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The kids are out of school, temperatures are warming up, gardens are taking off and your fellow gas engine enthusiasts are preparing for a jam-packed show season. Few things excite me in life like mechanical marvels. I love the smells and sounds that

For quite a few years, it’s been my dream to put a hit-and-miss governed engine on a truck frame, with the goal of driving it in thresheree parades. My dream became a reality in 2020. This project was quite a challenge, but getting there was half the

The Aermotor Windmill Co. has continuously manufactured windmills since 1888 and its products are a common sight in the U.S. — especially in the Midwest. Although many people are familiar with Aermotor windmills, few are aware that the firm also manu

This early Aermotor factory was built in the fall of 1890. It then occupied only the large building shown in the right of the illustration, the company then expecting the one building would be ample for its needs for several years. For the first few

The Buckeye engine of Delta, Ohio, and the Toledo years — Part six of an ongoing series In the previous article, we followed Frank M. Underwood through his departure from Elmore, Ohio. The following information appears five years later in the Elmore

The 2022 Farm Collector Show Directory is the No. 1 source for the most current and complete show information. This guide has all the information you need for all the antique farm equipment shows in 2022. Each year, the directory features hundreds of

From start to finish, Peter Rooke’s revised, easy-to-follow narrative will impress and educate both new and experienced hobbyists with exhaustive coverage of the restoration process. In 112 pages, Rooke meticulously leads you from stripping an engine