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@CarsandEngines 3 года назад

Do you like these GUIBERSON DIESEL engines ?

@trabant601s8 3 года назад

yes

@K-Effect 3 года назад

I do

@GhostOfDamned 3 года назад

Kinda

@iplaymytele 3 года назад

Yes didn’t they use a radial diesel in old army tanks....????

@teamidris 3 года назад

Very much :D

@JSStrom 3 года назад

I've seen these engines before, but this is the first time I've ever seen any run. Beautiful, just beautiful... Best

@stephenzwemer2905 3 года назад

I’ve seen diesel radial engines were mounted up on tall stands in orange groves in SoCal back in the 50’s. They had large props on them. They were Used to create wind current in an effort to prevent frost damage. I saw and heard them as a kid. Loved the sound. Didn’t know they were diesel until years later.

@oldwolf1928 3 года назад

I grew up in Coachella valley and remember them running in the citrus groves.

@tedfarwell9812 3 года назад

Some of the WW2 Stuart light tanks had Guiberson diesel engines. Given the drive line and engine mount, I think this was a tank engine. Originally developed for aircraft, they were high precision engines and expensive to produce. The tank crews liked them because of the lower fire hazard from the fuel.

@thomasglynn2282 3 года назад

By the end of the war they were using anything that would fit ! Inline, v, radial

@rosiehawtrey 3 года назад

They didn't like being throttled too fast in aircraft applications - same as the German diesels - changes in engine speed too often caused engine wear and failure of bearings.

@marijn1772 3 года назад

Radial diesel engine, never knew they existed. Lovely sound

@michaelhartzell9758 3 года назад

I'm not thinking its sound is lovely. I wonder how these were used?

@zuestoots5176 3 года назад

Useless in an aircraft but good in something like a medium tank.

@JFinnerud 3 года назад

There were few diesel radials as far as I know. Nordberg made some very large ones used for pumps and power generation. And yes, it's a lovely sound indeed!

@JohnSmith-vi5pz 3 года назад

If you look up ''pancake engines'', you find them in your ''Tang'' class submarines. They could squeeze four into a space that took two conventional ones.

@rogervincent8314 3 года назад

in ww2 the sherman tanks has radial diesel engines depending on model, i think the engines in the shermans were converted gas engines along with radial gas engines depending on model

@lemontier 3 года назад

I can smell them from my house! Love it.

@muddtrack6969 3 года назад

Love hearing Them run, thanks

@b.atwater3904 3 года назад

Never seen one of those before.. Awesome ! Thank you for posting.

@freddurbin9106 3 года назад

Very unique radial engine especially a diesel, I read someone stated that they used in tanks, is that true? I have never seen ☝️ one great 😊 demenstration

@gambee6gambeersagar510 3 года назад

These are very classy and very nice engines

@SheriffofYouTube 3 года назад

i like the engines and the great tree plants in your shop

@kobusdutoitbosman6240 3 года назад

amazing experience

@bandit8720 3 года назад

Wow............wonderfull!

@enginemaster01 3 года назад

Very cool engine

@bigrobnz 3 года назад

I need one...have no idea why....but I need one I think every guy does.....

@flyingmerkel6 3 года назад

Indeed.

@paulsaj2241 3 года назад

Perfect as a desk ornament

@flyingipod1 3 года назад

My lawnmower needs a new engine. My neighbors wil love me!

@spannaspinna 3 года назад

I need a rolls Royce Merlin also for a ah um Margherita mixer

@tomthompson7400 3 года назад

really nice.

@midsouthexpress 3 года назад

I love the lope the idle has on those engines.

@freddurbin9106 3 года назад

Radical Cam and overlap.

@karlalton3170 3 года назад

The one at 3.27 min ticks over like a Swiss clock 😍😍🤘🤘🤘🤘😁😁

@torque395 3 года назад

I like that one too

@JeffJeno1000 3 года назад

Yes, and so much cool stuff in the background too 👍

@NineCylinderDiesel Год назад

I now own that exact one

@hphillips7425 3 года назад

Now that is a cool engine

@H.hipster 3 года назад

Quite literally

@noelerbs388 8 месяцев назад

In Australia after WW2, hundreds of Grant, Lee and Stuart tanks were progressively sold off in war surplus disposal sales. Roughly 50 of the Stuarts sold had Guiberson diesel engines. At least some of these had a version which relied on a cartridge to start rather than an electric inertia type starter.

