They are 4 stroke. The inlet valve operates by vacuum and the exhaust valve is the method of speed regulation. The exhaust valve opening is disabled when the governor detects the speed is too high.
Go to an RC hobby shop and get a small 2 or 4 stroke engine. They work off of glow plugs and a kind of diesel fuel because they are actually diesel engines. .80 cc I think. They have them shown in youtube. There isnt an engine that hasnt been available to the public. Even turbojet engines. (Your neighbors will love you for that). Just gotta know what you want and where to look.
i wanted a wilesco steam traktor starting when i was 8 years old. at age 50 at breakfast one saturday saw an ad in the news paper for a sale at a toy store. for some reason i don't recall, my wife and i got into a loud argument, i got in my old dodge, drove to the store and spent more than a half week of pay to buy that wonderful toy. 74 years old now and i still play with the tractor. it felt great to relieve that yearning. i've picked up 3 more since then. JUST GO GET ONE.
@ my friend every passing year I say this is my time, things crop up so the cash goes into something else. I keep looking as one day it will be my time to get one of my all time favourite things. Take care and I’m really happy you got your dream 👍👍👍👍
My grandfather had a big daddy version of this that ran on paraffin and had a ratchet handle to start it. His farm had no mains electric and water was drawn up by a wind pump (ATCO type). The engine was used to run the milking machine twice a day and sometimes a bale conveyor for hay and straw bale storage. He ran it and the water pump until he retired in 1960. Considering it was bought in about 1935 I think it payed for its self.
I may be wrong but it appears to be a four stroke engine and. It does oil the cylinder from the drip tube at the base of the cylinder but two stroke oil is still a good idea
It is 4 stroke. Speciality is the pressure controlled intake valve with no pushrod. Those hit-miss are more efficient than throttled engines at part load. There is no throttle to restrict airflow, they always run full compression.
@@pepethefrog7193 arent theyt taking on fuel and exhausting it unburned during the off strokes or is the intke valve spring loaded where it wont open and allow airfuel in?
@@eldoradoboy During off strokes the exaust valve stays open and the spring loaded intake does not open. No fuel wasted, Maybe the video creator can do a slo-mo of the valves during on and off?
@@eldoradoboy There should be some cooling effect when the piston goes up and down on the "miss" cycle as air is drawn into and leaves the cylinder via the exhaust valve which is being held "open" by the governor "catch"....
My dad was a Steam Engineer working setting up saw mills mining equipment! We restored a few steam powered tractor! We restored my steam powered truck and a steam powered boat! The steam whistle is the best! I go out as much as possible and people up & down the river and lake, tooting for me to use the steam whistle!
Nice I allways remember as a kid my nans next door neighbour an old retired tool maker used to hand make these kind of engines and steam engines in his back garden workshop they were beautifull
My dadsfriend had old tractors with steel wheels and these engines on them i was always fascinated with them and got to drive it finnally when i got old enuff .RIP RUSS.
Take a strip of rubber from an inner tube and make a "ROPE" to pull start it. Flat strip of rubber wrapped around a flywheel given a yank and it's running.
Apparently Google has been reading my mind and ratted me out. This is more compact than the stationary steam engines advertised constantly during my youth that I have never seen real life.
I have always wanted to build a triple expansion steam engine model, but I have to admit that hit and miss engine is pretty nice, a lot cheaper, and no machining required. I really wish there was some good steam engine model kits that were already fully machined. I just want to assemble, tune, and run it.
Fred you need now to buy a full scale hit and miss and have some real fun. I would like to have a Fairbanks Morse 4 cylinder 160 hp. They really rumble the ground.
@CB-RADIO-UK there are also small ones. Fairbanks Morse Z comes to mind. The smaller single digit horsepower rated ones are transported usually by a small cart. They're not miniscule but are definitely more manageable in cost and transport. Not easy but easier.
A nice engine but a couple of points, what you have there is a four stroke, two strokes don't have an inlet valve or an exhaust valve, You don't need to add two stroke as the oiler on the cylinder block is there to lubricate the pistons.
