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A recent thread got me to thinking about a conversation I had years ago called, "how many cylinders do you have?"

 

The criteria is to count the number of internal combustion engines you own -- cars, tools, yard implements, boats etc. For example, my Jeep counts as 6 cylinders and the snow thrower counts as 1.

 

I have 23. How about you?

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About 26 counting some model airplane engines.

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2 cars

1 pickup

1 mower

1 edger

2 chain saws

7 total

One of the cars is a Prius, but I counted it anyways. Seems like it should be a fraction.

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If my math is correct, and including Mrs. Doc's car, 23. 25 if you count the two air compressors I own, which have cylinders as well.

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It's not about how many you have (46), but if you are firing on all of them.

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Rotors -- as in rotary engines?

As in wop wop wop.

;)

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49

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61

 

five V8 vehicles

two 4cyl vehicles

two VTwin motorcycles

one flathead six

one riding mower=1cyl

one push mower=1cyl

one weed eater=1cyl

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6 6 6 4 3 3 1 1 30

 

and if you add revolvers a hunnerd more or so

If we are talking about guns, Doc McCandless has us all beat. I think he's got 100 cylinders just for all of those cap and ball Remmies he owns. :D

 

To answer the OP's question, about 24 but I may be forgetting some of the stuff in the back of the garage.

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I count 24

10- pickup

6-car

4 tractor

2 chain saws

2 lawn mower

Posted

I'm embarrassed to admit it, 72 not including the youngest sons and youngest daughters cars that we still hold the title to. That would be 12 more. I obviously need to thin the herd.

Anyone want to buy a riding lawn mower? Cheap!

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6- 8cyl

1- 6

1- 5

2- 4

9- 1

 

So somewhere around 74 cylinders. Most are from my classic cars and the spare engines I have. If I'm not forgetting one or two which I probably am. I like engines, especially old ones that work and are easy to fix when they don't.

A better break down would be

1 - 289

2 - 327

1 - LQ4

1 - 390

1 - 7.3 Ford diesel

1 - whatever comes in a toyota 4-runner

1 - whatever 5 cylinder comes in a Colorado

1 - L head 134.2 4 cylinder out of my Willys MB

1 - whatever 4 cylinder is in my boat

9 - numerous small engines, lawnmower, edger, chainsaw, model airplanes, etc.

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28 I think.

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I am lacking. Only 14.

Since the move to VA, I jettisoned a lawn tractor and a snow blower.

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Do I count the ones on my HO scale model railroad steam locomotives? :unsure:

Steam is not internal combustion. Disallowed. 5 yard penalty. : D

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6- 8cyl

1- 6

1- 5

2- 4

9- 1

 

So somewhere around 74 cylinders. Most are from my classic cars and the spare engines I have. If I'm not forgetting one or two which I probably am. I like engines, especially old ones that work and are easy to fix when they don't.

A better break down would be

1 - 289

2 - 327

1 - LQ4

1 - 390

1 - 7.3 Ford diesel

1 - whatever comes in a toyota 4-runner

1 - whatever 5 cylinder comes in a Colorado

1 - L head 134.2 4 cylinder out of my Willys MB

1 - whatever 4 cylinder is in my boat

9 - numerous small engines, lawnmower, edger, chainsaw, model airplanes, etc.

Cool. Now there's real gear/motor head!

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