Is The Engine Savable? Homemade Tractor Buried Under A House, pt2
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2021
- This is part 2 on this homemade tractor built in the 1960s, then parked under a house for a long time, in this video we tear into the engine to see if it will come back to life, lets see how it goes,
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Mustie's manic laugh when he gets an engine to fire...Fantastic.
giggle.😎😁😊😃😉😄😂😊
the more i watch this channel the more i feel like im watching Doc Brown in "Back to the Future" lol
I was coming here to say just that LOL.
great scott
If Doc Brown had a big ole hammer.
the wild, white hair.DOC Mustie.#1.
He actually is ..he came back from the future where he has white hair 🙈😂😂😂😂
You had me worried for a second - I saw that thumbnail and thought Crusty had died. I actually said, out loud, "Nooooooooo, not Crusty!" My wife and daughter think I'm insane now.
Glad I'm not the only 1 that their family thinks i'm insane talking to a video 🙊😂😂
@@scottm-nc9451 Oooh no, you're nut ! 😂😂😂😂
By the way. Thanks to u and only u I got to fix 70 years old outboard. Before I had no idea anything about carbs but after watching ur videos, which I think I watched all of them. I had the courage and knowledge to get into the engine, take it apart and fix it. The old 70 year old carb was no go so I ordered one online the modern carb for 12$ and adapted it on the old motor. Now it starts from the second pull and it all thanks to u! Thank u that U thank u. U have no idea how much u teach me with the vids that u put out.
I'm learning so much about small engines, watching Mustie putter around inside every clapped-out piece of New England castoff equipment.
LOL !! This comment deserves many more thumbs up!!
The church of engine repair is now in service. The reverend Mustie will deliver his weekly Sunday sermon. His congregation is growing! ....fire and brimstone.....
Hallelujah brother.
Amen to that!
:-D
"and God said it was good" gen 1:31
And a homily to PB blaster... let us spray.
@@gcarson19 :-D :-D :-D
I think what makes Musties channel the best is his ability to "converse" with his audience via the camera, makes it seem so natural like a conversation with each viewer. Keep up the great vids!
A Mr. Rogers with a wrench instead of a book.
When you bring something like this back to life, it is a thrill for everyone watching. It is a bigger and deeper thrill for the family and friends that experienced these machines personally, when they were last running. You know how it is.
I always enjoy the last little bits that get added in at the end. Usually some sort of comedy or triumph. Love that old tractor and it’s cool that somebody’s ingenuity and creativity is being shared with so many people that would have otherwise never have seen it. Good stuff, sir!
Love the sound the ol' "chugger" makes....bings back many fond memories of days gone by....👍
just been out for a ride on my Honda CBF125 along with my parents who were in their mg midget 1500 and now i can watch Mustie fix something, my life is complete
...life is good-!!
I'm so envious😞 due to a major back injury I can no longer ride😢😢 and had to sell my 69 triumph bonneville.
stay safe out there, unfortunately most ppl won't watch out for you.
@@scottm-nc9451 I'm very sorry to hear that
@@scottm-nc9451 So sorry to hear you're not able to ride...old Triumph Bonnies are bikes of wonder; I had two of them, a BSA Lightning and a Norton Commando. The OLD Brit bikes are beautiful! Get well...stay well.
@@scottm-nc9451 AW, THAT'S TERRIBLE!!!
....THERE ARE SOME THINGS THAT I WOULDN'T WISH ON MY WORST ENEMY-!!!
Mustie is the “Junk Whisperer “ .....love your work👍👍
wait a second, some people refer to "JUNK" in a different way!! As in if you get hit in the nuts, you might say that you just got hit in the JUNK, That would make " JUNK WISPERER" a completely different video! LOL
Junk whisperer. I like it. Might have to steal that. Never stole a line I didn't like.
Creative mastermind at work as always. A Qtip on the drill was a great tip I’d never thought of before 😂
I absolutely love it when a motor fires for the first time and you bust out in a meniacal, evil scientist laugh! "IT'S ALIIIIVVVE!" 😂
Did the same evil psycho doctor laugh when a generator that didn't start for 4 years finally turned over after replacing the coil, plug and cleaned the entire carb (took me 4 plus hours every nook and corner every jet needle.... etc)... four years it sat unloved and gas just evaporated varnished everything... tank was scrap. Rotted through the seams... now it's well loved, well maintained
young frankestine , ,,,Frankenstein.
