Antique Engines -Tractors Trucks and Car Show 2023
A Spectacular Display of Antique Engines, Tractors, Trucks, and Cars at the 2023 Show: Featuring Homemade Ice Cream Machines, Vintage Mowers, Model T Coils, and Remarkable Vintage Machinery
0:38: 🍦 Donnie Bentley showcases his homemade ice cream machine with a 1934 John Deere engine at a trade show, where he also promotes his home inspection company.
0:38: Donnie Bentley demonstrates his homemade ice cream machine with a 1934 John Deere engine.
0:44: He mentions that his granddaughter, McKenzie, helps him out and is going to college.
0:59: Donnie explains that he received the ice cream machine as a gift from Santa Claus.
1:57: He mentions that his home inspection company has been operating for 26 years and covers East Tennessee.
2:24: Donnie talks about the horsepower of the engine and how he acquired the ice cream machine.
3:13: He briefly introduces George Hackler and his 1912 Spartaeconomy motor.
4:21: George explains that the motor is a hit and miss model, firing only enough to keep it running.
12:51: 🔧 The video showcases a collection of old engines and mowers, including a 1928 Jaeger engine and a Simplicity Wonder Boy mower.
12:51: The Simplicity Wonder Boy mower was made in 1957 and 1958.
12:57: The mower deck for the Wonder Boy did not have a Honda motor.
13:04: The Wonder Boy mower had a rear end similar to the old Snapper mowers.
13:28: The 1928 Jaeger engine was originally used on concrete mixers.
13:35: The Jaeger engine is a two-horsepower engine at 500 RPM.
14:41: The intake valve of the Jaeger engine does not have a push rod.
15:32: The engines showcased in the video are made from various plumbing parts and modified components.
16:42: 🔧 A man demonstrates a Model T coil and an engine made by Henry Ford in 1893, explaining the design and components used.
16:42: The Model T coil is a six-volt motorcycle battery that can be used to start the engine.
17:08: The engine features a modified Oiler as a gas tank.
18:26: The engine includes a cam and an exhaust valve.
19:13: The design was made by Henry Ford in 1893 using steam parts and regular steel.
19:54: The construction time was about two weeks, with additional thinking time.
20:43: The engine is a 1926 Fairbanks Morse dish pan engine.
21:07: There is no known advantage to having spokes or a flat disc in the engine.
21:21: 🔧 The video showcases various vintage engines and machinery, including a 1916 intake valve and a 1927 Maytag washing machine motor.
21:21: The flywheels in these engines provide mass and contribute to horsepower and torque.
21:43: The 1916 engine uses an igniter instead of a spark plug for ignition.
22:13: The 1927 Maytag washing machine motor was rebuilt and now runs smoothly.
23:35: The engine is connected to a hand corn grinder to grind cornmeal.
24:03: The video also features an ice cream vendor.
25:01: The video captures various engine demonstrations and interactions with visitors.
26:10: The video concludes with a Sunday afternoon scene.
Recap for • 2023 Antique Hit & Mis... by Tammy AI
If you like Antique Hit and Miss Engines, Tractors and Vehicles you will loves this video. This was filmed at the Smoky Mountain Antique Engine & Tractor Association show Held at the Anderson County High School.
below is the link the last years show.
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