Could We Get One Started?
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That engine clearly couldn't wait to fire back up! What a truck... It would be great to see a journey with it. Even a good clean may help keep the inspiration to do it! Keep going!
Amazing, didn’t doubt the old girl wouldn’t run. Looking forward to seeing the restoration journey. Great guys 👍
Great video Becky. Nice to hear her fire up. Nice project for you & Liam. Enjoyed watching. 👍🏼👍🏼
Like I said before my late dad drove for this company , these trucks they were reknown for there reliability credit Liam well done 20 years sounds well strong looking forward to this , didn’t even turn over much kicked in straight away good man Liam 🇬🇧👏👏👏👏👏
Are you going to paint it green and yellow
Bless must be lot memories I'm sure liam and becky get this old girl to were she was
Now that's a different video, well done to you both, that old lass has plenty of life in her.
As for F10 , you won't see a modern engin start like that after 20yrs......dpf add blue, all sorts of sensors and wiring faults.
My past friend Rob, would of wet his pants seeing this,
And I would say he would of had it running round yard in a day.......
He was one of the best in hull when with us.....old school but bloody good.
Hope to see the F10 move and get washed then get the TLC required.
You know, if/when you get it to spec, if you asked me to take your decker out and gave me choice of daf or F10.....I'd take the Volvo.
Great to see/hear it running. Give the truck a good pressure wash, blow the tyres up, you can have it back in service next week!
Great video Becky . I'll watching every update . 👍👍
Great video, love old school volvo trucks...
Any vehicles which are old like the F10 are built better less electrical problems so more reliable and simple to fix as long they was maintained well good job you have a spare one for parts which will come in handy as didn't take much to get running after 20 years being stood outside as well i bet you can't wait to get it all done and out on the road 👍
Wow it's alive it's actually alive well done to both of you becky from John and Nora here in kidlington in oxfordshire 🇬🇧
I love your channel and this Irish man loves your videos. And I will be watching every upload.❤️☘️🍀🇮🇪🇮🇪☘️☘️🍀🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪😊😊😊😊
You will need air to work throttle brakes etc..the range change actuator on the back of the gear box often sticks out dropping or preventing air build up, known for dropping all the air when frozen..good luck with it.
I think you will have to take the engine out and mount it on a grumble that fit that type of engine and hone the barrels because I'm guessing after that length of time there must be a load of crud in their!!!!!!!!.... and maybe you might need new rings as well......Great Video as well!!!!!!!!!!!!!😃👍
I am 27 years old because I was born on the 24th of April 1997. I love cars and trucks and everything mechanical.😊 Great video.😊🇮🇪🍀☘️❤️
Loving this restoration guys & can’t wait to see the transformation kick in now the engine is alive it is onward & upward 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Can't beat an old Volvo! Love my little FL6. My dad passed his test in an F10 too.
Becky bit off advice take your ring off if you working in confined spaces,easily get it caught and rings can cause serious injury/pain to ones fingers (speaking from experience) plus you wouldnt want to damage your ring.Thatswhy people doing Liams sought of work never wear jewellery as i can be a potential hazard.
Great classic truck I got a friend who has this same model smart clean and strong bring it in Zimbabwe I carry bricks kkkk 😊😊
Thank you guys. Can't wait for the next one.
Great to see the old girl back to life again.
Twenty years ago diesel was entirely mineral based, so it was much more stable than it is today. That 20 year old diesel could be better than what you get from the pump, now. There’s no veg, or other bio junk in it. Of course, there are probably chunks of rust from inside the tank, so you should certainly run it through a decent filter
Volvos of that era had ally fuel tanks so no need to worry about rust. I'd crack the drain plug to drain any water though.
Great vid, this resto project will be good to follow, keep them coming 👍👍 Liam seems like a very clued up bloke. On a side note it was great to see Liam actually smile / display emotion 😳 Oh well there goes my theory that he was created in a cyborg laboratory somewhere in Northern England… But he is seriously clever….and human too 👍
Really really enjoyed watching this brilliant video and great to see Liam and yes getting to know him a whole lot more.
Well done guys looking good
Great video Becky my name is Rory Doyle I am from Dublin Ireland.🇮🇪🍀☘️😊❤️
So far so good.good work you two.😊
😊it nice to hear the old girl running you cant beat old school engines.hope everything else goes smoothly.🤞
I hope so too
Loving following you and Liam on this F10 journey. It's like a comedy sketch in places with you and liam it's so fun to watch haha. 2 great people 🫶
Brilliant Becky.
Fascinating.
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Hi Becky looking forward to the truck rebuild good luck.
You are so excited. I love this video can’t wait for the following videos. I hope I can work after doing nothing for 20 years.
Thank you ☺️ I can’t wait to start stripping it!
I have fond memories of the old Volvo F10 and F12 great trucks And also have to mention awesome 142 and 112 Scania amazing trucks back in their day
I am still on the driver theory test questions and studying for it.❤️😊☘️🍀🇮🇪
Great video as always Liam and Becky looking forward to seeing her come together!
First thing I'd done was wash it with a pressure washer and a good lot of brush and soap,
gettin all the shyte and mock off of it
because only then yer seein what yer working with,
cab, frame axle and other stuffs condition Esp. the Glass.
Btw. I'm suprised how easy yer could convert this F12 to Airride cab.
Another awesome video from you guys, thanks and keep them coming soon.
ANOTHER AMAZING VIDEO AND VERY INTERESTING THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Well done guys, can't wait to see how it progresses
Looking forward to following your progress keep with it..
