3:05 Wow. American power right there.

The first engine shown reminds me of the time I visited a nearby car dealership. The mechanic had just completed installing a 500+ cubic inch race engine in about an early 1970's car. They started it, and let it idle for a while as they checked everything out. Occasionally they bumped the speed up and right back down. It shook the building and ground. The sound was fantastic. It was obvious this was no longer a mild-mannered four banger.

The Merlin is a Meteor….. effectively a normally aspirated derivative of the Merlin aero engine, built to power fighting vehicles, starting with the Cromwell tank. The engine was de-rated at around 600hp and lacked the supercharging boost. Also, many of the alloy parts of the aero engine, were machined in steel, as weight wasn’t such an issue

Great fun to listen to

2:13 ;(

Another video with the click bait being a huge photo shopped engine. Would like to see that engine run.

Hello, I have to say Thank You ! For bringing to us ,a few engines that aren't often seen by the average man and have spent most of their lives behind tin on a plane or anywhere big torque is needed.There are many men that have spent many days and years .Developing these engines that have taken us, around the world for many a reason. Keep them coming !

That very last engine! WOW! So much Torque!

Watching badass old men without ear protection firing up deafening engines without even flinching never gets old.

At 1:26 I always wonder how the heck that two Propelers work , Definitely is very Ingenious Beautiful build BTW

Where's the marine engine in the thumbnail-- CLICKBAIT

where's the engine in the picture I wanted to see that one

Nádherný stroj -super-děkuji-pastva pro oči !!

glad you included the gas turbine (turbojet) engine. my favorite type.

These are so satisfying to listen to

The last engine sounds the best :D

125 hp and 4,100 ft-lb single cylinder 160 rpm. I think it's safe to say it's a torque-biased engine.

De La Vergne is so funky!

That cart the J73's on must have some MIGHTY brakes!

that patton sounds awesome!

2:13 That's a teleporting machine!

The two cars titled dragster are flat head Ford V8 engines. For this group they are tiny engines.

And the Henschel DH1200 is a diesel-hydraulic locomotive, not an engine. The engine being shown is a French-built SACM V12 diesel. The last engine is at the Coolspring Power Museum. It is probably the biggest single-cylinder oil engine ever built, and it is believed to be one-of-a-kind. The company who built it also made medium diesel engines, which were used in Baldwin locomotives.

Nothing like some good ole merican muscle

The engine billed as a Merlin has Meteor written on it's side. The Meteor is an unsupercharged version of the Merlin. Built for (amongst other things) tanks so some of the components are steel because weight is less of an issue. I believe these were built at the Rover factory

Sick!

What about the 535ci V6 that's being raced in Qatar? largest v6 ever built, and one of the most powerful ones built.

3:08-3:15...Cutting it close!!

Hey, wanna borrow my earplugs? Nah, don’t need them...................anymore.

Is not Henschel DH1200, but french diesel V12 SACM (Société Alsacienne de Construction Mécanique in Mulhouse)

I believe that De La Vergne is the one located on the Western Minnesota Steam Threshers grounds at Rollag, Minnesota. Annual Reunion is always on Labor Day Weekend !

Nice video:-)

6:31 this sound gave me eargasm

The engine at 7:08 is the MGO BZSHR from the SACM (Société Alsacienne de Constructions Mécaniques)

I saw the last 'Merlin' engine at a show in The UK. It's actually a Meteor. A Merlin without the supercharger. It was fitted to tanks.

That last one has a nice beat to it, someone please make some music to go along!

why am I watching this? I'm a fucking musician!

YES!

where are the engines you show on the thumbs???

The engines i build are just as effective as the ones i see here! The main thing to keep mind is to build an engine for a specific use! The more time you plan for the use the better your out come! Keep in mind "Safety" first; Next is cleanliness! My Volvo racing engines, Are designed by me; to "Kick-Ass" An take names! Remember it has to be Fun! Do Not build engines to destroy them; Build them to be able to extract as much power as you can with out blowing all of your work into a pile of non-useable junk! You will get more respect from your accomplishment faster than your boneheaded distruction!

