looks to me like you've caught something nasty from Tony his 'rust lust'
Ooow, this is gonna be interesting. Looking forward to lots of pics of the engine disassembled and how the restoration progresses. What will you be using it for once you have it fixed?
Nice. How old is the son?
Quote from: zoidberg on October 06, 2014, 12:48:02 AMNice. How old is the son?Matthew is 3 and he's completely hypnotized by anything with an engine, he wanted to try taking it apart with his toy tools as soon as he saw it
Very cool project.I've always wanted to get hold of a small "Hit and Miss" stationary engine just for giggles. Something very hypnotic about the way they run.
Up bright and early (lack luster and late) in the morning for a trip to North Yorkshire to pick up engine number 2!
Quote from: Smashie on October 11, 2014, 11:42:24 PMUp bright and early (lack luster and late) in the morning for a trip to North Yorkshire to pick up engine number 2!Careful there mate,first it'll be standing engines,then it'll be pocket knives,then it'll be multitools...Oh sorry,wrong way round
that one needs to be left outside to get 'weathered'
They look interesting, what are they used for?It looks like it once was used to power a transmission belt drive?
Ah, then i assume my thought with the transmission belt drive was not that bad.