My toy is the Sichuan Sifa MB168F diesel engine on Amazon. The smallest one with the offset filler cap on the red diesel tank. It's not really a toy. Just well cared and the shaft adapted to 1 inch. I cranked in the restrictor bolt. I don't want it running anywhere near 3000 RPM. I stick to pump diesel and 15W40 oil. Watch the oil level and mount it on plate aluminum not steel.
Nice Video! I want a full size steam engine with about 2km of track around my property. I want to be the crazy guy on the hill that blokes secretly want to be mates with. I have a hit and miss engine 🤠
There is no cast iron in these. The flywheels come in two variations: One is solid cast steel flywheels, the other is cast aluminum centers with steel rims. There is no cast iron in these engines. The body is cast aluminum with a steel cylinder wall and one or two rubber o-ring piston rings (again, 2 piston designs). This is a delightful engine and one of the best looking Chinese made hit and miss engines that runs very well.
0:16 Hey, don’t diss Wilesco. The only thing they use plastic for is some handles, like whistle handles and firebox-drawer handles. And quality? They are very high quality. If you take care of one of their engines good enough, it can last longer than you. Steam engines from when they started making them in the 50’s or smth like that still work. They also only do steam engines. Aimed at children? Sure, they could be. But it would be great fun burning yourself on 70% of the parts.
I have the plans for a hit and miss engine that went around our model club in the late 80's.made from steel fabrications etc.......I often wondered if one could be run on a model diesel engine mix?......diesel fuel, ether and engine oil.
No Fred I dont want one! But I would be interested in a philly steak with cheese! Actually Im working on a 1 stroke design here. sigh. Aka a "never miss engine". I think that if you get your hands on one of these in a few years, you will be amazed that no one made a 1 stroke before this. But Im more into the machining and building then the ownership. Once its made and works well its on to the next or onto the shelf until its time comes. Best wishes friendly model makers! Maybe ill make a hit or miss now too, dang it>>> you didi it! Facepalm, I failed to resist and am now interested.
The piston should be lubricated from the main oiler on the rear top of the cylinder, you shouldn't need 2 stroke oil at all, the piston skirt should drag the oil forward and lube the cylinder wall and rings,
That was some wicked nasty lookin' tap water!!! 😂 where I'm from water is clear... you may want to get ahold of someone about that before you end up with superpowers from drinking yellow nuclear waste water... 🤔... or don't!
It literally has an oiler cup on the back of the cylinder and is in no way like a 2 stroke engine. Hence the valves, and the lack of crankcase pressure fed air fuel mix
You have to love the USA for cheap bargains. Full sized engines are $1850 over here plus collection costs. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226443394148?_skw=hit+and+miss+stationary+engine&itmmeta=01JDMH8RJYJ4388RV5RCGHGGSX&hash=item34b913fc64:g:bxMAAOSwgfdnD~-9&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAABAHoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKn7WbQ8aWiFWT4eYCbB6xwu1ytdBTx3KTZ2jgunzL64zKruTNwtbzJEk%2BJqttuDZR86R6v0ivVqs4rbYjDBGltjZJZDWt%2FZcN62RcwTeKUk2apKicHsrVJq92VIxWlQY5Io8t7EF34wjXW1E1jhcida%2FIiCQOxT1QmMkRIT8QQOantF678Xg%2FX12k1sz5kQMFIOKteuNUREQFnOFZG3n3SNvwbCRpE77rKSGGUO0MLq9--fZ6wEMrKHECUpAcbNRkf%2FKcQ7YlLfUbsyD7aEryeIz3IPQ3qMPznTQYCB%2Fd8ZGUEQ%2FOpkXLMROaIVY2bWalU%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR8SJo5HtZA
I remember my Great Grandfather had an Australian version hit & miss to pump water from the lower dam up to an old concrete tank that fed their house. We would heat it up in cold Walcha (town in NSW) snowy winters with a WW2 acetylene kit he had "tactically relocated" after the war. Could hear the damn thing 500m away- bang knuck knuck knuck
Yes i rem those engines. We used to call them " frog engines" for some reason. They run on diesel well. Deffo dont leave things too late. Cant take it with you.