Doc brown from back to the future
I love those old thumpers, great sounding engine.
Q tip to clean the fuel inlet seat, 😀. Damn I was a motorcycle tech for over 35 years and didn’t think of that. Nice 👍🏼
Thanks for making decent size enjoyable videos, haven't missed an episode. THANKS MUSTIE1.
Maybe somone else mentioned this. The ooze that came out of the old coil was insulation and the most likely problem was a short circuit when it gets to high voltage, not necessarily an open circuit. You cann test that with a 'hipot' high voltage insuraltion tester, but as a practical matter, replacing the part where the schmoo came out with a different cheap part is a good plan.
She's alive! Good work.Thanks for the look.
I can't wait to see this thing work. I've had on my mind for at least 8 years to build one myself, and this gives me so much inspiration. Greets from Finland!
Watching Mustie & vice grip garage both know and love there old engines. Both with great sense of humour excellent.
Both excellent channels.
Coffee and snack time and most important a Mustie1 video. What a great channel is tihs.
Looking forward every Sunday.
Idling it reminds me of my Lister D. If I revved it like that though it'd go bouncing across my garage! Lovely engine!
To be honest, I have lost track of which projects are still pending - midget car, lambo clone, E 100, 1970s sports car based on VW with ugly bumpers ... and I sometimes wonder if Mustie still has the overview.
But I'm seriously happy about every new video. His laugh when the engine starts is contagious and to me it's phenomenal that this channel manages without product placements, begging for patreon, click baiting or anything else. I think Mustie is actually having fun teaching other people. That's why I love the channel: no crap, no political message, just pure, authentic craftmanship.
Thank you very much, hats off and I hope you never stop.
Wonder how many carburetors Mustie has cleaned in his life? Lol.
About as many brakes that Eric O has done on South Main Auto in NY.
All of them ;)
@@chrisfreemesser5707 ROTF👍
If you x-ray his head, it's a cutaway of some vintage carburetor. ;)
all of them. I actually left a dirty old carb out on my workbench one night and when I came by in the morning I discovered it had been visited by the Mustiefaries and was clean a whistle!
Wow, I (wasn't) subscribed, but I saw part one to this several days back and just randomly thought..."I wonder if there's a part 2 yet" so I looked you up and lo and behold this video was released 18 minutes ago!
Welcome.
Welcome. It's a great channel!
And at the end you showed the water coming down from the mountains and now I got to go to the bathroom, thank you so much! Regards from the Ole man in Virginia.
The famous Mustie1 laugh! This is a true testament to Mustie1’s prowess at engines. This Franken-tractor will be a good unit for lawn and garden work, maybe if it is kept, useful around the shop. Love from NW Colorado. Thanxz
Amazing how you get all the old machinery and motors working like new again. Such a great channel!
- "Houston, we have a problem!"
- "Don`t worry Mustie is there with his wire wheel"
And WD40
And carb cleaners
And funny hammer
Great tractor, got love the slow thumping,
Those are excellent engines, and that tractor will be fun to see what it can do. May be a keeper!
What a mission!!!! 👌 That engine was purring nicely once you worked your magic.
Thaat clutch linkage is cool! Builder was a smart guy.
Seeing that old an engine spit flames out the exhaust makes me a happy man. Awesome job, Mustie!
Only Mustie can bring those engines back to life 👍🏻 Excellent video. Cheers for the free entertainment Stevie 😎🏴
Enjoyed. I know you want to keep it "as is" but I'd like to see you put a rusted exhaust pipe upturned with a home made rain flap. Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸
Wouldn't it have to poke through the hood?
Mustie looking more like the Doc from back to the future :) perhaps he really is working on a time machine lol ;)
Love the sound of that engine!
Talk about resurrecting the dead! You are a mechanical wizard! I have a an old 8 HP tractor that ! want to get going this spring with the same carb on it. This is very inspirational! Thanks Musti1!
25:12 Up in here,Up in here R.I.P. DMX. That dude was doing crack at twelve, the fact he made it to fifty is amazing. Hell of an artist and my childhood soundtrack.
I love this idle sound and the light show in the exhaust 👍
Yup, classic.
What a beautiful sound that thump a thump! Great Job!