Hello Becky and Liam you have got one running after 20 years standing in the rubbish so are you going to print it green I am waiting for the day it is pulling one of your livestock trailer down the road best of luck
Brilliant great to hear it starting
Get the professional struggler up for couple hours chris loves his old trucks and a fosters or two
Top man liam you know your stuff welldone becky
Bit smokey, emissions could be a problem
Probably best in future to prop the cab instead of jumping straight under🙈🙈
Absolutely!
Even if you think it’s overbalanced and can’t fall back, never trust a tipped cab. Always prop them.
You don’t get to try again, if it goes wrong.
Great video was nice to here the old volvo fire into life very cool
Proper job Becky sounds mint can’t beat an old motor run forever most them be in foreign climbes now getting thrashed to death
The man's a magician! More importantly...what's with the beard?!
Cracking video and looking forward to the next one .
Good on ye,get this old girl going.🏴
Enjoying this Becks 👍👍
Great video looking forward to the next installment
Coming soon!
The engine sounds great. No computers and no sensors merely mechanical, I don't think it's possible to start an engine today which has stood for 20 years with all the electronics on trucks.
Fantastic stuff
Can’t wait for the next one 😊
Great video, 20 odd years and running sweet as a nut!
Another excellent video 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
Good vlog not so shiny and bright 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
@18:51 cant claim for a work placed injury becks,
Brilliant 🤩
GRRRRR8 job ! U2. 👍👍
Just like Deboss Garage 👍
Only a Volvo Becky 👍
very cood🤣🤣😂😍😍👍👍👌
What’s the thing on the back of the turbo with the wires going in to it?
Becky, as a lifelong engineer and having seen some nasty accidents, the one piece of advice I can offer is to tie your hair back when working on vehicles.
So much more interesting then trucker Tim lol
I will take that 😂
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He's a bit 'loud'
you be carefull watching brake fluid pumping looking without safety wrap round glasses well dangerous for the prity eyes well chuffed it started so well shame you didnt have a couple of batterys to throw on it there was some on that old daf you keep using could have had them lol
Love video
why no safety onder the cab.
Hopefully can get the donar lorry up and running and take it too truck shows
The donor lorry is to supply parts for the show lorry .
@davidmarshall5603 tag axel looks better or is it a tag
Ah, the joys of trucks before computers
So much easier to work on!
There is 2 of them old girls on a farm by my house been there for years
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what a place to end the video (it's gone hard now) lol
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So here in the colonies a grease nipple is also called a "Zerke" fitting after a guy named Zerkowski who invented them (I think). Anyhow, if you're worried about too many nipple references threatening your PG rating just call 'em Zerks!! Keeping an eye on yiu from New Orleans USA!!
Nah, this girls a Brit. She speaks English, so they’re bleed nipples, or bleed screws. When she gets into it a bit more, she’ll talk about brake discs, not rotors, hub carriers, not knuckles and a whole raft of other original English words that somehow didn’t make it through American evolution.
We’re right on the cusp of needing an English/American dictionary, especially for technical language, although with words like “pavement” meaning the very opposite, depending on where they’re said, it’s probably time for a general one.
@@duncancremin1708 Yep!! America & Britain: two countries divided by the same language (as per Oscar Wilde, Bernard Shaw, or Churchill depending on who says it!) I was among the "Oil Field Trash" living in Scotland (1970-1981) poking about the North Sea looking for oil...Constantly trying to put "gas: in my car, Luggage in the "Bonnet" and check the oil in the "Boot." I miss looking for "birds" to "pull" especially ones with the nice Bristols!! Can't wait to watch Becky & Liam tackle these two mechanical dinosaurs and get one up and running...gota run any check my "tyres!"
lol! Luggage in the bonnet would be interesting, since under the bonnet is where we generally expect to find the engine. But you illustrated my point perfectly. There’s so much scope for misunderstanding now, it’s becoming a problem. In a previous life, I used to work in a filling station and it was very common to have American tourists pull up at the gas pump and try to persuade the gas connector to fit their petrol tank filler neck. That was okay in the day time, when we had staff to go and explain, but it was a different matter late at night when I was there on my own, dealing with a queue of customers and some guy was blowing off at me for not turning on the pump for him. For the benefit of any American readers, over here “gas” is a word exclusively reserved for substances that are vapor (US spelling!) at normal temperature and pressure. So in this instance the pump labelled “Gas” dispensed a propane/butane mixture at very high pressure. Not at all suitable for a gasoline powered vehicle. Those are still to be found in larger stations, in the cities, so I imagine it’s still an issue, though I have not worked in that capacity for over 30 years, now.
@@duncancremin1708 Yep Should have mentioned that my first car was a 65 Hillman Imp!! Paid about 75 quid for it in 71 Rear engine so it was a problem trying to put my luggage in the "boot" that I was used to having in the rear of the car..Loved that little car..barely passed its MOT..barely passed any other car on the road going over 50!! Had a litany of other motors over the years (Ford Zephyr..Simca..Datsun (75 510 estate)...Triumph Spitfire and last (my favorite) Rover 3500 P6 with the V-8...plus a couple of Triumph Bonnevilles T120R's...BTW, Liam is clearly a detail oriented mechanic (fitter?) as noted by his tidying up the threads on the grease nipples and clutch actuator!! Oh yeah, gas versus petrol..we had a "gasometer" storage facility on the outskirts of Inverness as I recall....cheers!
so what your saying becky, liam was to rough with the nipples lol🤣
Why were they parked up / abandoned becky?
How much did they sting you becky?
F12 next becky 😂