Got one as a 12 year old then immediately was sent to boarding school. The two are not related 😂 I’d say do it even if you run it once then throw it away. Just be weary about buying more or spare parts it can get out of control ha ha
i have a full size version I've just restored, rosebery 2hp, the oiler at the rear of cylinder is all that is neede to lube the piston and cylnder no 2 stroke oil needed, why does the model version need it?
Brother, just because this is an ``engine`` doesn`t mean that it wants engine oil... Int. comb. engines use pressurized, filtered oil systems, the oil used in them is designed for that system... A little clonker like this has no filters, has no pressurized injection, it runs on gravity and viscous friction that cycles the oil with component revolutions or strokes... This would much prefer a hydraulic oil or any other wear-reduction oil that is wholly free of detergents of any sort... Wear red. additives are fine, but also need to be checked, as material compatibility is still imperative when oiling a running system... Lubricants are not universal nor should they ever be used as such... Tolerances and all system clearances are designed to revolve around and allow a specific oil to do the job of lubrication flawlessly or the thing just breaks apart, you can`t run any oil just because it appears to be of adequate viscosity... The two stroke oil is a perfect advice, hell, that shit is a good advice on modern car engines, both petrol and diesel as a fuel additive, especially the additive rich 2stroke oils that help clean the engine and the exhaust, as otherwise you risk dpf/cat/whatever other component potentially getting caked up with soot, which the cleaning oil actually helps remove, so it`s even better than just adding those ``injector cleaners`` or what not to the fuel, as those drop the lubricating properties of both diesel and petrol, which is not great for the cylinders, where the 2stroke oil is great for the whole system, as long as it is designed to help clean the engine and the related systems... (also does wonders for the fuel pump, again - both petrol and diesel) Best regards! Steuss
LOL you need to look at higher end steam engine models. Believe me this engine is quite cheap. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335481299589?chn=ps&_ul=GB&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41853-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=335481299589&targetid=2361039923645&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9046034&poi=&campaignid=21697381820&mkgroupid=170109506289&rlsatarget=pla-2361039923645&abcId=10027101&merchantid=6995734&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwx4O4BhAnEiwA42SbVCdgNgoC2cibKJHP4ITI5BPh8wuOgM_ju-Uf3x4UmuTgIMKCXzFCARoCYCgQAvD_BwE
They are 4 stroke. The inlet valve operates by vacuum and the exhaust valve is the method of speed regulation. The exhaust valve opening is disabled when the governor detects the speed is too high.
I’ve always wanted one, I mean all my 54 years of adulthood I’ve wanted one. And I still do. It’s beautiful my friend
Thanks. These are great to play with.
Not only that, it doesn't weigh 750 lbs and use an awkward amount of floor space in a one car garage.
Go to an RC hobby shop and get a small 2 or 4 stroke engine. They work off of glow plugs and a kind of diesel fuel because they are actually diesel engines. .80 cc I think. They have them shown in youtube.
There isnt an engine that hasnt been available to the public. Even turbojet engines. (Your neighbors will love you for that). Just gotta know what you want and where to look.
i wanted a wilesco steam traktor starting when i was 8 years old. at age 50 at breakfast one saturday saw an ad in the news paper for a sale at a toy store. for some reason i don't recall, my wife and i got into a loud argument, i got in my old dodge, drove to the store and spent more than a half week of pay to buy that wonderful toy. 74 years old now and i still play with the tractor. it felt great to relieve that yearning. i've picked up 3 more since then. JUST GO GET ONE.
@ my friend every passing year I say this is my time, things crop up so the cash goes into something else. I keep looking as one day it will be my time to get one of my all time favourite things. Take care and I’m really happy you got your dream 👍👍👍👍
I really wanted to see the engine run under a slight load, but thank you for sharing this much.
My grandfather had a big daddy version of this that ran on paraffin and had a ratchet handle to start it. His farm had no mains electric and water was drawn up by a wind pump (ATCO type). The engine was used to run the milking machine twice a day and sometimes a bale conveyor for hay and straw bale storage. He ran it and the water pump until he retired in 1960. Considering it was bought in about 1935 I think it payed for its self.
