Gas Engines

20 Years Ago

By Staff
Published on April 1, 2006
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Raymond’s daughters Kristi and?Jody at the 1984 East Tennessee Crank-up.
Raymond’s daughters Kristi and?Jody at the 1984 East Tennessee Crank-up.
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Kristi sits by the Bull’s Eye during restoration
Kristi sits by the Bull’s Eye during restoration
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Raymond?Scholl’s restored 4 HP Type GE Bull’s Eye.
Raymond?Scholl’s restored 4 HP Type GE Bull’s Eye.
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Robert Mackey, son of Andrew Mackey, ringing the ADT?alarm bell on his father’s Home Light Plant as people pass by.
Robert Mackey, son of Andrew Mackey, ringing the ADT?alarm bell on his father’s Home Light Plant as people pass by.
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Alice Harsch with her two tractors: a 25 HP Type D Titan and a 20 HP Type B International.
Alice Harsch with her two tractors: a 25 HP Type D Titan and a 20 HP Type B International.

Reminiscing Gas Engine Magazine

Every month we revisit 20-year-old memories, and through the process three things tend to stick out: spectacular engines, women and children. It is a wonderful thing to see women interested in such a male-dominated hobby, and that someone would choose to get their children involved is priceless. Genuine, down-home hobbies are something lost in children today. With that said, the April 1986 issue of Gas Engine?Magazine was really more about the photos – the brief glimpses into our past ­- than words. So take a look and delight in the past. See you next month for more reminiscing and more fun.

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