those old transmissions had no synchros so you had to know what you were doing. You did a nice job I didn't hear you grind the gears at all . I bet I couldn't do that . That firetruck was beautiful 😍
would love if you got a hit and miss engine thats rotting away from somewhere, and get it running again. that would be a cool will it start.
That was awesome! Thanks for taking us along! 😎✌️ You should definitely make a "will it run" on that Mack.
Such a cool show! Thanks for letting us tag along👍🏻
My father n law has like 12 or 13 hit/miss engines. Such a cool piece of history. None of his are that big but. He takes them to show all the time.
I always wanted to see a machine shop running off the belt system. I'm a machinist
There is a youtuber with a steam powered machine shop all run with leather belts
David Richards channel here on YT has a working belt driven machine shop
Hank Hill would love this
Hamilton farms Hank ...??
Yep... that there exhaust flame system would definitely count as a "propane accessory"!
I think I commented on wrong vid one was propane powerd truck
That looks like a great event, lots of cool stuff there
It’s a great event, you oughta make it down one of these years, I volunteer there, and it’s a magical day
Thank you very much
Those belt drives a lot of the time, also have an angle either way with the high spot in the centre, which helps keep the belt centred
Holy crap what a great video. Would have loved to have been there. Excellent camera footage Brian I think your boss should invest in a drone for ya.
13:20 The Wheel of Juicing - This is where kids younger than Conan was that are captured in village raids.
Those who have seen Conan the Barbarian (1982) will get it.
Thank you, I truly enjoyed this video!! I like watching all your videos but I like old trucks!! Thank you again, enjoy your day, be good and God Bless!!
I love how dangerous everything used to be.
Watching these old motors run is pretty satisfying. The cintrifiigal governors and the way the valves are timed is really slick. Let's not forget many are running after more than a hundred years without much more than a cleaning up and lube.
and for their working life it was non stop for at least 60+ year of hard labor the fact they survived at all is amazing and proof of quality
They were basically reworked steam engines (not exactly but pretty close) Everything was overbuilt so they just lasted for ever.
i bet "got hit with a flywheel" used to be a fairly common cause of death
He's got some cool stuff there. That car that Bruce drove reminds me of the Beverly Hillbillies
Ryan have a black eye? Must of talked back again lol
Yea. You never know what's going to happen. If it ever comes to Armageddon this is the only type of equipment that you can really rely on for pumping water or generating electricity and such. Milling grain like there doing here or plowing huge gardens to feed everyone. These machines are immune to EMP's and will run the dirtiest of fuels. Nice to look at and I reiterate. A time may come when we need this stuff and people who know how to run it.
Exactly
Brockway Trucks are synonymous with heavy haul!
Great video Bruce love all the old single cylinder engines. Thanks for sharing stay safe Bruce.
32hp with 18,000 pounds of torque.
Thanks for sharing this old iron. Reminds me of my grandfather.
Love the old hit and miss engines.❤
"kids these days won't work for nothing!" meanwhile at 14:00 we see no less then 3 kids cranking a sugar cane press just because they can.
I would love to see what a semi-truck built with a few of those big hit&miss engines might look like!
Lol I started that, the kids love it and the adults love watching it
Most people: That engine is for pumping oil, it does not go in a car
Madlad who made The Beast: *hold my linseed oil, sonny*
And that folks, is what we call an "Unstoppable brick"
Excellent video -- you are right about those stones being old -- try couple 100 Million years!
Love how the spark plug is aiming at the crotch!...
V12 Detroit sounds amazing. Loved hearing the supercharged/turbocharged version of that engine on oil rigs and semi trucks at my grandfather’s company when I was younger.
Love the Huckster. Looks like a good time. The owner so cool!! Those hit and miss engines are alot fun .
That crusher would be super helpful especially on a bigger scale
My friend family comes from K2 mountain area second highest mountain in the world. There are many stone mills for corn. Wheat and rice flour grinding run by water from the mountain. According to him the problem with stone mills is people use to loose teeth by the time they are in fifty cause there is stone present in the flour grinding there teeth. Most of them converted to newer style grinding using water as power source.
They have some awesome equipment!!
Brockway was the first builder of heavy duty trucks (1912-1977), and were built in Cortland, New York. Mack bought the company in 1956. They were popular in mining operations for hauling coal and iron ore.
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Heck yeah bro!
No Sir Trump people are misinformed, you mean that draft dodger, grab them by the pussy good friends with Jeff Epstein owes china and Russia money, incited an insurrection won’t man up and take blame for his actions, only cares about his “brand” not his voters. Then sure he’s a good person lol 😂
Tough times produced strong men, good times produced woke soy boys, so I guess that’s one thing I can actually blame on trump, too much good time, made a shat load of soy boys… 😊
What a ridiculous contraption.... I WANT ONE!
