Old Engines in Japan 1930s SATO's SEMI DIESEL ENGINE 2hp Part 1 いにしえの発動機たち 1933年頃 サトー式軽油発動機 2馬力

SATO's SEMI-DIESEL ENGINE (Hot bulb engine)
2hp
Around 1933
Manufacturer : SATO Company
Manufacturer's Location : Higashiizumocho, Matsue-shi, Shimane, Japan
This is a hot-bulb engine-type engine made at pre World War II. Because a magneto was unnecessary as for the semidiesel engine, it was made in some Japanese makers at the time. This engine burns a charcoal fire on the cylinder head, and heats hot bulb.
This Engine is not my thing. I observed this engine at 2012 SUISHO-no-YU Spa engine show.
[いにしえの発動機たち] 1933年頃 サトー式軽油発動機 2馬力 その1 (焼玉)
www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm19398671
2012年水晶の湯発動機運転会で見学させていただきました。

[@jiggermast]

Great for a change to see the Japanese people being proud of and preserving their engineering past, as well as continually raising the bar globally with some of the incredible machines they're designing and constructing nowadays!

[@robertbidochon7949]

+jiggermast Honda, Acura, Toyota, Lexus, Nissan, Infiniti, Suzuki, Yamaha, Daihatsu, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Mazda, Isuzu... Love them all! Great engineered machines... Fuck China.

[@motobuddy6306]

Kawasaki!

[@trader891]

I was thinking the same thing. They like to play with these old machines just like we do.

[@alfisetiyawan6224]

Build bi

[@aaron71]

This is great!! I didn't realize they had these over there but of course it makes sense they did. Love seeing these old motors!

[@theradiomechanic9625]

Put a smile on my face. Proves we are all the same the world around. We love our old engines......

[@captlarry-3525]

exactly right !..and our old radios too !love these funky guys working on their obscure and wonderful old engine !

[@michaelhenwood4046]

And we can't stop fiddling with the controls.

[@MechanicParker]

@@BrettonFerguson Haha who ever said anyone was different? To quote Spike, "Two arms one head two legs". As long as you have (most) of those, we're good!

[@MrJoseph1157]

One of the most, if not " the " most interesting old engine I have ever seen. Love the early Japanese technology.

[@dannz2603]

+MrJoseph1157 It's great and I'd never seen one before, the fact that we can see one running is even better.

[@teramasz]

Very nice to see this engine, thanks. The quality of this video is amazing too!

[@RedIron1066]

Gearheads are the same, the world around! Love it!

[@user-qi4il1si1m]

ыыыы

[@user-fq8wl2dk4z]

Раннее зажигание.

[@jeanpierre3930]

In my guess, in 1930s, the above engine was very essential to Japan farmers. For example : operation rice threshing machine, pumping the water from lake or reservoir

[@YouGotsTheRabies]

Very cool. Thank-you for posting!

[@MrSpacelyy]

Glowplug BBQ that's just epic

[@kentmerrill8925]

Great, Love watching these engines. Glad I dont have to start one everyday. Makes you thankful for what you have.

[@TheOwlGuy777]

Nice to see men being men appreciating engines around the world!

[@lordatum8139]

Nice comment ever

[@thephilpott2194]

Can't speak Japanese but can speak Anoraksia- understood every word they said! It really is globalthen- give a man steel toe caps, overalls and red hermetite and point him towards something ferrous lurking half buried under a clump of brambles. Your garden will get cleared in no time. But where is the woman with the teapot?? Ah, she must be holding the camera.

[@Snarky79]

The Red Wing engine manufacturer in Red Wing Minnesota produced what the called a "Spark Diesel" in several H.P. models, the smallest was 45hp for harbor tuglets and small duties. Time period in late 30,s I think . I actually saw advertisements in the boating mags. gasoline was 12 to 15 cents a gal. Diesel at 6 cents.

[@valveman12]

I love old engines. Looks like this one would have been used on a farm to run a small grain mill.

[@jamesanderton344]

Wonderful old engine....congratulations to the men who take care of her. History.

[@markmitchell450]

How cool is that to see Love the little fire on top to heat the air And as for the starter pack great idea you'd be there she's cranking that

[@davesstuff1599]

Awesome work guys.

[@user-yf4ks6yx2g]

素敵なおじさんたちですね

[@regaskin]

Beautiful engine, very interesting starting mechanism, cuts down on the loss of sweat with the dreaded starting handle.

[@dannz2603]

+regaskin I was wondering how it was started before the use of an electric motor, thanks for answering my question. I can imagine that these engines were used for everything from pumping water to running a small generator, great to see it preserved and running, I would have no idea how to start it but I'm glad that these people do and that they made this video to show others how to.

[@MechanicParker]

@@dannz2603 I've got a Wisconsin TJD from 1990 that had a starting crank handle. It is insanely easy to start, thanks to the engineering prowess of Fairbanks-Morse and their spring loaded magnetos... Such a shame they don't make them anymore. I'd gladly take a hand crank to start car than one with a radio.

