Stationary/Hit-n-Miss engines
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Stationary/Hit-n-Miss engines
The front engine is a running McCormick Deering LA stationary engine . The middle one is a non running Monitor and the last one is a running Fairbanks Morse. We picked up the cart/trailer at the local junk store. Looks to be an old railway frieght wagon. Had a lot of fun with them so far.This is at my friends place(and green thing in the distance) where did most of the work.
I had some progression pics, but it won't let me do but one .-
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Re: Stationary/Hit-n-Miss engines
The cart looks nice
The engines are looking good too
The "green thing" in that size and larger are pretty good units its the little belt drives in green that I don't have much use for...
Looks like you've had a productive summer
Jim
The engines are looking good too
The "green thing" in that size and larger are pretty good units its the little belt drives in green that I don't have much use for...
Looks like you've had a productive summer
Jim
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Re: Stationary/Hit-n-Miss engines
Very cool Tim.
I saw these on CL and know the guy if anyone is interested.
http://southbend.craigslist.org/grd/2544374813.html
http://southbend.craigslist.org/grd/2544376374.html
I saw these on CL and know the guy if anyone is interested.
http://southbend.craigslist.org/grd/2544374813.html
http://southbend.craigslist.org/grd/2544376374.html
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Re: Stationary/Hit-n-Miss engines
We don't stop playing because we grow old....
We grow old because we stop playing.
We grow old because we stop playing.
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Re: Stationary/Hit-n-Miss engines
Scott,that there is a REAL truck!
75 or 76 F-350 one ton.
75 or 76 F-350 one ton.
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Re: Stationary/Hit-n-Miss engines
Yeah, I think that is a 1T with a dump bed. I haven't seen it run, but Farrell says it does . I should explain that that is not me in the picture, but my friend Farrell Johnson.
He was a Case IH dealer in Homestead Fl, and has a bunch of neat old stuff, but not a lot of IH stuff. He fell out with
the surviving company's new policies toward their dealers and ending up going green when he started his ranch.
He was a Case IH dealer in Homestead Fl, and has a bunch of neat old stuff, but not a lot of IH stuff. He fell out with
the surviving company's new policies toward their dealers and ending up going green when he started his ranch.