Gas Engines
The hobby of collecting antique engines, past and present.
Help Identify This 1920s Engine
By Ivan DeVries
A reader seeks information on what looks like an Alamo engine.
1912 Stover 4 hp Vertical Engine
By Ike Lockridge
Ike Lockridge turns a Stover vertical from a wreck into a running engine.
An Engine Named Gus – Part 1 of 2
By Paul Harvey
Introducing Gus, an engine designed and built by a Swedish immigrant named Gustaf Joranson.
Big Bore: 1907 1,100 hp Snow
By Richard Backus
The Northwest Michigan Engine and Threshers Club rescues a titan of an engine.
Are There Any Exisiting Monovalve Diesel Engines?
By the Farm Collector staff
A reader is curious as to whether any American Monovalve Diesel engines have survived.
The Mighty 175 Otto Engine
By Paul Harvey
This 175 hp Otto engine is one of the largest single-cylinder gas engines in the world and one of only five built.
Identifying Newest Old Engine
By Ron Sindorf
A reader new to the gas engine hobby needs help identifying his newest old engine.
Jaeger Model 3E Cement Mixer
By Jeff Ashcraft
A reader who acquired his grandfather's Jaeger cement mixer is seeking more information.
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