I love the irregular sound of the hit and miss engine.
I like watching the big hit & Miss start from a tractor with a flat belt on the flywheel. The model looks fun !
Pre-heat with a hair dryer, Works great for small nitro engines too.
I may be wrong but it appears to be a four stroke engine and. It does oil the cylinder from the drip tube at the base of the cylinder but two stroke oil is still a good idea
It is 4 stroke. Speciality is the pressure controlled intake valve with no pushrod.
Those hit-miss are more efficient than throttled engines at part load. There is no throttle to restrict airflow, they always run full compression.
@@pepethefrog7193 arent theyt taking on fuel and exhausting it unburned during the off strokes or is the intke valve spring loaded where it wont open and allow airfuel in?
@@eldoradoboy During off strokes the exaust valve stays open and the spring loaded intake does not open. No fuel wasted, Maybe the video creator can do a slo-mo of the valves during on and off?
@@eldoradoboy
There should be some cooling effect when the piston goes up and down on the "miss" cycle as air is drawn into and leaves the cylinder via the exhaust valve which is being held "open" by the governor "catch"....
The outlet is held open by the governor. So it doesn't suck the inlet open.@@eldoradoboy
My dad was a Steam Engineer working setting up saw mills mining equipment! We restored a few steam powered tractor! We restored my steam powered truck and a steam powered boat! The steam whistle is the best! I go out as much as possible and people up & down the river and lake, tooting for me to use the steam whistle!
Nice I allways remember as a kid my nans next door neighbour an old retired tool maker used to hand make these kind of engines and steam engines in his back garden workshop they were beautifull
Wrap rubber bands on the drill chuck and use it as a friction starter
My dad was always going upstairs for a hit and miss.
:-)
Lol.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great! When I was a kid back in the 1950s engines of this type would still be found on building sites pumping out flood water etc.
I’m 62 and I used to see these as a kid and always wanted one.well here’s my turn Haha
Fun on a kitchen table.
Those are so cool! I have had a few big ones, never one that small
Yes they are!
I have a very rare Mamod, a 1939 SC3 and still in fully working order and original box... lovely old piece :D
Amazing such a simple engine can work so well
Very solid design and simple but they were quite inefficient back in the day and is why diesel took over.
My dadsfriend had old tractors with steel wheels and these engines on them i was always fascinated with them and got to drive it finnally when i got old enuff .RIP RUSS.
model engines are great and we all deserve a mid life toy lol!, I have several different ones not counting steam engines I make or restore
This one runs much faster if it could. Common conversion is to shorten or change the governor spring. Shortened Bic lighter spring works well.
This would be the perfect thing to run a small watchmaker’s lathe, albeit with a larger fuel supply.
Take a strip of rubber from an inner tube and make a "ROPE" to pull start it. Flat strip of rubber wrapped around a flywheel given a yank and it's running.
These were popular on farms and such because they are very fuel efficient. It only burns fuel under load when the engine slows down.
Apparently Google has been reading my mind and ratted me out. This is more compact than the stationary steam engines advertised constantly during my youth that I have never seen real life.
These little models do exist these days. Still expensive but not compared to a few years ago.
I have always wanted to build a triple expansion steam engine model, but I have to admit that hit and miss engine is pretty nice, a lot cheaper, and no machining required. I really wish there was some good steam engine model kits that were already fully machined. I just want to assemble, tune, and run it.
Fred you need now to buy a full scale hit and miss and have some real fun. I would like to have a Fairbanks Morse 4 cylinder 160 hp.
They really rumble the ground.
My father in law had a stationary engine which he used to take to shows. Needed a trailer to tow it though.
I love the sound of that particular engine. I know exactly the one you're talking about. 😂
@CB-RADIO-UK there are also small ones. Fairbanks Morse Z comes to mind. The smaller single digit horsepower rated ones are transported usually by a small cart. They're not miniscule but are definitely more manageable in cost and transport. Not easy but easier.
