My Oldest Saw - Page 2

Junk · 02-12-08, 06:58 PM

Kewl. Hell though I settle for owning one that works versus my Husashit.

bigndn · 02-12-08, 09:30 PM

That things brings velcro shoes back in style!!! WOW, what a dandy!

That reminds me..........I have a Stihl 019 in need of refurb. You interested?

D'Animal · 02-12-08, 10:38 PM

I have three or four of those in my shop. Send it on down.

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigndn

....I have a Stihl 019 in need of refurb. You interested?

Trevor · 02-15-08, 02:40 PM

Very cool, Beagledude.

I gotta send you some photos of my unrestored Stover Hit & Miss.

D'Animal · 02-15-08, 04:18 PM

Post them up here.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trevor

Very cool, Beagledude.

I gotta send you some photos of my unrestored Stover Hit & Miss.

I'll take some pics of my 1907 Johnson Fuller model L this weekend and post them up.

DWitcher · 02-19-08, 10:36 PM

WOW! That thing is BEAUTIFUL! Gotta love old machinery.

D'Animal · 02-24-08, 02:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by D'Animal

I'll take some pics of my 1907 Johnson Fuller model L this weekend and post them up.

And here they are.

Beverage can is for size reference only.

splitshot · 02-25-08, 08:00 AM

That reminds me of some of the old water pumps at the county fair. Wish you could add sound to those pics.

Mace · 02-26-08, 03:05 PM

Is that for a belt drive?

Where is the Video

Trevor · 02-26-08, 04:25 PM

I ran down to the basement and took a few photos of my Stover. This thing hasn't run for at least 30 years. I know nothing about it, but would love to get it running, one day.

D'Animal · 02-27-08, 07:55 AM

WOW!

That is complete. Do you have the MAG for it? If so it looks like you could get it runing a a matter of hours.

Trevor · 02-27-08, 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by D'Animal

WOW!

That is complete. Do you have the MAG for it? If so it looks like you could get it runing a a matter of hours.

I think it's in the Sam Adam's box beside my shoe. It is missing something important, but I can't remember what. There's a hand-written letter dated December 1977 in the opening. It's a reply from a man in NH that was selling the part. My Dad sent an inquiry to him earlier that year. A few days later, I was born, so my Dad never got back to the guy.

D'Animal · 02-27-08, 08:28 AM

You are missing the carburetor. It may look like a piece of galvanized water pipe with a flap in on end and a flange on the other. It may be only 6 inches long. Look at mine since there will be very similar.

When you time allows, lay out your parts in the Sam Adams can and get a picture of them. I will show them to my friend and see what you need and if he has the part you need.

Trevor · 02-27-08, 09:41 AM

Thanks. I'll try to get around to it this weekend.

Trevor · 08-05-08, 07:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by D'Animal

You are missing the carburetor. It may look like a piece of galvanized water pipe with a flap in on end and a flange on the other. It may be only 6 inches long. Look at mine since there will be very similar.

When you time allows, lay out your parts in the Sam Adams can and get a picture of them. I will show them to my friend and see what you need and if he has the part you need.

I pulled the parts out of the box and took a few photos. Unfortunately, I broke the glass thing.

When I was walking out of the basement, I stepped on a small piece of the glass (barefoot), and now I'm bleeding all over the place.

The Stover-gods are frowning upon me tonight.

D'Animal · 08-06-08, 12:31 AM

WOW!

Your is a lot more cmplete than mine was.

In the top picture:

It looks like the big round canteen looking thing with the screw knob on top of it and the flapover cap is the carburetor.

The "U" shaped piece of metal and the baggie of parts go to the MAG.

The bottom Picture

The coil should be a wooden box similar to a Model "A" coil but I'm pretty sure that round one will work.

The glass thing in the bottom pictuer is your oiler. No biggy. The glass is a lot easier to find than the assembly.

The thing in the upper left is the MAG.

Top right is the muffler

between the muffler and the round coil is the other cover for the MAG.

Looks like you have all the parts.

Those copper looking caps on your crankshaft and connecting rod are the grease pucks. Unscrew just the cover and add grease. Tighten the cover down just a little bit to add tension to the grease. You will also want to spray some lube in the cylinder area where the piston is. It would not hurt to remove the spark plug and spray some lube in there as well. Then try to turn the motor over.

