RARE 1910s Hit Miss Carlisle & Finch Gas Engine REVIVAL!

[@JamesStamm-y6e]

Very nice!! Always a pleasure watching you dis and assemble these engines‼️

[@cedarcreek6627]

Much better with the paint off revealing the original old engine, the effort removing those paint jobs is always well worth it !

[@RustyInventions-wz6ir]

Just found your channel and Subscribed. Very nice engine

[@cruddycornstalks]

Thank you! Share it with your friends! It was definitely a unique engine to work on

[@mdsloads]

Sweet Indeed young man.

[@jimbritt2874]

Cool little engine 👍👍🇺🇲

[@ihus9950]

Nice runner 👍🏻

[@mikeedwards2621]

Fascinating! Really enjoy all your vids…

[@jhndijkman]

You intend to paint it up, Mr Cruddy? I know you like the patena look, as do I especialy when stickers and transfers get presrved. But you have a naked little engine now.

[@Tadfafty]

I agree, at this point it needs paint.

[@cruddycornstalks]

Naked is underselling this engine there is about 60% or better paint left on the engine so no point in repainting something with that much original paint.

[@McCarronMotorWorks]

Darn beautiful engine!

[@GoingtoHecq]

I am surprised by the moving bits inside the cylinder. I haven't seen it before. I imagine this engine has fairly low compression.

[@glennford8844]

Indian Red paint is what the original colour was known as.

[@hughmarloweverest1684]

Would this run a washing machine back in the day?

[@mdsloads]

Do you have any Olds Seager hit and miss engines?

[@Technoismystyle17]

i woud prefere to paint it in original colur nice engine

[@a1wireless1964]

That engine would have been painted maroon

[@cruddycornstalks]

And that's the color it is.