@barneybetelgeuse6273 3 года назад

AWESOME always wondered if they made a radial diesel 👍

@lifuranph.d.9440 3 года назад

Franklin did and Fr. Hubbard flew a plane in the Arctic with one.

@conantdog 3 года назад

Sweet 👀👌

@oceanhome2023 3 года назад

I did not know that there were diesel radial engines. !!!! So cool !

@johngranata5515 Год назад

we have three of them at our museum , one runs

@patrickradcliffe3837 3 года назад

The first one is out of a M3 Lee tank

@ikannunaplays 3 года назад

Are we all going to ignore the Model T just chilling in the upper right at 3:35?

@MARKLOCKWOOD2012 3 года назад

It’s old engine then it’s cool 😎

@jhoncho4x4 3 года назад

Used in some Lend-Lease Stuart tanks. They wanted diesel fuel instead of petrol, to match their supply chain.

@phil955i 3 года назад

Surprisingly quiet considering they're on open exhausts. Wonderful sound though

@scopex2749 3 года назад

Were these used in Shermans before the Detroit diesel?🤔NEVER even seen one of these before superb!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@gv4058 3 года назад

I beleave they were in the Stuarts, a bit small for the shermans

@zuestoots5176 3 года назад

Not sure the Sherman ever saw the Detroits in large numbers.

@CarsandEngines 3 года назад

Have you ever seen one of these engines live ?

@karrot3701 3 года назад

I have Never Seen Engines live. thanks To you i can now see These Engines Firing up also keep up the Great Videos man 👍😃

@brownwrench 3 года назад

@walterhess6354 2 года назад

I have been researching these for a project, but the smoke is outputting. Are all of these worn out, or do they just smoke all the time even when rebuilt?

@ahmedal-prince6438 3 года назад

Woow

@1218omaroo 3 года назад

Its sonic output is wonderful. Its gaseous output less so...

@allywilkeforsenate 3 года назад

Global warming is a hoax.

@1218omaroo 3 года назад

Whatever you like...

@elosogonzalez8739 3 года назад

We're there any aircraft that used this engine? Like every diesel it does smoke. I think it would be a little tough finding fuel at an airport.

@chuckvan1568 3 года назад

Jet fuel is kerosene based so can be used in diesel engines. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aviation_fuel

@elosogonzalez8739 3 года назад

@@chuckvan1568 not sure you want to pay Jet fuel prices to fly to Oshkosh! Go show it off!

@woodhonky3890 3 года назад

Yes, scroll down some more - someone posted a wikipedia link that was very interesting.

@michaelchristie7244 4 месяца назад

Would you have any spare parts for a guiberson? I need 1 injector and im missing the intake shroud, i may have to make that. What electric starter did you use?

@MrMikey4026 10 дней назад

Two of the Guiberson engines in this video are mine. I have an intake shroud if you are interested in Washington State. I used a starter for a 3350 Wright engine. I believe I know someone who might part with an injector nozzle also. Mike

@JuanAcosta-cc4tr 3 года назад

Soy argentino es motor de avión o que función cumple quiero saber si son tan amables gracias

@theh0r5e90 3 года назад

I want to see some alcos

@iplaymytele 3 года назад

This is the first time I’ve ever seen a radial diesel engine ( I think ...! ) Did they not put these in tanks ?army tanks.....??? I was thinking I saw some videos or pictures of old army tanks that had radial diesel engines in them......?

@HailAnts 3 года назад

The Sherman had a radial (amongst other engines) but it was gasoline..

@iplaymytele 3 года назад

Thanks...!

@rkzooplays 3 года назад

I’m petty sure they go into tanks

@peterk2455 3 года назад

Tanks and boats, they were used in Stuart tanks. Not as easy to flame up as high octane gasoline engines.

@357bullfrog9 3 года назад

I bet them engines would make a sawmill sing like a bird

@trabant601s8 3 года назад

0:06 starting the engine

@B61Mod12 3 года назад

Thanks you saved me 5 seconds

@StumpjumperVideosPA 3 года назад

are they airplane engines ? very cool ?

@alanmumford8806 3 года назад

Awesome engine, but the tree-huggers would be apoplectic! Thus, I want one.

@StumpjumperVideosPA 3 года назад

haha i love it alan ! i hug every tree just before i cut it down !

