That's the beauty of these old engines they were built to last for generations.

I'd love to have an old engine like that. Could listen to them run 24/7.

Yeah Buddy!! That's something he can hone his skills on for sure!!☺

Yeah that's a great engine to start a collection with!!☺

That is Great to see His first Hit and Miss Engine A nice one to repaint and take to the show

Thanks "D"!! Yeah He's a great Kid!! He's quite accomplished for his age!!☺

That's a good kid there E.J., and you're a good man for helpin' him along...

Had to smile when that started up, very nice engine. Seen a few United's over here but not many!

Yeah it's a great starter engine for Him!!☺

One day I will join the Hit and Miss club. Nice engine!

Yeah I'm interested in seeing what the Boy does with it too!!☺

Yeah He's tickled silly with that thing!!☺

Nice engine...if he makes himself a better cart, he'll be all set. Runs good.

We got that engine off a friend of ours!!☺

You won't regret it Mate!!☺

Runs good to be 100 years old!

Yeah the open cranks are the best!!☺

Yeah the Kid did alright!!☺

Yeah the Kid lucked out with this one!!☺

Yeah Buddy!! He's got the engine bug now!!☺

Yeah they are cool to watch!!☺

thats not as bad as i thought, the few engines i've seen around her people wanted waay too much for them. like 850$ for one that didnt work. it'd be cool to buy one for a couple hundred then hook it up to DC generator, it'd make for a really cool novelty. would be awesome to run lights off it for 4th of july or anytime everyone is outside :P

Thanks alot Tom!!☺

Thanks Bud!! You'll stumble on one when you least suspect it!!☺

I think he's gonna leave it the way it is!!☺

Yeah they are tougher to come by up North!!☺

I think he said he was gonna leave it the way it is!!☺

Just went to my first steam engine fair; and discovered hit & miss engines. “As always, thanks’ for taking the time to make this video!” ~M~

Yeah Buddy!! Lansing!!☺

He traded another engine that his Dad had for that, but you can find good engines at the shows from about $200 depending on the condition!!☺

yeah He still has alotta fine tuning to do but that's half the fun eh!!☺

Thanks for watching our stuff!! I appreciate it!! He'll be putting them up on his channel!!☺

Thanks Carn!! Yeah I'm sure the Kid will be posting his progress!!☺

Nice sweet running wee engine there, lookin` forward to seeing more of this one :)

Thanks Bud!!☺

That is so cool , its good that a young fella has a great hobby.

Nice seeing these young men with a interest in the small engines, good for them. Nice hit & miss engine 👍

The Kid dun good eh Joe!!☺

Not Much!! It's tough to say exactly!! Sometimes we run them at shows for 3 days on about a gallon!!☺

The Lil' Guy loves it!!☺

They do great under a load!! The RPM's stay about the same, most engines the top speed is about 550 RPM's!! We slow these down to about 250-300 RPM's for the Show's plus they look cooler running like that!! The flywheel are so big and heavy on those engines they won't even feel a generator but with a cement mixer or larger piece of equipt. the engine would fire a little more often to keep the momentum of the wheels up!!☺

Open Crank - I love to watch those run!!

Yeah I think he's gonna leave it the way it is!!☺

Thanks Jeff!! Yeah it's already on a nice skid, All he needs is to make an Axle and steering truck, he'll be good to go!!☺

Lol!! Ya gotta crawl before ya walk!!☺

Nice engine, will probably make a great first project in that field :-)

Yeah I knew he could do it!!☺

Way to go Dirtbike !!

Before you know it, he'll have more than you and Mike put together :D Also suddenly he's all grown up.

Yeah He got lucky with that one eh!!☺

Real nice he'll have fun working on that.

Pretty cool :) Congrats dirt bike ! Have fun with that:)

great original Engine! Don't restore that Beauty!

Whenever RoadKing sees the tachometer, "that's crazy!"

They're great on fuel!! At the shows some engines will run for 3 days on about a gallon!!☺

Nice find

that open crank looks cool......

Awesome video

Need a bit of tinkering and that bit of sheet steel replaced with some clear plastic so it's easy to watch the big end/rod/piston, but not bad.

Very interesting, thanks for the info.

That'll keep him out of mischief :D

Its amazing how slow that unit can run with out just stopping dead. Very fun to watch. How are they on fuel?

how much did it cost him? i've been wanting one for a while.

Wow, thats amazing Roadking. How do they do under load? Do you have to bring the RPM's up for something like a small generator head?

Yeah that's a nice one to cut his teeth on eh!!☺

Please explain to me using a battery. I'm new to the H&M engines and am curious. We're the mags not working?

very nice

Just curious what would this be used for because it doesn't seem to practical because it doesn't give out a steady amount of power

For got to open the cylinder oiler there for a while. I noticed ;-)

Nice. Is it gonna get restored or just leave it?

He's soon going to need a bigger shed LOL.

I wish I could find one seems a lot of them were scraped around here

congrats dirbike. is that too much horsepower for him? haha

I have this same engine. I know it's been awhile, but I wonder if Dirtbike5100 still has it?

cool

lol and his first one is from Michigan!!

What’s the serial number on it, it looks like 1002 _ _

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Hey road king why does it latch out twice.

Thanks Bud!!☺