*_"So much torque, the chassis twisted coming off the line."_* Dominic Toretto circa 1925.

@jwalster9412

Ай бұрын

The engine and transmission were effectively the chassis. Lol.

@BramBiesiekierski

Ай бұрын

100kgs of fuels, and 10kgs of lubrication oil? How many gallons per mile?

@em4703

Ай бұрын

@@BramBiesiekierski Irrelevant, all tractors have crap mpg due to reduction and gearing. What matters is gallons per hour during work, which I doubt its that much worse for this engine compared to similar cc more modern tractors.

A friend has a Lanz and he let me drive it. Was fun when we drove it at max rpm, it felt like it was about to explode - and then an elderly woman overtook us on her bicycle. 😂

@fabianrudzewski9027

Ай бұрын

There's some with changed gearing, that go dangerously fast.

@gabrielv.4358

Ай бұрын

LOL

@Timico1000

Ай бұрын

@@fabianrudzewski9027 "Eildog" heißen die, wenn ich mich richtig erinnere. Vielleicht ist es auch nur ein Spitzname.

@sanderspanjaardt4669

Ай бұрын

@@Timico1000 Bulldog. Lanz Bulldog :D

@Timico1000

Ай бұрын

@@sanderspanjaardt4669 Bulldog sind die "normalen" Modelle. Ich bezog mich auf den Kommentar von @Fabianrudzewski9027 "andere Übersetzung, gefährlich schnell". Lanz Eilbulldog hieß das Modell, satte 33 km/h schnell.

it's kinda adorable these stubby little tractors that hop like an exited puppy

@justinarseneau4450

Ай бұрын

Fr

@malcolmwhite6588

Ай бұрын

Where is the puppy exiting from? - To be so excited

@jordanoneill82

Ай бұрын

@@malcolmwhite6588 if i leave the house for more than a few seconds my 'puppy' does this, he's like 8 yrs old and has a knee replacement. so freaking exited, adorable.

@the_mcmartin

27 күн бұрын

@@malcolmwhite6588🥲😂

Still smoother than a VW 3-pot. 😂

@danielhristov6175

Ай бұрын

Lmao 1.4tdi is utter crap

@mattyb7736

Ай бұрын

And more reliable

@JrgsGrg

Ай бұрын

Dude!

@newagetemplar6100

Ай бұрын

Legend 😂😂😂

@Paradoxical124

29 күн бұрын

What the hell is a 3 pot??

You dump the clutch and it yanks the hill out from under you.

@V0W4N

25 күн бұрын

and it just rotates the earth back to nighttime

@user-vp1sc7tt4m

10 күн бұрын

@@V0W4N 🤣

The sound of a single cylinder hot bulb engine is so satisfying, and the amount of torque that they produce never fails to impress.

Italian version of the famous Lanz Bulldog tractor

@r.guerreiro140

Ай бұрын

Wouldn't the Lanz be a German version of notri Landini?

@andrefixa

Ай бұрын

It's the opposite.

My previous neighbour has one of these. When he drives under the trees in my old street it starts raining leafs. I don’t miss much about my old house but I do miss his tractor.

Wow, I did not expect a video on the hot bulb Landinis! Those little mules are still quite popular here in Italy in fairs and historical re-enactments, they are amazing!

@user-vp1sc7tt4m

10 күн бұрын

I want to visit and experience one in operation!

So much torque, chasis twisted off the line.

when you stall with such a heavy piston, it must shake a lot

@lettuce7378

Ай бұрын

it doesnt stall lol. the engine will shake the tractor back and forth. and itll run backwards as well

@alec1202

Ай бұрын

It probably jumped just turning it off

@wills.5762

Ай бұрын

Doubt you could stall it, probably start wheel hopping.

@lettuce7378

Ай бұрын

@@wills.5762 exactly lol

@justin3131ify

Ай бұрын

Yep!​@@wills.5762

i'm italian my great-grandfather had one (it's still somewhere, they sold it ages ago). i've never seen one, but it made me happy to see one run. it's also cool to see landini mentioned, my family is somewhat "attached" to landini, out of 4 tractos we have now 3 are landinis (one new one and two older, better, ones).

@lucarinaldichini324

29 күн бұрын

Di dove sei? 40km a nord di Torino ne abbiamo uno ✌️😁

there is something majestic about the old single piston engines...I wish we had more of these

I can't wait for Allen Millyard to make a V-Twin.

Been watching your videos for years. Love your passion for engines

Old School " Let's get shit done......" .

@oldschool8432

Ай бұрын

Ha you ring. I'm ready

I grew up on one of these and my family still has a couple of running ones, there is also a lot of people who tune these tractors and plow with them, they spit so much fire it's funny

@kevinfitzpatrick5949

Ай бұрын

making a twin cylinder out of these engines would be wild. Imagine the torque

That was really interesting and well researched. You were initially very unsure of narrating in English. It's been some time and you're doing great. Nice accent, good pacing and intonation. Landini, love that they bounce up and down when idling!