See the full-size versions of these at vintage shows. They get free entry, and this would be easier to transport😂
My endlife crisis toy is a 650kg excavator.
my choice stays on a Komatsu D355A
We had a lister engine like that on the farm years ago 😁
Sweet. They are collectable now.
A nice engine but a couple of points, what you have there is a four stroke, two strokes don't have an inlet valve or an exhaust valve, You don't need to add two stroke as the oiler on the cylinder block is there to lubricate the pistons.
Hi Thanks for clearing that up.
I'VE FOUND MY IDENTICAL HAND TWIN! -Joey
My toy is the Sichuan Sifa MB168F diesel engine on Amazon. The smallest one with the offset filler cap on the red diesel tank. It's not really a toy. Just well cared and the shaft adapted to 1 inch. I cranked in the restrictor bolt. I don't want it running anywhere near 3000 RPM. I stick to pump diesel and 15W40 oil. Watch the oil level and mount it on plate aluminum not steel.
More of these videos! ❤
Nice Video!
I want a full size steam engine with about 2km of track around my property.
I want to be the crazy guy on the hill that blokes secretly want to be mates with.
I have a hit and miss engine 🤠
Great video thank you
There is no cast iron in these.
The flywheels come in two variations: One is solid cast steel flywheels, the other is cast aluminum centers with steel rims. There is no cast iron in these engines. The body is cast aluminum with a steel cylinder wall and one or two rubber o-ring piston rings (again, 2 piston designs).
This is a delightful engine and one of the best looking Chinese made hit and miss engines that runs very well.
Dashpots is a nice period style detail. Definitely run synthetic oil @ 10% whilst runnig petrol. 😊
0:16 Hey, don’t diss Wilesco. The only thing they use plastic for is some handles, like whistle handles and firebox-drawer handles. And quality? They are very high quality. If you take care of one of their engines good enough, it can last longer than you. Steam engines from when they started making them in the 50’s or smth like that still work. They also only do steam engines. Aimed at children? Sure, they could be. But it would be great fun burning yourself on 70% of the parts.
You need a starter used for gas rec cars. Rubber wheel that you attach to a motor and bump the flywheel
A true midlife crisis is wanting a 1000cc sports bike and a Thai bride😂😂😂😂
I have the plans for a hit and miss engine that went around our model club in the late 80's.made from steel fabrications etc.......I often wondered if one could be run on a model diesel engine mix?......diesel fuel, ether and engine oil.
No Fred I dont want one! But I would be interested in a philly steak with cheese! Actually Im working on a 1 stroke design here. sigh. Aka a "never miss engine".
I think that if you get your hands on one of these in a few years, you will be amazed that no one made a 1 stroke before this.
But Im more into the machining and building then the ownership. Once its made and works well its on to the next or onto the shelf until its time comes. Best wishes friendly model makers!
Maybe ill make a hit or miss now too, dang it>>> you didi it! Facepalm, I failed to resist and am now interested.
your so right. i want one for like 10 years😂
But will it decode FT8? Have a little steam engine that equally fasinates :)
if wanting cool schyt is a midlife crisis, count me in!
Remove one spring off the governor or replace both springs with weaker ones and it will slow down and run and sound like a real hit n miss .
Nice video Frid...sorry Fred. Thought it was a mamod when I first saw it in my feed.😂
Very cool
Use a higher refined oil for lubricant like sewing machine oil
Use a flat leather strap wrapped around a flywheel rim as a starter pull.
Very cool!
The piston should be lubricated from the main oiler on the rear top of the cylinder, you shouldn't need 2 stroke oil at all, the piston skirt should drag the oil forward and lube the cylinder wall and rings,
Thanks
It helps.
Looks like no counterbalancer on crankshaft!
That was some wicked nasty lookin' tap water!!! 😂 where I'm from water is clear... you may want to get ahold of someone about that before you end up with superpowers from drinking yellow nuclear waste water... 🤔... or don't!
Time to add an alternator and generate a few volts
Those "cast iron" flywheels look suspiciously like the aluminium flywheels of the same size, easily available online.
No i think they are steel as they weigh a lot.