@madcarew.3256 3 года назад

Would definitely be better in a tank than a "Ronson" set up!

@papabits5721 3 года назад

The tommy cooker

@adrianobueno6984 3 года назад

Any clue what was it's original use?

@BaltimoreAndOhioRR 3 года назад

Tanks

@jimmybritt9537 3 года назад

Going by the name and the type of diesel engine I thought they were German engines 🤣👍👍🇺🇸 I looked them up and come to find out they are American made , don't know how that slipped bye me ?

@Lotek117 3 года назад

what are these engines from? I dont think ive ever seen a radial diesel.

@76629online 3 года назад

They put a lot of them in tanks and they were also used in Marine applications. Diesel engines were never used in aircraft applications. They are too heavy and they don’t develop enough horsepower.

@andrewgrosset9327 3 года назад

@@76629online The Germans used diesel engines in planes during the 2nd World War, notably the Junkers Jumo 205: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junkers_Jumo_205

@peterk2455 3 года назад

@@76629online Guiberson produced the A-1020 as a certified aircraft engine. It was an option for aircraft such as the Stinson Reliant, which flew from Dallas to Washington DC via Birmingham and Charleston.

@mandernachluca3774 3 года назад

@@76629online Yep, the germans were actually pretty far ahead with there airial diesel engines. At the end of ww2 they had 2 stroke turbocharged opposed piston engines, that regularly broke distance records in there reconnessance aircraft.

@cs975l6 3 года назад

See if you can get a flame out of the stacks at least 10 feet or more.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😁😁

@torque395 3 года назад

Radial diesel engines? Never knew those existed. I knew gasoline radials did tho.

@user-or5ux4zu8r 3 года назад

De que era ese motor?

@ludditeneaderthal 3 года назад

1930s-1950s

@derekkueter7679 3 года назад

Does anyone know the application these were used for?

@derekkueter7679 3 года назад

@My Dixie Wrecked thanks

@andrevet497 3 года назад

M3stuart in the pacific for the marines. Kerosine is less flamabel then gas

@edwatts9890 3 года назад

@@derekkueter7679: No, "tanks"!

@derekkueter7679 3 года назад

@@edwatts9890 “tanks” you very much!!

@jetstream454 2 года назад

0:49 is a petrol engine, going by the pops and crackles and lack of smoke post-startup

@charlesangell_bulmtl 29 дней назад

I doubt that ... probably in better condition

@jetstream454 29 дней назад

@@charlesangell_bulmtl A diesel that pops and crackles is not in better condition 😂 These channels often make small mistakes like that anyhow

@michaelhartzell9758 3 года назад

Where were these used in?

@BaltimoreAndOhioRR 3 года назад

Tanks

@edwatts9890 3 года назад

@@BaltimoreAndOhioRR: You're welcome.

@scottj273 3 года назад

@@edwatts9890 LOL 😆

@jeffgarrett2114 2 года назад

Radial diesel? Never heard of it

@torjekgyula7242 3 года назад

M3 Lee engine?

@tomcline5631 3 года назад

Nope the American tank used a Wright cyclone 7 or 9 cylinder aircraft engine,gas powered.

@wesleyjustice3686 3 года назад

These engines were also used in airplanes

@conner5611 3 года назад

No they werent

@andrewgrosset9327 3 года назад

Yes, they were used in airplanes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guiberson_A-1020

@markusgarvey 3 года назад

Is this a 2 stroke diesel?

@ludditeneaderthal 3 года назад

4 stroke, undoubtedly. If you look, you'll see the valve pushrod tubes running up the drive side. That fan you see twirling is for cylinder/head cooling air, not forced induction. About the only 2 stroke "aircraft style" diesel I know of (admittedly, no expert) is the junkers jumo series. I've never heard of a 2 stroke radial, no matter what fuel burned, kind of surprising considering how much power advantage such a beast would have with the inherent overlap of power strokes (pretty much constant thrust on the crank throw). It would also negate the requirement for an odd number of cylinders

@karlk6860 3 года назад

OK I have been around planes my whole life my dad was a pilot and I was a pilot for 15 years and I have never even heard of a diesel fueled radial engine never! These must be extremely rare in the US?

@harrothepilot 3 года назад

They were used more for powering tanks and early earthmoving equipment. Dont know so much about aviation use, maybe so but pretty rare. Possibly someone else would know. A bit like how Continental 7 cylinder radials were also very popular for use in tanks etc.