Trollhole · 08-06-08, 07:06 AM

Steam & Engine of Australia - Stover KA Operating Instructions

My Stover 1 1/2 hp KE pictures, photos, and videos, from antiques on webshots

YouTube - 1 1/2 HP Stover KE

HIT & MISS ENTERPRISES Original Parts

Trevor · 08-06-08, 08:06 AM

Thanks for the information, guys. I'm a little intimidated by this thing because it's totally different than anything I've ever worked on before. I get

when I see the videos of them running, though.

plumber3dad · 08-22-08, 10:03 PM

I wanna see them all. Pleeeeeaaaaaasse

. I love hit and miss engines. They are like being hypnotized.

its gonna stop its gonna stop its still goin

02-19-08, 10:36 PM	#36
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02-25-08, 08:00 AM	#38
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02-26-08, 03:05 PM	#39
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02-27-08, 07:55 AM	#41
D'Animal Beagles Rule! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Central California TLCA# 17104 Posts: 10,055	WOW! That is complete. Do you have the MAG for it? If so it looks like you could get it runing a a matter of hours. __________________ Cruiser Dan at American Toyota Phone is 1-800-432-6668 ext. 8 (I am not cruiser Dan)

02-27-08, 08:28 AM	#43
D'Animal Beagles Rule! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Central California TLCA# 17104 Posts: 10,055	You are missing the carburetor. It may look like a piece of galvanized water pipe with a flap in on end and a flange on the other. It may be only 6 inches long. Look at mine since there will be very similar. When you time allows, lay out your parts in the Sam Adams can and get a picture of them. I will show them to my friend and see what you need and if he has the part you need. __________________ Cruiser Dan at American Toyota Phone is 1-800-432-6668 ext. 8 (I am not cruiser Dan)

02-12-08, 06:58 PM	#31
Junk IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: buggerville nj Posts: 5,886 Blog Entries: 1	Kewl. Hell though I settle for owning one that works versus my Husashit.

02-15-08, 02:40 PM	#34
Trevor IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a house TLCA# 12411 Posts: 703 Blog Entries: 1	Very cool, Beagledude. I gotta send you some photos of my unrestored Stover Hit & Miss.

02-26-08, 04:25 PM	#40
Trevor IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a house TLCA# 12411 Posts: 703 Blog Entries: 1	I ran down to the basement and took a few photos of my Stover. This thing hasn't run for at least 30 years. I know nothing about it, but would love to get it running, one day.

02-27-08, 09:41 AM	#44
Trevor IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a house TLCA# 12411 Posts: 703 Blog Entries: 1	Thanks. I'll try to get around to it this weekend.

08-06-08, 12:31 AM	#46
D'Animal Beagles Rule! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Central California TLCA# 17104 Posts: 10,055	WOW! Your is a lot more cmplete than mine was. In the top picture: It looks like the big round canteen looking thing with the screw knob on top of it and the flapover cap is the carburetor. The "U" shaped piece of metal and the baggie of parts go to the MAG. The bottom Picture The coil should be a wooden box similar to a Model "A" coil but I'm pretty sure that round one will work. The glass thing in the bottom pictuer is your oiler. No biggy. The glass is a lot easier to find than the assembly. The thing in the upper left is the MAG. Top right is the muffler between the muffler and the round coil is the other cover for the MAG. Looks like you have all the parts. Those copper looking caps on your crankshaft and connecting rod are the grease pucks. Unscrew just the cover and add grease. Tighten the cover down just a little bit to add tension to the grease. You will also want to spray some lube in the cylinder area where the piston is. It would not hurt to remove the spark plug and spray some lube in there as well. Then try to turn the motor over. __________________ Cruiser Dan at American Toyota Phone is 1-800-432-6668 ext. 8 (I am not cruiser Dan)

08-06-08, 07:06 AM	#47
Trollhole GSMTR Chair Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Mauldin, SC TLCA# 15077 Posts: 8,470	Steam & Engine of Australia - Stover KA Operating Instructions My Stover 1 1/2 hp KE pictures, photos, and videos, from antiques on webshots YouTube - 1 1/2 HP Stover KE HIT & MISS ENTERPRISES Original Parts __________________ Marshall Upstate Cruisers The Great Cruiser Part Links Thread Buying a Land Cruiser Guide 73 Fj55 Big Ugly 76 FJ40 ROTW Big Gay 2f Build 75 FJ55 My Build 93 FZJ80 stock everything and staying that way.

08-06-08, 08:06 AM	#48
Trevor IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a house TLCA# 12411 Posts: 703 Blog Entries: 1	Thanks for the information, guys. I'm a little intimidated by this thing because it's totally different than anything I've ever worked on before. I get when I see the videos of them running, though.

08-22-08, 10:03 PM	#49
plumber3dad IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Memphis, TN TLCA# Hunh? Posts: 20	I wanna see them all. Pleeeeeaaaaaasse. I love hit and miss engines. They are like being hypnotized. its gonna stop its gonna stop its still goin

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