With the obligatory rusty push cart piled up beside :)

Yarp, this was in July 2017. This place is a true museum, even tho its not kept well.

And pallets, so many pallets.

Ahh, pallets make the world go 'round. I like to keep a few around my own damn self :)

Ibet you do. Hell, IFM I bet your garage is MADE of them!

Strange thing, synchronicity for certain: Less than 2 hours after the above post, I awtched a TV episode of American Pickers where they visited some old guy in S Virginia, who had built not one but two garages using pallet lumber...

Wow, ive never seen a "6". Would make a nice small submarine engine. Or a tiny 40' tug

yeah, as one o my pals has kinda said,' It's missing most of itself.'

But could we fit that into a Honda Civic? =^^=

ONto :)

Just have to beef up the suspension! =^6=

Believe me, suspension will be the least of your worries! :)

That engine weighs 15,000 pounds.

Heh, that and it is probably bigger than the entire car.... =^^=

I've seen a few boats that had these engines in them. One had three of them two sixes were used on gensets and a twelve as a main engine and the other had two sixes at main engines. Then a big push boat with twin sixteens main engines, the props under her stern were about nine feet across... Her draft was just over ten feet, in shallow water they had to be careful on the power usage because the amount of water the props moved could suck the hull to the bottom of the waterway.