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Saw similar "industrial" operations in S.E. Asia. Likely the reproduction parts for our LBCs come from places like that! :lol:
 
Speaking of S.E. Asia, I cant wait to get to work on my M151A1 project... Tampa would be a long haul in one of those from Memphis at 45 mph😁
 
Yes, the use of the motorcycle is clever.
On the other hand (presuming each has one), I'd be more concerned about what ol' "3 Fingers Vishnu" is up to (using that saw).
 
I do love some stationary engine action. Using the motorcycle is a very creative way to start it too.
 
My Maytag Hit and Miss.

David
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Have to upload video of it running. It does not have that stately hit and miss action.
 
I had a buddy in college who started to collect stationary engines. I got his first one running for him, an old IH 1.5hp kerosene engine.
 
David, do you remember what the guy's name was?
 
No, my buddy's name is Wes. He does live east of Tulsa though, so I thought it might have been him.
 
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