Jensen Factory Tour - Model Live Steam Turbines

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Jensen Factory Tour - See how these made in america engines have been made from the begining of the oldest model steam engine company in the United States

[@IndianaRog]

Superb...thanks for offering this excellent inside look at the old school manufacturing process that is Jensen. Thank God no Chinese output here!

[@scottmarsden5934]

its so nice to see them made by hand. you very rarely see that theses days

[@SwiftFoxSteamCo]

Great to see how these fine engines are made and it makes me appreciate them even more after seeing what goes into making them. Thanks for posting!

[@ScoutCrafter]

Great video! I bought my first steam engine from you (Ministeam) years ago! Great company!

[@SkipW]

I am still pissed off I never got one for Christmas when I was a kid! Good to see there still made here, and I am going to get one now.

[@trainz4500]

@rkshirey The factory is located in the town of Jeanette, Pennsylvania

[@TheREALMestizoh]

Not sure what pink that guy was seeing-- all I saw was copper. Great factory, great workshop, good old fashioned solid state product!

[@TheHeraldOfChange]

All sorts of freekin' awesome!

[@KinseyMedia]

There shop is as clasic as there models.

[@BaileyEvans]

would love to work there

[@carstenhundt4515]

Very nice Video. As a collector of model steam machines i want to have a "jensen". But there are no dealers around (Germany). Please help me.....Thank You !! :-)

[@steamboatal]

I want to work there.

[@steamyman]

wow! :)

[@Fly4aWhiteGuy]

I have a little Jensen Steam engine - quite disappointed with it. Once it heated up, the piston binds up in the cylinder. Now I see why, Using compressed air is not the same as testing it with fire and steam.

[@rkshirey]

Where is this factory located at in the u.s

[@spokesmann]

You boys have gotta loose the pink paint. It lets down what is an otherwise robust product.

[@samueltractorton2088]

cool.

[@billspooks]

It's just a matter of time before the U.S. Government finds out what you are doing and decides to pay a visit and "help" you. Crank 'em out while you can.