These are getting hard to find.
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These are getting hard to find.
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ive got one a bit like that but bigger, used to run a shearing shed
go to Finley mueseum in NSW, they have heaps of engines their, all or most of them running, i really like the commer knocker supercharged engines, but they had a blaxland straight eight there which was about 8-10 feet tall, they are only to happy to fire them all up for you, great day if your into that stuff
Driver -1981 WB kingswood 253 4 speed
Weekend- AC Cobra replica 302ho(425hp) 4 speed toploader
Project Complete- SLR 5000 LH mock up(next door Neighbors)
never late in a 5.0 litre
Commer knockers are two stroke diesel, with two crank shafts and the pistons fire against each other, bit like a flat four but with the pistons running in the opposite direction. Two stroke diesels need the super charger to run. They put a GM two stroke to shame when it comes to the "screaming" part lol! Our neighbour had one and you could hear it about 5km away when it was pulling a load out of the paddock.
Driver -1981 WB kingswood 253 4 speed
Weekend- AC Cobra replica 302ho(425hp) 4 speed toploader
Project Complete- SLR 5000 LH mock up(next door Neighbors)
never late in a 5.0 litre
GMH fitted 2-stroke V6 diesels to Bedford truck!
I started collecting them when I was 17. Got a good collection of them with an old uncle. (about 30 altogether) Got shafted big time when he passed away. His son in law claimed most of them. I managed to keep 9 of them. I've got a 1920's 2 stroke Sunshine. Made in Sunshine in Victoria. 2 HP and weighs about 60 kilos.
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Cool. I have a cooper engine in bits here, would be repairable, which you can have if you ever come past this way.
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