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Thread: I know its not a laser...lol

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    Smile I know its not a laser...lol

    This is a Rawleigh 1 1/2hp. hit miss engine built in 1-7-1916
    This is the video of what it looks like before...Im still restoring it..lol
    enjoy!
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    Even after being told, I wonder at its weird elephantine anatomy..

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    update...Almost finished with it and should have it done by tom.!! Also...just bought another one!!!!lol
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    "Hit miss engine" ?? The sound matches it's name perfectly What was it's purpose in life in 1916?

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    Wiki on this type of beast:

    http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...53899372,d.eW0

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    Ah. Cool. Now if you could just attach lasers to it

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    Hit-Miss engines were primarily used on farms, and they were used for everything. They just had a power axle which could be hooked up to saws, mills, various farm equipment, generators... you name it.

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    I wonder if that's what Mr. Douglas had on his tractor. That thing had a big old flywheel on the side .. and it kinda sounded like that too ..

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    The flywheels on this one weight is about 140lbs....its a beast to move..but not as bad as its big brother will be......lol
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