The 1929 Gardner 4L2. Geoff gives Mark and James a practical demonstration of how to start the 4L2, also describes some of the novel design features of this ground breaking design engine of 1929. | Anson Engine Museum

We discuss how diesel engines produce a louder and rougher sound compared to gasoline engines. This is due to the way diesel engines ignite fuel through extreme air compression rather than spark plugs. The violent combustion creates intense vibrations and pressure waves, resulting in the signature diesel engine sound. While modern diesels have become quieter, the raw mechanical growl is still part of their DNA. Diesel engines are also built tougher to handle the brutal conditions they operate in