@VisioRacer

19 күн бұрын

True, thanks!

Visio Racer, is on fire with these great videos!!! Thank you once again! Excellent video👍👍

How about a video on Ford industrial and agricultural engines from the 70's? Those 3 cylinder diesels are practically indestructible...

It was widely used for boat thugging along rives too. For that purpose they were custom modified to accommodate a fourth gear. Something that even Landini engineers couldn't believe it was possible.

Simple to maintain and repair. Multifuel capable by design.

Enjoying the videos, keep up the good work man.

I love this video! Good job!

Entirely fascinating! Well done, thanks!

Thanks for another interesting video Visio. 👍

Fascinating engine! Thanks for sharing this amazing content!

That vibration is no joke

Next video could be about a post-war British tractor called a Field Marshal, which had a single cylinder engine that was burning diesel {it was a two stroke] keep thinking it had some design cues from the Lanz Bulldog. I've seen quite a few Field marshal tractors at various agricultural shows.

@davidperrott5743

Ай бұрын

The Landini is I think based on the Bulldog.

@stevehill4615

Ай бұрын

We've got a couple of Field Marshalls along with Track Marshalls (same but tracks instead of wheels) at the yard interesting in that you can start them with a blank shotgun cartridge and a hammer, don't half shake though when they're ticking over.

That sounds so awesome

God, imagine the kind of power that thing could have if a turbo or supercharger was bolted onto it

@rdallas81

Ай бұрын

That's terrific

@wwlb4970

Ай бұрын

I don't think so. These engines seem to have most power on low rpms, and the longer they run, the more heated they get, and ignition timing shifts, and power is lost, especially on high rpm. It's not your regular diesel, it's a hot bulb oil diesel. However, a blower would help: these engines suffer from mediocre cylinder ventilation, and process efficiency drops.

Thank you for singing for us

4:08 looks like a 100% safe position to put your hand 😂

one of my favourite yt channels!

I saw or much rather heard a Lanz bulldog while doing a rest stop on our vacation trip, it's a fascinating machine and it's good to see that they are still running. But in Germany we really have lively tractor communities and people mostly small farmers still using there decades old machines sometimes.

A single cylinder thumper. Kept expecting the Dune Sand Worms to appear :D

What a beauty. I love such machinery artworks.

Very interesting video thanks, love the tractor wheelies that were possible with these 😂

@MikkelL03

Ай бұрын

You should try watching tractor pulling!

I love the sound of a big thumper.. great video!

Nice to hear you again 💪👍

"hey my tractor needs cylinder maintenance" "which cylinder needs work?" "the"

Very interesting engine! Thank you.

Amazing video.

I haven’t seen one of your videos for ages (bloody youtube)….Ive missed you!

Awesome video!

I knew the engine by the top of that piston. Always been a fascinating engine to me.

Incredible ingenuity. It was neat to see the women running the tractors too. You should cover the Case 150, the most powerful steam tractor in the world. It can plow 50 John Deere deep plows, a pass that is 60' wide.

The ultimate thumper.

Well built piece of equipment. Cheers to those that preserve them.

@4:33 I didn't know i need girls on one cilinder engine tractors in my life, but now I do... I just cannot describe it, but this little clip of that girl on that tractor just hit every single sweet spot in my brain

These are so unbelievably cool! First word was ‘tractor’. Been in love with machinery my entire existence. Now my kids have the genetic predisposition toward machinery. My son especially loves tractors because of the Cars movies. Kid is happier than a fly on ʇıɥs when he gets access to the real machines! Obsessed with garbage trucks, but he digs his backhoes and farm tractors near his grandparents place. Me. I just go silent and stare. Revere. Going to have him see this tomorrow! As always, great work!

It remember me of 2 old motocross I had, both 1 cylindre 600cc a yamaha TT600 and a honda XR 600 They were monsters.

I spotted a Pampa at the end! That's a nice machine too.

sheer display of absolute power

bro just happy to be workin'

this thing is freaking cool as hell.

@rdallas81

Ай бұрын

Hot comment

Bello il Landini❤ sei un buon intenditore😉😊

Look straight on in front it looks like a grasshopper 🦗

The fact it can cycle ten times a second is very impressive

LANDINI TESTACALDA MENTIONED 🗣🗣🗿🗿

In my town there's a wine fest every year and all the farmers parade in the streets with their tractors. One of them still runs a restored Landini testacalda (hotbulb). When it drives under my apartment, the emptied exhaust shakes the floor 😮

I had a Lanz Bulldog driving infront of me, I must have looked like a 5 Year old on Christmas as I gave him Thumbs up 😂

In my youth, there was a plethora of single cylinder motor cycles, very high compression, low reving, they would putt putt along economically and without much fuss. Sometimes had to start, but, if maintained, reliable.

