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    Thought I would start a thread to see if anyone else here has any old flywheel engines that they collect.

    Here is my 1914 Empire Cream Separator Co. of Canada 1.5 hp hit and miss engine. From the registry it looks like this is 1 of 30 know Canadian made Empire engines.
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    Very nice! I have a 1 1/2 HP McCormick Deering Engine. I like my antiques!

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    Quote Originally Posted by PapaPerk
    Very nice! I have a 1 1/2 HP McCormick Deering Engine. I like my antiques!
    No photos. Is yours hit and miss or throttel governed?
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    If there were any around here to collect I would, but alas, I just have to build models of them. This is a hit and miss version:

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    Quote Originally Posted by troutsqueezer
    If there were any around here to collect I would, but alas, I just have to build models of them. This is a hit and miss version:
    Excellent craftsmanship! I am impressed!!
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    My cousin has an ice cream freezer, powered by a Maytag hit and miss engine.
    This is not his, but it's close: Maytag ice cream maker - YouTube
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    one of these days i'm gonna get one. for now the only old engines i have are in old tractors..

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    Quote Originally Posted by MIKE R

    No photos. Is yours hit and miss or throttel governed?
    Throttle... 1928 model

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    Quote Originally Posted by Soundguy View Post
    one of these days i'm gonna get one. for now the only old engines i have are in old tractors..
    Take a ride down to the the Florida Fly-wheelers antique farm show. I am sure you could find one for sale down there.
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    Hiya

    Nice red engine Mike R, and 1914 is really old, nice. I don't collect such engines but I have a 1963 Lister CS 6-1 engine on my farm. I bought a book to identify it and joined the Lister Engine Forum to learn more about it.
    There is a pic here at my post: Lister CS 6-1 (1963) on Lister Engine Forum

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