Hit and Miss Engine

grabcad

Hit and miss engines were a popular power source for farms and factories in the late 1800s and early to mid 1900s. Gasoline powered and water cooled, these little engines are called "hit and miss" because unlike conventional engines, they do not fire on every cycle. Rather, they only fire when spinning slow enough that the governor engages the valvetrain. This model is a generic unbranded engine based on a general design of most engines of the era. PLEASE NOTE: Tinkercad is VERY LIMITED with their file types, I CANNOT upload it in any form other than .STL or .OBJ