It literally has an oiler cup on the back of the cylinder and is in no way like a 2 stroke engine. Hence the valves, and the lack of crankcase pressure fed air fuel mix
Frid in the shed I learn lot from you about bying cb radios and power supplys and antenna for cb radios my friend
Frid in the shed your UA-cam videos are awesome my friend
Nice, but I already have a lawn mower with a simple hard to start vibe to it.
For $350.00 I can get a full size original one of these about 30 miles away on facebook marketplace, lol. They can keep their $350.00 toy.
You have to love the USA for cheap bargains. Full sized engines are $1850 over here plus collection costs. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226443394148?_skw=hit+and+miss+stationary+engine&itmmeta=01JDMH8RJYJ4388RV5RCGHGGSX&hash=item34b913fc64:g:bxMAAOSwgfdnD~-9&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAABAHoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKn7WbQ8aWiFWT4eYCbB6xwu1ytdBTx3KTZ2jgunzL64zKruTNwtbzJEk%2BJqttuDZR86R6v0ivVqs4rbYjDBGltjZJZDWt%2FZcN62RcwTeKUk2apKicHsrVJq92VIxWlQY5Io8t7EF34wjXW1E1jhcida%2FIiCQOxT1QmMkRIT8QQOantF678Xg%2FX12k1sz5kQMFIOKteuNUREQFnOFZG3n3SNvwbCRpE77rKSGGUO0MLq9--fZ6wEMrKHECUpAcbNRkf%2FKcQ7YlLfUbsyD7aEryeIz3IPQ3qMPznTQYCB%2Fd8ZGUEQ%2FOpkXLMROaIVY2bWalU%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR8SJo5HtZA
Please make it power something. Like a pencil,knife sharpener or a grinding stone, polishing wheel , USB charger . Thank you
I remember my Great Grandfather had an Australian version hit & miss to pump water from the lower dam up to an old concrete tank that fed their house.
We would heat it up in cold Walcha (town in NSW) snowy winters with a WW2 acetylene kit he had "tactically relocated" after the war.
Could hear the damn thing 500m away- bang knuck knuck knuck
Great history right there. Thanks for sharing.
"Tactically relocated" 😂😂
Great story, thanks for sharing!
I want one and I want it now
Nice piece of engineering there Fred ....try with a bit of nitrus oxide 🤣
lol, it needs a blower kit too! vroooooom!
I always wanted a glowplug airplane engine.
I should get one before I die, right?
Yes i rem those engines. We used to call them " frog engines" for some reason. They run on diesel well. Deffo dont leave things too late. Cant take it with you.
Got one as a 12 year old then immediately was sent to boarding school. The two are not related 😂 I’d say do it even if you run it once then throw it away. Just be weary about buying more or spare parts it can get out of control ha ha
I had one fastened to a wood post when I was a kid. Loved running it - would really have loved to have been able to afford a plane…
Have it run a dyno and use it to charge a phone
Mammod went out business August this year
Yes i know. Gutted. I think it was due to the fuel tablets being banned.
@@CB-RADIO-UK I did know about the fuel tablets, after all these years.
@@CB-RADIO-UK Even after 40 years I can still smell those fuel tablets. Can't imagine it did me much good. I didn't know they were banned.
@@andrewfishpool89those hexamin blocks stain everything
@@andrewfishpool89the general role is if People enjoy something it must be banned.
Shouldn't the hopper be filled with water?
Yes it should
You could make that wooden base yourself pretty easily
Could you possibly replace the oil drip containers with grease fittings and Grease the bearings
Maybe. I am not really sure.
It's not a fully working Two Stroke Engine, it's four stroke.
Where can you get lead fuel?
Garage ?
You generally can’t, and you shouldn’t. If you really must, 100LL Avgas has a small amount of lead in it.
Small airports often sell it because most of the small propeller planes run on leaded fuel.
i have a full size version I've just restored, rosebery 2hp, the oiler at the rear of cylinder is all that is neede to lube the piston and cylnder no 2 stroke oil needed, why does the model version need it?
