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Damn,nice work,love it..Always liked the exhaust note of those Moto-Skis😀

Nice work😊

Very well done!!! Back from the era of what was called , "The golden age of snowmobiling" which was 1965 thru 1982.

Great job

Lookin fantastic Todd

My first snowmobile was the 440 Capri. I bought it second hand for $200 in 1978. Great first sled. Hearing that distinct exhaust sound really brought back memories!

Put the grate in the barrel, never do one rack hanging. I've found out it gets to hot

Very nice Todd!

Outdoors Toddy, another amazing vid bud. keep them coming!

Well done Toddy, thanks for another great vid! Quality work bud, keep it up.... pneumatic torches.... bahahahahaha!

that looks like a Regency stove in the opening. I feed one in the kitchen all winter here on the farm. First the moto ski and now outboards. There is a 3 horse merc and a 7.5 evinrude in the barn. Lots to look forward to after the ski doo. John in Manitoba.

thanks Toddy. Great technique on the video. And very useful here. A neighbour has a '70 motoski with the 493 Hirth and low miles but it has been on the ground under a truck cap for 25 years and everything is froze down. Will wait for spring. But I have a '70 Olympique I bought new to work on instead. Did you use rust converter before priming ? And is your spray gun airless ? John in Manitoba.

Old School Snowmobile

Damn...7000 miles is a ton for a sled of that vintage

Nice Todd!!

sweet table Toddy!!!

outstanding talent Toddy, thanks for sharing this

Spectacular Toddy!! thanks for showing this.

Cool toy Toddy, cant wait for the next video!

Nice sled. Moto-Ski Capri

Looks like you mastered controlling the temp on the ok joe and not the pit barrel...cuz that is what gonna determine your tenderness...they both look good tho

Well done!

I love my PBC. People get a little flustered with the temperatures, because they’re expecting it to behave like a smoker - it’s a COOKER. I just let it cook. When it looks done, you take it out. If you wanna be fancy, you probe it with a thermometer. Not much too it lol.

gosh the oklahoma looks good 🤤

Looks pretty good! Whats the name of the song? I like it

I’ve never had any luck with the PBC. It runs way too hot and cooks too fast. Ribs can go from almost done to burnt within minutes! Also, everything is too smoky.

nice job!

Nice outdoor table!

I bought one of these new in 72 for $ 625.00 ca loved it put on 6500 miles good .The motor was awesome .😮

I wouldn't put gas in it after restoration.

One word...MAGNIFICENT.

Nicely done! Looks great! Where did you find a track for it? I've got a '75 Cadet I plan on refurbishing sometime in the future.

Love it, great restore.

nice work. very thorough job!

Great vid Toddy, so cool to see the old machines fixed, up and running again. The sound of the ratchet on fast time is just too funny! keep up the great vids bud, thanks again for sharing.

"Outdoor Todd" your skills never stop amazing me. Keep up the Absolutely Outstanding Work!

Very Talented!!!! Can you make a bar stool like that too?

ARE YOU SERIOUS!! this is awesome Toddy. so cool man, so cool!!!

Absolutely Outstanding Work! Your attention to detail and dedication is clearly visible in this video.

Nice job !

thats pretty cool, glad to hear it run at the end, great video 👍👍👊👊

That thing looks like a beast!!! Great Vid Toddy, thanks for sharing. looking forward to vid #2

looks & sounds great. Do you use a gasoline-resistant paint, like bake-cured engine enamel or something? I've thought about painting some saws, but I figure gasoline will strip most paints & clear coats... and between filling the tank or draining it for storage, i figure gas will eventually come into contact with the paintjob.

screen piece goes around starter cup I think not on top of the cylinder. always place on cardboard or some type of padding on your drive when running it so you do not scratch the paint all to crap. awesome job.

Mooi werk Todd

Great job!