Thats a cool old tractor I loved to see it come to life
I'm going to learn that this should be the permanent 'Coffee Break', every Sunday!:) We love you, Mustie1! Semper Fidelis
I wake up and drink coffee to watch this guy love this stuff ever since I got my 1967 broadmoor simplicity 707
I love the sound and the way the old engines work and in 50 years from now it will properly still be running. Mustie please I can't wait for prat 3 I need it now.
I love these old small engines that will idle down to like 100 rpm and be happy as a clam. Great job as always Mustie!
That thing sounds just as good or even better than most lawn tractors today. That's awesome.
For starting an engine using a drill, I use a 3/8 inch ratchet adaptor. It can be used on any extension bar to get a ratchet action. It effectively becomes an over running clutch once the engine starts.
For cleaning engines, try Simple Green, 50/50 mix with water.
It's a beautiful thing watching mustie1 bringing engines back to life
That old engine sounds great! My lawn mower or chipper Briggs would never idle that well! Amazing that coil was still available. Another good one in the works!😊
I love when these vids end with a moment of New England Zen!
I just love the laugh when it fires for the first time!! Great stuff!
That was awesome. I love seeing something being brought back from the dead. Your videos are always great!
Beautiful brook scene! Nice to see that old thumper come back to life. It doesn't have the earth pounding thump of my Wisconsin AGND, but it's good! LOL I still use my dad's Craftsman screwdrivers that he bought in the 1950s and 1960s. I brought them back to Europe when dad passed away in the 1970s and have been using them ever since. They are very robust! Thanks for all the fun.
Darren you are a legend!!! my favourite part of the week.
The amazing world of old stuff: “I need a coil kind of thing for some sort of magneto deal that's on a Briggs & Stratton engine made sometime between 1935 and 1970, not sure exactly.” “Here ya go. It may fit a little tight.”
Just got off work on a sunday morning, so it's time to unwind with Mustie1
Another excellent video. It should be required viewing for VoAg students so they can learn how to fix things.
What a lovely little engine that is, sounds great!
Old school engines... always fun to get running once again 👍
All the younger mechanics in the crowd are screaming he’s not wearing gloves and he’s touching all those chemicals....He’s not even wearing a RESPIRATOR! LOOK he’s got oil on his hands! RIGHT ON HIS SKIN😳😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Unfortunately I know a lot of those old mechanics you talk about now have various cancers and skin problems. When I started my apprenticeship years ago we were taught to blow brake dust off discs and drums with compressed air 😔
@@antmk2dreaming614 Asbestos....😨
@@Prestone44 exactly!
Younger mechanic here
I dont do any of that shit
0 safety in my garage
Feck, just wipe your fingers off on your pants, roll a sigarette and ooen a beer and keep on working. :p
That was good you got it going looking forward to your next one on that little homemade tractor. 👍👍😀🇨🇦
Nice video .
I started watching just after it went live there was 1 view .
Dipped in and out all day .
Finally got to the end ,
101107 folk have watched .
Just had a busy day today .
Mended my mower .
Went shopping .
Had visitors .
Heard neighbours weedeater sounding flat . No high revs .
So mended that . .
It's been a fun day .
That laugh when it turned over was awesome! Mosquitoes are out here as well. 50 degrees in Florida is freezing! =)
You're talking to a person who wore a normal zipped up sweater, and pants in negative 20f and thought it felt fine
(Not joking)
I'm in Orlando Florida. It's already almost 90 here lately.
HA HA YEA.....dont we all get excited when something runs again.
@caleb carinci m8kb
I have the best wife, She wakes me with a cup of coffee and hands me the remote. and says "honey Mustie uploaded a new video have a good day" . Where do I nominate her for wife of the year award!!!
the remote? you aint gotta lie to kick it...
@@motoXcR i watch on my smart tv
Wow, that looks very good considering it's homemade! I could use that thing anytime!
No Mosquitoes here yet in Colorado Springs.
We're still getting snow.
Maybe if it stays cold longer we won't have them this year.
Do you think?
Nope...they'll be here in force soon enough.
Thank you for your inspiration and instruction.
I'll be using what I've learned from you soon.
Got a throw away lawn mower and a Troybuilt snow blower this winter.
Never would have even looked twice at them if not for your encouragement.
Wrench on!!!
A longer bolt on your governor arm will bottom out in the casting so you can get it tight and allow the arm to move.
Good catch.
. It must be Sunday morning!