I'm supposed to be writing an essay. Instead, I've reached this part of KZfaq

Fake thumbnail dislike.

Gotta love beam engines!

twice now I've seen CWI students, that's my school! Collage of Western Idaho!

The "Merlin" is a Meteor tank engine...

I need to set my alarm on my phone as a Big Block Chevy.

Awesome

9:04 i thought a song was about to start playing

Why don't they show the big Waukesha engines

Large ship engines used to use compressed air to start up.

Click bait. No big white engine. Assume "Tank v Tractor" is click bait too. Not wasting time to find out.

I feel like on that last engine, there should be a dude in a conductor hat squirting oil on the camshaft lobe with an old oil squirter

the details on the Rolls Royce merlin clip is wrong, as that engine was the RR Meteor variant, which powered British tanks. They were rated at 750bhp.

:( HOW MANY HORSEPOWERS FOR THE GRIFFON SPITFIRE ENGINE!?! [2050hp @ 8,000 ft] Such an amazing aircraft!! This one is for the contra-rotating Spitfire FR Mk.47, but there were versions without the reciprocating propeller.

bloody click bait this makes money by clicking on it

That is not a Merlin at 6:30, it is a Meteor, the tank engine version of the Merlin.

6:30 is a meteor, not a merlin. It even says it on the bloody trailer!

CLICKBAIT!!! Still good video. Hey, you could have pictured several that were in the show.

car new central was lying bout that engine on that picture..

I was expecting engines big enough, where they use a V8 motor as the Starter, to fire the big boys up. Very sad I didn't get to see that

Why not feature lawnmowers. I was expecting more like on the thumbnail.

2:37 WWII Corsair, F6F Hellcat , P-47 Thunderbolt engine Double Wasp R-2800

I didn't see a single woman in this video. I guess they were at home preparing sandwiches.

I came for big white engine that spins the earth.

the clickbait is real

If you're looking forward to seeing the engine in the profile don't get your hopes up.

2:32 Bass earrape

I see they have the wheels blocked but how come those little carts don't take off when they fire up the big airplane motor?

good video, still disliked it because of the clickbait thumbnail

U can add up my engine videos too

The Rolls Royce Griffon has 2 propellers does someone now the +'s and -'s?

what is he doing to the blower at 4:05

at 316 so dumb to get that close to that prop that chop you up like hamburger.

But does it sound like a v8 tho

They never show the one in the thumbnail.....ever

1600 Hp street engine only has a 3 second duty cycle LOL

yep fake thumbnail... I would have never clicked -dislike thumbs down

2:00 could have flown...

I dont think the radiator is working... :)

4:30 is a Turbine not an Engine

Is there a single person wearing hearing protection?

the tank V.s. tractor is not click bait

I thought it was music 9:06

Another mis-labeled video for views. It's a bunch of little engines and a couple big ones. Straight lying!

9:32

Don't bother watching, no ship engines.

PUTACLIC

Reported/Flagged for deliberately misleading thumbnail image/clickbait.

Dam they didn't blow anything up

Clickbait alert!

where are the big engines

clickbait, if not including the engine in the thumbnail in the video here, than why watch your channel? guess I'll put you on block like I have theothers.

BOWL SHIT on 7:33

3.

See whenever I waste my time looking at videos like yours with fake thumbnails, I always dislike it and don't subscribe. Even though you have some cool stuff in it. I just don't like fakes.

So called R-R Merlin was in fact a Meteor tank engine. De-rated with many parts made of steel rather than light alloy.

Thumbs down. Deceiving thumb-nail.

As usual, only anglo-american engines. Sorry, but that is not the peak of engine design, even they are so proud about it.

Too bad you forgot a F1 engine

Hmmm