The Wonderful, Quirky Looks, Sounds of Antique Hit & Miss Engines

Visitors to “Ederville” got to see vintage equipment come to life in November at the Mid East Railroad Services’ 100-Plus Years of Progress show in Carthage, North Carolina.

In the video above, we take a tour of Ederville’s collection of gasoline-powered hit-and-miss engines, also known as stationary gas engines, that brought power to many farms during the early 20th century.
Hear and see these mechanical works of art, each with their own quirky rhythm, from various manufacturers in the following order of appearance:

0:00 – Intro
0:28 - The Foos Engine Company
0:43 – The Abenaque Machine Works
1:39 – Regal Gasoline Company
2:02 – Perkin’s Wind Mill Co.
2:22 – Jensen Manufacturing Co. pump jack
2:33 – Emerson-Brantingham Company
3:18 – International Harvester Corp.’s Titan Engine
5:34 – Unknown engine powering fan

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