Beautiful video, but you forgot to mention one vital thing: after the preheating phase, to fire up the engine and, as you said, there's no starter motor: you have to crank it by turning one of the flywheels. You have to literally put your hands on one flywheel (there's one of them for each side of the tractor) and than spin it. I think it's tha manliest way to fire up a tractor, even though mayoe not the most convenient 😂

That flywheel could be it's own continent holy crap

I have never heard of the weight measurement of quintals?

4:26 - Hello! You may plow my field at any time.

Hand wheel with spokes on that flywheel, nice to loose a hand or some fingers.

Lanz Entwicklungsingeniuer Fritz Huber: "Ein Schlepper kann nicht einzylindrig genug sein" (A tractor can never be single-cylinder enough). Lanz/Landini rulez! 😊

you can see or hear the torque. Landini:

Best vid ever

@MattBrownbill

Ай бұрын

It was very good yes. Some great footage there.

@rxdxctxd2287

Ай бұрын

@@MattBrownbill It’s why I love the channel

I love the hot bulb engine. It's what led to prechamber diesels with glow plugs. It also ebabled the engine to use a variety of fuel oils. How much did the hot bulb get heated so the?engine would start? Given the enormous bore, I wonder what oversize pistons are sized in.

Wish we could go back and start making simple mechanical stuff again.

I Had to watch it at normal speed, just so I could listen to the engine notes !😊

It's not the torque that makes it bounce, it's the equal and opposite force generated by the crankshaft counterweight around TDC/BDC.

Good memories of my first track day when I used 6th gear down a straight and forgot to down shift.

The fact is, if there is a war with an electromagnetic wave, this tractor still be able to survive post-electromagnetic wave Possibly would also be modified to be used in truck chassis with certain amount of shock absorbing material so as to not bend the truck's chassis.

I f_cking LOVE these beautiful sexy tractors .

Could these also be run with reversed crank rotation as the Lanz Bulldogs? I've seen videos of Lanz's in just the right engine state, switching between forward and reverse crank rotation with every stroke, effectively reaching zero rpm with the engine still running...

@VisioRacer

Ай бұрын

Yes

That hopping is not a result of torque, but rather from inertia of the reciprocating assembly. Similarly, when you rev a stationary car and it rocks, thats inertia of the rotating assembly, not torque. It takes almost no torque to rock a car.

Il nonno di un mio amico possiede un L35, è sempre un emozione l'accensione di questi trattori, quando ero piccolo nella piazza del mio paese davano la benedizione ai trattori e ne arrivavano parecchi di questi landini "testa calda". Nessuna comodità, anzi, poverette le persone che le usavano, che andavano a dormire la sera e secondo me sobbalzavano pure a letto.

I know it's "outdated", yei I would be quite curious to try a hot-bulb tractor

This channel is legend

14.3 Liters of displacement for 40hp is so adorable xD

do they still make these to this day

It doesn't "make so much torque the entire vehicle bounces", the bouncing has nothing to do with how much torque it has. The reason it bounces is because it's a very large 1 cylinder engine, so the piston moving up and down weighs a lot and bounces it around. If it had multiple cylinders instead of one big one it could make the same amount of torque but not bounce because as some cylinders went up others would be going down and they'd balance each other out. It just bounces because it has a large heavy thing moving up and down inside of it and inertia works as expected.

Does it really rev lower than a Field Marshall ? that's a single cylinder 2-stroke diesel tractor too... you start it with a shotgun cartridge

So technically, it's not "on the road", it's in a field. When I saw a tractor, I thought, "wait a minute, something that loud, slow and vibrates that much and it's not a Harley? 😜😜😜

Do a video on the history of Perkins engines

Can they blow smoke rings, like the Bulldog?

...so much torque, they don't actually drive anywhere, they just move the planet below them..

Horsepower: 5 Torque: YES

Tourque has nothing to do with the tractor “jumping”.

However or wherever or whatsoever. It must be one of these three, but it is difficult to tell😂

Landini super velite 40-50 hp and 575 nm. I mean new tractors with 300 hp and 1450 nm -> 40-50 hp 200-241 nm.

I kinda wanna see one of these do an American tractor pull

400+ torque from a single piston. pretty wild. what was the compression?

@VisioRacer

Ай бұрын

Pretty low, between 3:1 to 5:1 max

The Cow (Tractors) from Cars 😂

There's a reason those young ladies have smiles on their faces

@Angel-fz8dr

Ай бұрын

The single cylinder?

@michaelre7556

Ай бұрын

Respect for engineering?

Cheers 👍💪✌