@rogervincent8314 3 года назад

diesel engines were used in airplanes in the 1930's not overly common but did happen

@karlk6860 3 года назад

@@rogervincent8314 Roger i did not know that I thought diesels in airplanes was a pretty new development I flew a buddies new Cessna 172 a couple years ago that had a diesel engine in it to me there was really no difference in how it was handled than a gas engine, kind of neat! Its interesting how some very old things after a time become NEW again! Thanks for the information!

@rogervincent8314 3 года назад

karl. they have also used propane to power airplanes, which has been very successful in europe but because of so many government restrictions that using propane has not taken off here in the states( pardon the pun)

@lifuranph.d.9440 3 года назад

Franklin made and did. Fr. Hubbard flew a plane in the Arctic with one in 1930's.

@user-cy3fh4vr7c 2 года назад

Я хочу его купить!

@gambeersagar3367 3 года назад

Cute engines and are they made in England

@nopegaming2117 3 года назад

England has a knack for making good looking small things

@ClinttheGreat 3 года назад

@Gambeer Sagar developed and made in the U.S. - Buda Illinois specifically.

@freddurbin9106 3 года назад

Buda engines INC.

@nickbadi3599 3 года назад

Made in US en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buda_Engine_Co.

@aljohnson125 3 года назад

Tons of info over here.. www.enginehistory.org/Piston/Diesels/Ch3.pdf even a photo of the test aircraft a Stinson around 1940

@1555yodude 3 года назад

never knew there were diesel radials

@CS_247 3 года назад

Hello, Greta? Check this out...

@RJ1999x 3 года назад

How Dare You! Lol

@solstar4778 3 года назад

That’s a diesel! Did it come out of a airplane ,tank,stationary electric generator? What?

@ao2528 3 года назад

I don't think they came from any airplane, Diesel engines are powerful and efficient but they are so heavy and slow, specially the old version of diesels, they wasn't and they are not a good choice for airplanes of any kind.

@peterk2455 3 года назад

@@ao2528 Guiberson built T-1020 engines for machinery, boats and tanks. A-1020 diesel radial engines were designed for aircraft, they were tested and certified by the CAA in the 1940's. There were other manufacturers that produced radial diesel engines, including Packard. Diesel aviation engines have been produced by Clerget and Rhone in 1920's. The Jumo 204 was designed in 1930's and the Jumo 205 were used in Junkers 86. Currently there are a range of diesel powered certified aircraft engines, such as on the Diamond DA-40 and DA-50 aircraft. From 114Kw to 368Kw. Manufactured by Austro Engine, Diesel Jet, RED Aircraft, SMA, and Technify a division of Continental Motors.

@fredmatic1 3 года назад

The Germans flew a number of diesel.aircraft engines. Americans are way behind in diesels......

@fredmatic1 3 года назад

Slow???? That is a totally irrelevant concept It is all about the size of the propeller it has the torque/power to turn. Larger diameter and higher pitch are.the factors for an aircraft powerplant.

@millioncomb5814 3 года назад

@draftwood 3 года назад

One of these needs to find its' way into a Rat Rod.

@jblob5764 3 года назад

9 individual fuel injection pumps? Man that thing has to be a wallet drainer come service time

@peterk2455 3 года назад

Built at a time when diesel was $0.06 cents a gallon

@b43xoit 3 года назад

Sounds as though they all have inertial starters.

@ianlitchfield9273 3 года назад

A diesel radial engine is just so wrong.

@guidelinesR4pooCz 3 года назад

Why? It's just another plug and fuel type

@ianlitchfield9273 3 года назад

@@guidelinesR4pooCz What ? Do you know what a diesel engine is ? They dont have plugs & Diesels just aren't associated with Radial engines.

@guidelinesR4pooCz 3 года назад

@@ianlitchfield9273 yes I know the difference, but diesel engines produce more torque and is more thermal efficient than a gasoline engine. Fire hazards are low for diesel than gasoline. There are other variables like stroke and range

@ianlitchfield9273 3 года назад

@@guidelinesR4pooCz Yes I know all that technical stuff but you said 'Plug' which Diesels dont have. Anyway why all this nit picking over my comment which is actually correct anyway. Diesel aircraft engines were & still are rare for several reasons which is why i made the comment in the 1st place.