Thats a good point. I see what you mean.
“…spit-n-hiss engine….”
They make that kind of noise…
Sheel rip your head off 😂😂
Yes Ive been there 😂😂
You reckon i can put a turbo on it?
LOL nope :-)
Is it any good on cw bands
what is this used for?
fun
Its quite powerful so could be used as a model to drive other equipment.
I bought a new motorcycle instead
Has anyone fixed the regulator to hold stable revs? And what fuel works best?
The rpm "hunting" is not a fault. The regulator is working as designed.
i could chug along all day. MINT".
It is actually a 4 stroke engine.
Thanks
NO, I haven’t ever wanted one!
However you were interested to watch the video and leave 3 comments.
Frid in the shed your model egine is awesome my friend 😅😅😅😅
Frid in the shed 73s to you and your wife my friend 😅😅😅😅
Thanks Grid
Ventura? Jesse Ventura?
Brother, just because this is an ``engine`` doesn`t mean that it wants engine oil... Int. comb. engines use pressurized, filtered oil systems, the oil used in them is designed for that system... A little clonker like this has no filters, has no pressurized injection, it runs on gravity and viscous friction that cycles the oil with component revolutions or strokes... This would much prefer a hydraulic oil or any other wear-reduction oil that is wholly free of detergents of any sort... Wear red. additives are fine, but also need to be checked, as material compatibility is still imperative when oiling a running system... Lubricants are not universal nor should they ever be used as such... Tolerances and all system clearances are designed to revolve around and allow a specific oil to do the job of lubrication flawlessly or the thing just breaks apart, you can`t run any oil just because it appears to be of adequate viscosity...
The two stroke oil is a perfect advice, hell, that shit is a good advice on modern car engines, both petrol and diesel as a fuel additive, especially the additive rich 2stroke oils that help clean the engine and the exhaust, as otherwise you risk dpf/cat/whatever other component potentially getting caked up with soot, which the cleaning oil actually helps remove, so it`s even better than just adding those ``injector cleaners`` or what not to the fuel, as those drop the lubricating properties of both diesel and petrol, which is not great for the cylinders, where the 2stroke oil is great for the whole system, as long as it is designed to help clean the engine and the related systems... (also does wonders for the fuel pump, again - both petrol and diesel)
Best regards!
Steuss
Hi. Thanks for extra info. Yes males perfect sense.
WOW your pounds are down compared to the $
I assume there is a spark plug ....
Yes seen testing in this video. ua-cam.com/video/cnVlcO4VPUM/v-deo.html
I want the bigger thing 😂. Im a anti social creature fred. I drive a DIESEL 😂 oppps sorry greta
Yeh. I drove a diesel for 15 years to the ULEZ killed it .
@@CB-RADIO-UK dewalt, milwaukee, bosch, fein.... all got a proper answer to ULEZ 😂❤
The reason it's a mid-life crisis toy is because we couldn't afford to buy or build one sooner.
This is why I Will never be a radio ham ffs
1 second into the video: nope, don't want it.
Oh well guess thanks for the one second then.
HOW MUCH!!!!! 😢😢
LOL you need to look at higher end steam engine models. Believe me this engine is quite cheap. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335481299589?chn=ps&_ul=GB&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41853-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=335481299589&targetid=2361039923645&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=9046034&poi=&campaignid=21697381820&mkgroupid=170109506289&rlsatarget=pla-2361039923645&abcId=10027101&merchantid=6995734&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwx4O4BhAnEiwA42SbVCdgNgoC2cibKJHP4ITI5BPh8wuOgM_ju-Uf3x4UmuTgIMKCXzFCARoCYCgQAvD_BwE
You have leaded petrol!? I see some countries haven't totally lost the plot.
No bud we have been lead free for years.
$530 no wonder you only see these in sponsored videos
In the world of quality model engines its very cheap. Go look on ebay.
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It cost more than 3x brand new 1000watt generators. Price is a massive FU scam. 😂
Yeah but its a model not a generator.
No thanks, I'll wait until China makes one for half the price.
These are China made.
@@CB-RADIO-UK OMG 😂