Uploaded October 2016 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Both of these engines are similarly sized and were built in the late 1919s. The engine on the left is a New Way. It is air-cooled, vertical, pushrod, and uses a buzz coil ignition. The engine on the right is a Domestic. It is water-cooled, horizontal, sideshaft, and uses a Magneto (Wico type AX) for ignition. Both engines run well and were built using completely different designs.
Both of these engines are similarly sized and were built in the late 1919s. The engine on the left is a New Way. It is air-cooled, vertical, pushrod, and uses a buzz coil ignition. The engine on the right is a Domestic. It is water-cooled, horizontal, sideshaft, and uses a Magneto (Wico type AX) for ignition. Both engines run well and were built using completely different designs.
