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Uploaded by on Jul 5, 2009

My entry to gasman7777 "how low can you go?" low engine idle challange. This is a 40's briggs and stratton model wmb washing machine engine. It burns a little oil but as you can see it runs just fine. i tried to count the power strokes and got about 36 in ten sec.36X6 = 216r.p.m. roughly! MY FAVORITE ENGINE!

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  • Actually thats around 432 RPM If im figuring right/

    36 power strokes per 10 seconds

    2 Crankshaft rotations per 4 cycles

    36 X 2 = 72 X10 = 432

  • Yea I caught but for got to edit it, I was doing the math for a 2 stroke.

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  • low idle contest? how about lets see how fast it can burn a valve by straight piping it?

  • lol ive done this in a go kart, with a briggs animal engine. just hit the kill button quicckly and it putts at 600rpm

  • I used to be into high revving engines but I do enjoy a slow running one now its so relaxing, I perticularly like the hit and miss engines.

  • cool washing machine engine

  • very nice low speed....this reminds me some fisherman boats i have listened when i was very young

  • @airportlakesestates i think you wanted to write 72 * 6 not 72 * 10 ;)

  • healthy engine

  • my 5s runs slower :P

  • thats a sick engine man u should make more vids about it

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