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Outstanding.

Can You tell me the brand name of the growler

Where did you get the internal EVR?

Thats Beautiful!! But the 00 cables didn't have anything to do with your valves did they?

Very helpful presentation! Thanks for posting!👍

Thank you for a great video. The local veteran car club here has vehicles dating back to 1898 through to 1918.

Thanks. Have adjusted mine for my driving style. Lots of short trips.

Hello, I am trying to identify a couple of old empty rimfire cases which has .32 diameter and 1,45 inches long. Do you know the commercial designation of this ammo? Can you help me? Thank you so much.

Excellent Video! Explained everything in nice detail.

Nice video, no BS, very knowledgeable about the subject prèsented...learned new fire arm/ ammunition nomenclature...!!

Thanks for what you do. I have an 84 18 foot boat with a inboard stern drive mercruiser....2.5 liter 120hp chevy motor...I had my engine running for over 2 hours...next day started it up...then took to lake....once on the water and it was under a load and or had back pressure on the exhaust from the water it would not stay running...Few times it would start and die and then nothing...few times i kept it running by adding fuel to carb but then it cranked for a while with nothing and then we check and had zero spark....all i have done is clean the points but the points are old and so is condenser....plugs...wires and cap and rotor look good...coil looks newer but was getting hotter then i thought good. 2 times i took it out to the water and each time as soon as i got it on the water it would not stay running?...Any ideas

I would like to know what prime paste you used. Thanks Ken

Thank you for this. Do you have a demonstration of how to test a condenser with a basic multimeter? I’m struggling with my Ford 8N tractor.

I always wondered why .25 ACP didn't catch on for long guns and become a family of cartridges (headspacing on the rim) similar to .22 LR since it was supposed to be comparable to .22 LR, but with centerfire reliability, reloadability, better magazine-ability, and less lead fouling. Then I came across this cartridge and wonder the same thing. Any chance there could be a renaissance in the idea of a new .25 centerfire cartridge family with higher pressures for newer metallurgy and powders that might be able to fire .25 ACP and/or .25 Stevens?

Hello! How did u make the stick for it to go on?

Thanks much for this informative video and for letting me know of this great improvement. I just finished getting one installed and had a little glitch I'd like to pass along. After installing the EVR I had no generator output. Took everything apart, checked the armature and field and everything looked fine. Reinstalled the generator...still no output...suspected a faulty EVR so bypassed it to get full generator output. Reconnected the field wire to the EVR and now works just fine....turns out the field had to be reflashed. Michael provides excellent installation and troubleshooting instructions. I let him know of my problems and suggested he may wish to add instructions on testing the generator to see if the field needs to be reflashed.

You may be using the ramrod wrongly. The larger end is for your hand to push down on the charge

Super video - love that tester! Thanks for sharing.

Great video Sir! You have helped me make my decision to go through with that build.

How do you crimp the bullet in the case? I can reprime that brass and cast bullets, but am at a loss on how to crimp them in.

Thank you for the video, but we can barely hear anything with all the gunshots. Maybe try putting on a lav mike to minimize background noise

How does someone contact you about rebuilding a generator?

G day Interesting. Ths

I just picked up what appears to be an identical tester. My manual states it is a 1941 year unit.

Really like the pressurized plug tester. Cool! I've seen some homemade ones, but love the original old tools

Awesome!

It brings back old memories of working on a much larger machine.

Great video! I love these old tools... thanks for showing how to use it. Gotta try and find a Growler

Steve, is there a way to test for a short in an armature without a Growler? Is there a multimeter test?

what’s the name of this so i can get this for my truck

Can the short be repaired or do you just scrap it?

Steve, can you make a video on swapping a Stevens 44 RF block with a centerfire block? Turns out that RMC is making 25 Stevens CF brass.

Nice work. Many thanks!

Steve where did you get the centerfire block? I have a Stevens 44 in 25 Stevens RF and a Stevens 44 in 25-20SS. Can I swap the 25-20SS block and use it in the .25 Stevens RF with Rocky Mountain 25-20 Stevens centerline brass? Is it that simple?

this is great information, thank you very much for posting

Excellent video! Thank you very much!

I remember this turning up as Tubbs' backup gun a couple of times on Miami Vice. Whilst I wouldn't necessarily recommend for primary carry, I'd say having it as a backup in a convenient place would still be very handy. Wouldn't mind seeing the round vs a ballistic dummy sometime just to see what kind of performance one can expect.

Great video. How do you adjust voltage on evr in generator

Hi Steve, great video, fascinating carbine. It looks like you're getting a lot of blowback from the breech area when you fire. Is that leakage around the .22 blank? Case not expanding due to low pressure load? I can understand keeping pressures low because I think the split breech design doubles the force on the breech block pin, unlike the later rolling block design.

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What a cool piece of vintage test equipment! This is an example of something used in an era of actually fixing things, not just removing the old one and bolting on a new one, like we do today (in the first world). It's in amazing condition, especially considering it's almost 100 years old.

Hello Steve, Cabot here again, I noticed that on the brush you removed that the holder would look like it is meant for a CCW armature rotation even though the application is CW. My 3 brush Autolite GCJ-4801 for a ‘41 Willys confused me because the main brush holders were also like yours but the 3rd brush holder was oriented in the expected direction to better support the brush. I checked Auto-lite service Parts catalog and all are as listed. I also have a question related to Autolite three brush generator which is off topic, it has a spring clamp to hold the third brush holder my manual does not say how tight to tighten the screw on the spring clamp but if I were to tighten it down I doubt one would be able to adjust the 3rd brush without removing the endcap

Please Google article , .41 BARKS AGAIN , for an actual modern day shooting in Illinois, by a police detective armed with a single shot , hideout gun in caliber .41 short ... The bottom line is it was deadly and worked quite well at close range ...

I converted my 10/22 the same as you did, refinished stock, Tech 200 sights, sling and oiler, magazine extension, and I love it. One other modification I did, I purchased a bolt handle extension on Ebay from JWH Custom to replace the stock Ruger handle for about 25 bucks. It was an improvement both in use and appearance. This rifle is so fun, good looking, and accurate to shoot. Thanks for the video.

I am amazed that you could make a rimfire using a .22 acorn blank with such a tiny brass case. You are the man. Are you by any chance of Swiss ancestry ?

It’s not real hard to jacket pull and make rimfires. There primed with the white part of a strike anywhere match. A pile of them are wetted down and ground into a paste then while damp use a tooth pick to pack the rim. Let them dry then load powder and lead. Never had one fail to go off. The casing is made of flat piece of brass cut into a round disk and pressed through a series of dies. The brass gets annealed every third die. I use a toaster oven. I got a black powder 22 long long I make ammo for. Learned on UA-cam. Think they were making 22LR but the idea is the same. It is a little work but not to bad if you ever wanna try the real deal the way it was then check it out. Might be under drawn casings.

great condenser and video

Hello Steve, I’m finally assembling my ‘41 Willys Auto-lite generator. I was going to use an open ball bearing but I see my NOS armature does not have the part that slides over and up against the shaft snap ring that the inner felt slides on. If this was on my old armature I lost it when I sent it to a shop for a quote to rewind. Have you seen anyone selling this part, I assume it also sets axial placement of the armature since the bearing is pressed up to it.

General Douglas MacArthur , had one as did John Dillinger . Then there was HAVE GUN WILL TRAVEL , with Richard Boone . Almost forgot Doc Holliday , his girlfriend Big nose Kate gave him one as a gift, engraved ...

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