[@EWPChannel05]

Woooow it is very Amazing ...oldest Engine

[@alexthedude]

Sounds better than my old 91 Mazda truck before it died.

[@skipperbrown9502]

It amazes me, how quiet it is...

[@randomgaming2781]

I was going to ask if it's a hot-bulb engine. Those things are awesome! Hot-bulb engines can last a century and they're very solid, but they are hard to start.

[@NormanGnome11]

Not if you set it on fire first ....

[@captlarry-3525]

Check out the bulb heating method on this engine.. nice little fire in an iron bucket !Classic !

[@deuceaid6868]

Thanks!

[@jansaddam3829]

Very nice!Thanks .

[@captlarry-3525]

Great Post Nico !

[@19021986a]

Awesome without electronic components. Imagine today's engines down a century.

[@tubestore]

フライホイールを回すスターターの作りが素晴らしい！。。

[@alexanderwingeskog758]

Semi hard to start! And by the sound it makes it should be called crackle and pop engine! Cool stuff anyway!

[@hootche1]

Dose it run on charcoal or rice, or is it duel fuel, Mr Myagi had one that ran on Flys Wings, without a turbo.

[@philippetays4263]

so neat, Japanese households were multi-tasking back then BBQing and powering the washing machine at the same time. Wonder how easy it was to start back in '33 before the portable starter these guys used

[@Funandsports12]

Lovely video super engine old is gold i like it

[@ruforufo2185]

with the charcoal fire so close to the air intake isn't there a problem with cinders being drawn into the combustion chamber?

[@Patatakis]

I believe these are hot bulb type engines and require that portion of the engine to be super hot.

[@bosco5652]

it's just like the engine they put in the new Honda Goldwings.

[@user-lq4lv8zo6b]

GREG GERHARDT ослы где правельная съемка..перевод

[@aristobulocogua]

Yahooooo great sound!

[@todydn]

I like the open embers right next to the gas tank with is also open

[@TheOneRiv]

I believe that’s a cooling water tank

[@XavierMALPARTY]

nice sound for electro music!! :D

[@AppalachianProspect]

Looks like a cross between an engine and a wood stove.

[@SuperAWaC]

that's a pretty accurate description of japanese industry during the interwar period. the japanese have a lot of charcoal, so they used it.

[@user-bz5yp9tz1n]

Андижанец. Двигатель работает на отработке, мазуте, солидоле на всём что из нефти.

[@plottwist1733]

This is what it sounds like when I take a massive dump in a morning

[@stevenking2980]

Nice video!

[@harpreetramgarhia6923]

Stevenson King

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Super video 👍🏻

[@The-Junkologist]

I swear I hear a Maytag running in the background! There’s one at every show, even in Japan, apparently!!

[@elcreador6675]

Excelente 🇩🇴🇩🇴🌎

[@piontropechetrini5640]

If it's made in Japan it will start even if it was a million years old.

[@GVChannel]

Vow! Still running!

[@south9563]

who heard the Vtec kick in?

[@marichari5637]

south9563 0

[@straightouttastraya]

2 stroke engines have powerband not Vtec

[@MechanicParker]

WeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEE Boom bang pop - knock knock knock knock knock

[@seriywolk6511]

Здесь был Серый!!!!

[@user-xx5mu8mz9l]

Hi ! i am very glad to see your video. Could You tell my, why You use a coal on the cylinder head?

[@df4b1370]

heat the cylinder and make it easy to start.

[@JoshKilen]

nice old engine.

[@Ekrsk]

nice quality

[@divedeepinside-JK]

runs on coil , diesel and electricity this is a hybrid-sound s like Harly :)

[@___aaron.m7930]

Very cool

[@aaah9714]

very nice good engine

[@WemustKnowmore]

Wow! What a beauty! This one is too much!

[@joshneves1759]

what a way to warm the engine in the beging and im sure you could cook ontop as well

[@user-si3sd6cs5y]

Тут 100% лайк от меня)))) В дальнейшем при диагностике движка я буду спрашивать - "Угли добавляли? А какие? Березовые??? Надо осиновые было!!!"))))) В целом видео - супер!)))

[@olmangel3424]

Ein sehr schönes Video von einem kleinen Motor. Wie sind die Abmessungen des Motors?(Bohrung /Hub/Schwungrad-Durchmesser) Für Informationen wäre ich sehr dankbar.

[@finno123456]

Japanese beat boxer I love the sound☺

[@peckiledorf]

Love that universe starter

[@dannz2603]

+Joe Shook Yeah it's cool.

[@GewelReal]

60 FPS, nice

[@scottyb069]

You have to listen to this with headphones, sounds fantastic ! pop, suck, gurgle, whoosh, bang, pop, rattle, gurgle, suck, bang :)

[@dmcmahan121]

I see no spark plug so for the reason on the coal on top of the cylinder head would be to burn the fuel induced into the chamber?

