The Commer TS3 “knocker” is a unique opposed piston engine and it Sounds Good! The three-cylinder, six-piston, rocker drive two-stroke with a blower for scavenging makes an incredible noise, as evidenced by this clip from goodwinmadhouse on YouTube. A 105 hp and 270 ft-lb of torque diesel in the 50s and 60s! Quite a feat of engineering. Watch this video above (maybe a couple times) and tell us: does the Commer Knocker Sound Good? See our feature: https://bringatrailer.com/2020/02/08/sounds-good-

Ever wondered what an engine looks like on the inside? You can see a Commer TS-3 Diesel engine in action at the touch of a button in our museum! Introduced for use in commercial vehicles in 1954, this model was discontinued in 1968 when Chrysler took over the Rootes Group. It has three cylinders moving above and across the crankshaft, each with two pistons. Unlike a petrol engine, a two-stroke diesel cannot use crankcase pressure to boost the air supply, as it would tend to combust or explode an

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In the Roman Empire a unique sauce called garum flavored countless dishes. Prepared by layering fish intestines with salt in large vats, it was left to ferment under the sun. The process yielded a thin amber liquid with a pungent aroma, so much so that factories had to be outside city boundaries. Valued across the empire, regional variations added herbs and spices to create unique tastes. Even Pliny the Elder praised the finest garum as a luxurious item, integral to both Roman cuisine and commer