100 Year Old Galloway Hit, and Miss Engine. Explained by Stephen Cox 

Yes it was

They had quite a few of them at this museum. I believe this was the largest one there. I had never seen one before. Nice to see it run

Thanks for stopping by.

Pretty cool Craig...

You got that right thanks for watching.

I had never seen one prior to this. It was very interesting.

It’s nice to see something that old in working order. You’ll have to go check out Stephen Cox’s channel.

Will do...thanks!

Oh, man. The flywheels would be awful to get caught up in.

That would be terrible... a buddy got one of these from an old grain elevator, with a hand crank to start, when the boys were being cool and tough he would have them over to start it... two handed freewheel crank, you told him when you were going as fast as you can, he would hit it and if it didn't start it would pick you right up off the ground as it kicked back... many humbled after that, myself included.

Justin , and Stephen had been working on the engine for a while. I recorded this just before Justin did the live stream.

Yes, it is.

Yes, indeed!

It was the first time seeing one of these engines, very cool to watch it run.