[@KaidoFujimi]

Dana McMahan Its a semi diesel... they dont use spark plugs.... they use hotbulbs

[@nocch1000]

映像がものすごいキレイなんですが、カメラとかソフトはどういうのをお使いなんでしょうか?

[@nicopoge2533]

+nocch1000 カメラは3年位前にソニーから発売されたハンディカム、ソフトはWindows付属の物です。

[@nocch1000]

+nico poge ありがとうございます。やはり使う方のセンスなんですね。

[@douro20]

I would imagine these engines are incredibly rare outside of Japan...

[@Pepsiphopia]

+douro20 That manufacture maybe. But not hotbulb engines.

[@douro20]

+Pepsiphopia That's what I meant.

[@dannz2603]

+douro20 Perhaps but as the manufactures name plate is written in both English and Japanese maybe they were made for export??? But yes you are right, these must be very rare as I had never heard of them let alone seen one before.

[@Wildstar40]

A cap on that fuel cell would be nice.

[@RenoSaxGuy]

That is the water for cooling at the top, the fuel is in a closed container near the bottom.

[@zulkarniankhalid3054]

this engine use for..?

[@Memphian1000]

How did that survive being melted down in WWII?

[@HuyTran-dk3qv]

Nhin rat thich minh muon mua thi mua o dau vay cac ban

[@user-rn4ho6nb2j]

Good

[@clockguy2]

And I thought my pressure washer was hard to start...

[@borisaztoff1870]

nice Lil engine

[@CaptainK007]

So without the electric starter in the past I presume a long piece of string, a water buffalo and a red hot poker 😂

[@loampey1]

Normally a string and a water buffalo. The one with the red hot poker was the quick start version.

[@pamancave1150]

Why the burning wood or whatever that is on top the engine ?

[@veenoable]

Mivec and vtec of early days

[@ninepuchar1]

reminds of HIROSHI SATO from avatar korra(Sato mobile)😀

[@markmitchell450]

No injecter or fuel pump then just a valve to limit the amount of fuel it can suck in I assume how simple yet works

[@dannz2603]

What exactly is a 'Semi Diesel' as opposed to a true diesel engine?

[@nicopoge2533]

+Dan NZ "Hot bulb engine without water injection" was sometimes referred to as "Semi-diesel engine" in Japan.

[@dannz2603]

+nico poge Thanks for your reply and explanation, I learn something new everyday :-)

[@dannz2603]

+Poly Bun Thank you for the detailed explanation, I appreciate the info and now I do understand the difference. It seems to me that the lower compression ratio would make for a longer lasting engine (as seen here). Thanks again, Dan.

[@dannz2603]

+Poly Bun I see what you mean. Ok yes I will check out other engines, fascinating how they work. Have a really good day.

[@scheusselmensch5713]

+Poly Bun This is not quite right. A person could claim that an Otto cycle engine is a compression ignition engine, because they certainly won't run without compression. The hot bulb engine isn't diesel in the slightest, and it is not surface ignition either. Fuel is introduced far closer to bottom dead centre than any diesel could tolerate. That vapourized fuel is heated in the hot bulb as the piston rises pushing a charge of fresh air into the hot bulb chamber. when sufficient oxygen is available, combustion takes place. This happens at a point that requires the engine run at quite low speed, typically 400 rpm or so in larger examples.

[@danieltejeda1330]

¿Que es y para que sirve?.

[@chuckcampbell1080]

I'M NOT TO SURE WHAT I AM LOOKING AT..??

[@danikhan4593]

nice

[@albirandi]

nice , schoen , inginoerrskunst der besten seite

[@user-gw1oq3rq2n]

Как это работает без очистки газа?

[@AutoCarVideo]

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[@arska2027]

0:34 washing machine : )

[@linuxwave]

Sounds like my TDI

[@user-zt7is1gi9d]

эт че за двигатель????

[@user-yl2rr6xx5k]

двигатель с Таёты или Субау ?

[@bashar6479]

كلش حلو

[@user-on9zr1yb2v]

Как двигатель называется

[@11111614]

0,5jz?

[@nifur1]

suuuper

[@photographylover1238]

So back in the day what were these engines used to run or do?

[@cma46210]

they were used to field work not for cars,so they have other parts joint with

[@photographylover1238]

Ok ok, thank you for that. :)

[@Hey-ug9wq]

Photographylover everything

[@mbalongchannel3409]

Ini bahan bahan bakarnya menggunakan ap bos

[@buddhudd1054]

pop corn anyone

[@christopherhenry6897]

Budd Hudd

[@angryyankee9184]

Sounds like Speed buggy if he had a stroke...

[@italia1392]

0:58 , ya está

[@jobbyarebuckle]

And the vtech was born