You seriously get some of the coolest old finds sir. Love your vids
i could spend the rest of my days riding that around straight cool
Idles down like an old Pan Head Harley. It's got the Putt without the tatoe hehehe Nice save!
I've seen all your video's! Love the laugh you get when an engine starts! All right! #14 Remember the Titans
....made me smile when the original motor on the tractor fired, but then again, I cheer whenever Mustie brings one back to life.....
That stream at the end is just awesome ..... great work on the tractor
It blows my mind that you could buy a new coil for that old dinosaur. Gives me hope for some of mine.
Good ol' B&G. They still stock parts for most of their engines. Try that with other brands. Or Chinese... 😝
There is this magic place called Google.
@@paulcopeland9035 evil dark magic. A deathly pallor has fallen upon the land.
as always what a way to start a new week!! Coffee and Mustie! Good Morning/Evening to those it applys too!
Oh, man! That stream (or creek,) at the end was just awesome!
Engine sounds great. I love this project.
Good morning from the uk 🇬🇧
@tigershadow1 yes thank you all good here and restrictions have just lifted again but no telling how long for with the new strains making a rise.
@tigershadow1 getting better apart from the few idiots who can't or won't listen to reason.
@@glynprice3815 there’s always idiots they can’t help it unfortunately there too stubborn to listen to reason
Haha av literally just commented on the last video 😂Are you dropping a part two today mustie av been waiting all week to see it , you are the one that got me into tractors ,
May need a ring change. But may tighten up after a while.
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Love the creek at the end!!
This guys cut from the same cloth as me ,brother from another mother.
Love getting old things and bringing them back to life
Love the way people make things out of old parts. It's how dune buggies were born.
Ooh yes looks like my lunch break is gonna be extended by an hour
Never seen a Briggs and Stratton engine idle that low and still keep running in all the years I've been fooling with them. that's a sweet running little engine. Now if you can figure out how to pick hook up one of them starter generator type contraptions you will be able to drive it at night with lights.
Miata pfp? Nice
@@orangepickel2 I've worked on those cast iron engines a lot. I sat here talking to justice what to do next lol.
@@dennisjohnson5754 first engine I ever took apart and I mean took apart was a 2.9 horsepower Briggs Stratton and Stratton lawn mower engine that had a 18-in blade that my brother used to cut grass with was bought new 1957 I was 8 years old in 1962. The Masonic temple sat on about an acre of land and it had a big grass parking area and that's a lot of walking with an 18-in mower 2 ft High Grass.
Cool! Love the B&S engine Thank you for sharing Take care
In part1, gas bowl fuel; a fine vintage wine....when it started up sounded fine lugging along.
Nice save!
Thanks.
What Mustie didn't mention is that once it's above 32 degrees here in the Northeast, people start wearing shorts again. Seriously.
All year for me unless it's single digits!!
Not just the Northeast. Same here in Minnesnowta.
Did anyone notice the ultrasonic cleaner was showing 1 degree C? Chilly in the shop!
And the girls too ! Gotta love Spring time. 🤗
I know people who go lightly jogging up here in Minnesnowta in shorts quite often
2 mins and 235 views, love how your channel has grown Mustie.
He had an offer to have his own reality show but he decided not to take it. Look it up on his channel. I think this could had been as huge as American Restoration and similar shows. But I guess nothing beats happiness eh
42 min and 5000 views
@@RenanSCstratocaster I think Darren should let his episodes go to air just as they are.
Should take this one along with crusty to a show, think that would be so cool,...
WOW, you can Fix anything ! Good Job ! 👍
Love the video and that babbling brook is magnificent!
"Up I'm here" x3.
Didn't expect a DMX reference, he passed away from a heart attack the other day 😭
"Dark Man X"........RIP
Haha yeah reference caught me off guard too
Been waiting. Here at last.👍🏼
I cannot believe how emotionally involved I am with wanting this tractor to run. Your work is awesome.
Nice upgrade with that replacement coil. I like vintage parts, but not flaky old coils. Great work.
I loved the accidental DMX reference. Up in here!
Definitely not accidental
Good Morning everyone.
Mustie1 please keep doing what your doing and don't let some network take over. I love watching true Americans doing what they do.
very cool little tractor, best part is it fits so well in the back of Crusty the Lumber truck! Need to figure out how to hook a saw up to it or something and mill some lumber at the "tactor mac" show out there!