Deutz 1904 hot tube

Click here to veiw one of my better engines https://s141.photobucket.com/albums/r72/benz1890/?action=view&current=Deutz.jpg
It is a 1904 4hp hot tube gas engine. I swapped this for a 1901 3hp Meitz & Weiss hot bulb two stroke, this WAS the only Meitz & Weiss in the country. It took two days to make up my mind about swapping it. Oh yea I forgot to mention that the Deutz was in Switzerland!!! A 1700 mile round trip!!!!
I hope you like it. I do.....it runs so slowly and quietly.
Mike

Mike I can't get the pic to show.

Stu.

I cant see the photos Ah some one else have problems besides me. [ sorry about that Mike]
Chris

I seem to be having problems with my Photobucket not this web site, try it now this might work????

Great Engines all working now
Chris

Thats where all the big engines are! It's good to see them in private ownership not in a museum where they can be run and not put behind a rope for years. Real good collection you have Mike a true labour of love to get them up and running.

Stu.

never see one before are they rare.

ryan wrote:never see one before are they rare.

There are some around europe,south america and a few imported to usa. Here in England?
It`s a model E3 otto engine,basically the last in the line from the original A series motor (the first ever four stroke produced in 1876).

benz wrote:Click here to veiw one of my better engines https://s141.photobucket.com/albums/r72/benz1890/?action=view&current=Deutz.jpg
It is a 1904 4hp hot tube gas engine. I swapped this for a 1901 3hp Meitz & Weiss hot bulb two stroke, this WAS the only Meitz & Weiss in the country. It took two days to make up my mind about swapping it. Oh yea I forgot to mention that the Deutz was in Switzerland!!! A 1700 mile round trip!!!!
I hope you like it. I do.....it runs so slowly and quietly.
Mike

Great Engines. You certainly need space for them.

A very nice engine.

Triumphline wrote:A very nice engine.

Are there many-any of these in Aus?
Mike

The only Ottos I have come across here have been Otto-Crossley engines. I don't know if many or any of the European Ottos made it out here as Crossley were doing big business here.

do you rally this engine, if so how do you get it around

hi mike

it looks like a museum at your place

some wonderful engines on show

thanks for the phots

Im sure they look nice but i cant see any pictures!

I suppose i will have to wait to see them at the crank up with John

Adam

i can see them ok

there's even a young mike in one of the shots

all i did was click in the link and up thay came

mike.

just had a thought im a photo bucket user??

no i dont think that is the prob

I just thought I should point out that not all of those pictures are my engines, some are taken in Switzerland and some have sadly moved on for other things.
Mike.