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Old 05-26-2014, 08:43 AM
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Wow! Pretty cool Jeff! Thanks for the pics!
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Thanks for posting this! Awesome engine.
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That's cool. I work at Miba Bearings. We make the rod bearings for some of the cooper engines.
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Will that fit in the Cub Cadet? Very cool!
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Very cool Jeff. We have one very similar to that at the flywheelers park that was used for the same purpose that came from Buffalo I think, thats called the snow engine. Has a 12 foot flywheel, awesome to see it fire up in person, the ground shakes a bit but they run super smooth. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for those great videos. About 1/4 of the Henry Ford Museum is these types of large engines and I've always been curious to see what they would be like running every time I've visited as they just sit there dormant. Pretty cool for me to sort of get an idea now.
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That is cool, Jeff! Thanks for showing us.
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Neat videos, thanks for sharing!
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