Incredible Vintage Wisconsin Engine - Will It Run?
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2021
- In "Scruffy Won't Take Closed For An Answer", Taryl obtains this vintage Wisconsin engine from Elk Skins and sees if he can get it running. Parts are hard to come by so he'll try his best to get this old reliable engine running off what little he has. Can he make it work? Taryl IS the MacGyver of small engines, but sometimes even MacGyver faces some pretty tough challenges that he may or may not be able to overcome... Tune in for that!
Prior to and after the attempt, Taryl has to exit the shop to aid Junior who's broke down on a pick-up before local yokel Scruffy comes by in a hurry. He sure gets angry and decides to take it out on a customer's mower when he thinks that Taryl's not opening the door for him. See how it all plays out in this hilarious yet educational how-to video from your pals at Grass Rats Garage. Another classic that's bound to make you smile and knowledge that will stick with you forever. And as always... There's Your Dinner!!
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any one who would watch this shit video needs mental help!!!!
This channel really does deserve an Emmy award. This is the best diy, "program", on the, "airwaves". All due respect to Musti1 who does his videos sans a cameraman and certainly is a contender. In my opinion the videography gives Taryl and the grassrats crew the edge . Acting, characters and skits aside.
The wife walks in and said ''That guy can fix anything''. I told her that Taryl teaches and sometimes restores old stuff. She listens when in the area. I'm still disappointed at the low sub number. She is too. Have a friend subscribe.
Someone get Taryl a Wisconsin V4.
You should make sure, if in public, to wear pants with those aprons
If Taryl works on it, of course it will run.
You won't find a better teacher anywhere. Thanks Tarl!
Loved how the 1974 Power King tractor got up and running due to this gentleman. He's more than good! He knows his stuff.
That things sounds like a WWII Spitfire when it starts.
This brings back 1976 shop apprentice memories. Getting yelled at for using the boss’s extra thin Snap-on tapped wrenches to loosen a rusted deck bolt. “Not my Wisconsin tappet wrenches you numb skull!” Today I could sue, and own the shop for being traumatized. Well at least I remember what a tappet wrench is.
thanks for throwing in a couple free stickers in my order about a month ago, it was a nice surprise .
Just found this 2 years later and I'm glad I had an hour to watch Taryl bring this boat anchor back to life! Keep this kind of content coming. We need more people willing to spend time on these engines instead of scrapping them at the first sign of a problem.
Nice, those old Wisconsin’s are tough as nails. Great old engines….
The "King of small Engines"... Better yet, Taryl gets me laughing, which at this point in time is worth more than money !! Thanx Taryl !!!!
Boy them old Wisconsin's sound good, I do believe they would idle at like 27 rpm's, they just sat there and loped and loped. Nice work
"Start it on the table Taryl...we want to see bad things happen!" Had me in stitches. You crack me up man. Sound like me working by myself in the shop through out the day!
Back in the seventies, when I was a young apprentice carpenter those Wisconsin engines were on all kinds of equipment, mixers, generators etc. They ran real good and pretty dependable.
Every think about getting a rear engine snapper and weld/mount an engine mounting plate to the front? You'd have a drivable test frame. You could make the engine mount a bit higher so you're not constantly stooped over working on an engine. Then when you're done you could drive the test frame out of the shop and park it next to MoTow.
Love the fix it videos on vintage engines👍
These Old Engines Are Lot's Of Fun To Work On. Thank's For Keeping Them Alive Taryl