That homemade truck was cool needs a big kenworth emblem at the front.lol
you guys would like the Buckley old engine show here in northern Michigan its over 200 acres of old engines and tractors.
This might be a stupid question but how did they balance the big wheels for the crank shaft again I have no idea what the correct terminology is for it just curious
Happy new year. Love this. To much about you. But show exporing again. Love it god bless 2023. Thank you happy new year to your family.... and company. Mick australia )
Turn that corn into damn shine son.
Sick
That's a fine Tempest (66-67) in the background at about 14 minutes. Used to have one the exact same color.
imagine the retro-futurism you could achieve by having that thing belted to a generator which then powered an electric drivetrain.
You can tell what engines the macks have, if it has the bulldog on the hood, it had the Mack engine. They wouldn't let the dog be on the hood with any other engine
Your friend wearing cowboy hat is an American treasure. Reminds me of Joe Ersland my friend and mentor. Great video!
This one is a baby compared to the ones I’m used to seeing. Smallest one I had was v12 2 stroke turbocharged making 2300 horsepower @ 330 rpm
Wow you have re invented a 1914 International 10-20 Titan, a crude tractor based on a similar donkey engine made by IH with twin fly wheels and convection cooling. Modern features are pneumatic rubber tyres, and a better transmission using a car back axle.
Ryan ruins the videos buy his laughing "shoooooot" he needs to just film that's it he screws the whole videos up!!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬
If nuck went of .what do we have
. This is life in my eyes.i apprate this.god bless.my child history coming back god bless )enjoyed )))thank you
MAn - your camera man needs some learning. how to film. I could NOT watch to the end. PLEASE help him learn.
Really like these videos of all this antique equipment very cool
I miss the Will It Starts.
Brockway shutdown in '77 but they specialized in heavy duty trucks.
If you would, I'd appreciate any information you could get on the small grader in the feild by the two Mack trucks. I have one but can't find any information on them
I couldn't help but notice the symbolism of the brown child doing the manual labour while there was a confederate flag in the background at 13:06.
Excellent video. Thanks for taking us along.
That's the most terrifying 32HP I have ever seen!
really enjoyed the vintage engines cars an trucks keep the good vidoes coming bro merry Christmas to you an your family
@Mr_Bruce_Wilson what about bro
Hey Bruce, I'm lookin a 2 stroke diesel to rebuild. If you find something hit me up please
That’s at my uncles place, I work there during the cane grind, say hi next time, I’d love to talk to ya
That’s at my uncles place, I work there during the cane grind, say hi next time, I’d love to talk to ya
Well, there's one. Now who is going to build a second so their can be a race???
Surely the towing capacity is already maxed out!!!
Aww... God bless 'em all. Those are great people.❤️💯
finally a honds civic is more powerful thank something
I saw the 4-door mack at a gas station in defuniak springs FL one day, i couldn't help but stop and take a look at it
anyone tuned on a hit and miss and made some power?
ANALOG!! this is how it all started,,and this is probably how it will end as well!
Great video bud really enjoyed looking at those old machines! Where in florida did ol' boy have that event?
I bet that has more torque than horsepower! As they used to say " It would climb a tree if it could get the traction!"/
Love that I grew up with my grandpa doing a lot of this stuff wish I was able to go see this
Man, i tell you what, thats the most west Virginia lookin critter I've ever seen. ! 🤪👍
Great video. I am about to start making a hit n miss. Probably 1/4 scale not sure yet.. Thanks for showing.
Regards from UK.
Steve.
Det är rolig att det finns maskiner kvar🤩🤩🤩💪👍👍👍🇸🇪
Love how you have to start it standing right against the rear dual tire LOL very safe
I just saw that "showtime"mack truck at a show in Caro Michigan
thankyou Bruce for this video i love the oldschool engines etc
Still have an ol mack for a yard dog no power steering , it's a workout
All trucks have engines bruh 😂
Brockway turned into Mack . Mack and Brockway work off of each other
Me and my friends driving our sketchy stuff around
Mack best on the road!
This reminds me of a yearly thing that’s done around here called the thrashers reunion
You should put that one in a tractor pull!
hello bruce nice video greats from nieuw-buinen holland
Sounds like me and my ex wife bang swoosh 🤣🤣 jk
How much fuel do they burn on average
Mmmmmm, white corn grits, teases.... lol
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And u can’t beat that old equipment stuff never breaks was built to out last it’s owner they need to make American quality products again I’d love to see that again the USA casting stuff