Thanks for the education on the mechanics of these old jewels. I enjoyed the more in-depth video you posted. It looks like you have plenty of projects on your property and should be fun to watch as you whittle through them.
Thanks to Casey Ladelle for making us aware of your awesome channel. Looking forward to future videos about all this wonderful past technology, and ingenuity. Take care and have a great day.
Never have road in a model T before now it seems like I have. Beautiful old car owned by a very clever man, never saw a distributor set up like that! Five stars to you and your car.
Dave, I Love Miss Spitfire 😍 and all of your tractors, windmill, Libation Station, etc. You have a beautiful collection of just interesting stuff and a beautiful farm. I watched the video where Casey LaDelle visited your farm. So interesting 😊 Please keep posting on UA-cam, many of us Love your stuff that brings back memories. Thank You!❤ God bless.🙏
I was born in 1947 and addicted to Model T's from , maybe not year one, maybe in year 4. Over time I have met only three older men w/ Model T knowledge as shown here. From this video I am aware it was a good thing I put a Pinto 4 cyl in the (semi restored) 1924 Model TT flatbed that I peiced together. Had a chance to install the correct engine, but this video informed me how little I know about those engines. This video also displays the difference in "old timers" vs the videos of today's "I am right because I say so (how do I say that in Canadian?) Video makers. Can not say THANK YOU big enough using this keyboard.
at 4:23 time frame there is a piece of pipe behind you on the ground 3-4 " put that inside of another pipe like a sleeve and I need the one inside to rotate at 20,000 rpm the issues start from there the outside pipe has a line of grooves and the inside one has various cut outs and I need to lubricate it without loosing oils from the outside tube. air comes in one end of the thing and goes out the outside tube grooves/ slots
@@cciwb I like what you do but the part you take for granted the part that is wise in how things work is the part I wish to access are you game for that?
I keep checking for new videos. You think the information you have is common but they probably thought the same about the pyramids and you see how that turned out
@@cciwb I posted you to Nick's Garage to help your channel but more over I have shared with them my engine design in more detail like I need to do with you but can not do it here but I can by email.
I waited from 1986 until 2021 to get the parts to do what was tried since before that car was made. all is good except one thing, the lubrication of one part and it is picky
Thanks for the education on the mechanics of these old jewels. I enjoyed the more in-depth video you posted. It looks like you have plenty of projects on your property and should be fun to watch as you whittle through them.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very cool. love our 2 T's. The one, we took across country back in Nov. We're about to start another build. Subscribing!
Saw a shout out for this channel on Nick's Garage live. Enjoyed the video. Subscribed! Really enjoyed the ride down the old grade and the scenery.
Thank you!
Damn near sounds like a vac case tractor. Quite a treat to see it still going, and no doubt a labor of love to keep it going. Thanks for the video.
Thanks to Casey Ladelle for making us aware of your awesome channel. Looking forward to future videos about all this wonderful past technology, and ingenuity.
Take care and have a great day.
Thank you!
Never have road in a model T before now it seems like I have. Beautiful old car owned by a very clever man, never saw a distributor set up like that! Five stars to you and your car.
Thanks
Dave, I Love Miss Spitfire 😍 and all of your tractors, windmill, Libation Station, etc. You have a beautiful collection of just interesting stuff and a beautiful farm. I watched the video where Casey LaDelle visited your farm. So interesting 😊 Please keep posting on UA-cam, many of us Love your stuff that brings back memories. Thank You!❤ God bless.🙏
Thank you!
@@cciwb I meant to say Gitterdones, Not Tractors! 😉 Love them All ❤😊
I was born in 1947 and addicted to Model T's from , maybe not year one, maybe in year 4. Over time I have met only three older men w/ Model T knowledge as shown here. From this video I am aware it was a good thing I put a Pinto 4 cyl in the (semi restored) 1924 Model TT flatbed that I peiced together.
Had a chance to install the correct engine, but this video informed me how little I know about those engines.
This video also displays the difference in "old timers" vs the videos of today's "I am right because I say so (how do I say that in Canadian?) Video makers.
Can not say THANK YOU big enough using this keyboard.
Thank you for watching!
You just wasted all that original equipment dirt, glad to see Miss Spitfire back in action.
thanks for taking me along I dont get out much as I am stuck at this desk until I can do different
OMG! Mount that battery where it's easy to get too! 😱😁🤪😝🤣👍👍🇺🇸
😂 this is the easiest spot to have it located and fortunately we don’t have to change it very often 😂
I want to see more of the model T skeletons on your property. Also the timing gear arrangement.
Let me see if I can make a video of that soon!
beautiful car / mode of transportation
at 4:23 time frame there is a piece of pipe behind you on the ground 3-4 " put that inside of another pipe like a sleeve and I need the one inside to rotate at 20,000 rpm the issues start from there the outside pipe has a line of grooves and the inside one has various cut outs and I need to lubricate it without loosing oils from the outside tube. air comes in one end of the thing and goes out the outside tube grooves/ slots
I don't know how many of you know this but a 6-volt battery weighs twice as much as a 12-volt battery😮
Look how long OG held it up in the air
Still checking for next video
We are working on it! Sorry for the delay.
@@cciwb I like what you do but the part you take for granted the part that is wise in how things work is the part I wish to access are you game for that?
15:03 I was wondering about that it kind of looked like a turtle back but then you folded the tailgate down I was like what the heck
Great for the dogs!
this is where older information comes in to play
y'all understand concepts and I know I have missed one. I hope you can jog my memory or maybe you know something I dont
I keep checking for new videos. You think the information you have is common but they probably thought the same about the pyramids and you see how that turned out
Thanks. Video production has been a little slow but we do plan to get some more videos up soon. Sorry for the delay.
@@cciwb I posted you to Nick's Garage to help your channel but more over I have shared with them my engine design in more detail like I need to do with you but can not do it here but I can by email.
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Hi Dave! Is that an airplane wing on the saw horses behind you at the start of the video? It looks like a spar and a rib.
Good eye! Yes it is. It’s a kit for a full plane.
@@cciwb Very cool. That rib shape kinda reminded me of a Pietenpol Aircamper. Love the speedster! It looks like a blast to drive! 👍
look around for 2 plugs per cylinder if you can, I dont know your situation but you have access to more early stuff than I do
my patent is moving again after being stalled out for 3 months now I just need to solve the oiling problem I sent to you
cciwb the home of the original get r done was here before Larry the cable guy
I wouldn't let these Yo-Yo's change a Spark Plug on my Lawnmower !
Pedefull !
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I'm surprised it's at 32 psi seems like an awful lot of air for something that light
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that one is one plug per cylinder but it can be converted
LOL … looks like you need to reline that brake band. Don’t see any lining on the left side
Yep. I think I’m going to replace it.
Hasn't run in 80 years? How old were you when you found it.
Maybe a little fib there 😀
my wife is applying for my application in Australia and friends are filing in other countries. which country do you want?
I waited from 1986 until 2021 to get the parts to do what was tried since before that car was made. all is good except one thing, the lubrication of one part and it is picky
Nicely done! Was that fire close to you?
Close….but no threat.
A model T will run on most any flamable liquid.
Cool, but that looks like a home built body. Did she build it?
My daughter and I built this body.
I sent VGG to you he is buying more model A cars
Vaseline helps rubber restore and preserve
When dried out, coat them with clear silicone and it will seal any cracks and restore flexibility.
they dont build them that good any more
that washed it down fast lol
8 years 😂😂
More like 1917 not 1927
It’s a mix of part years.
this is not the right place to put this conversation
More like 1917 not 1927
It’s a mix of part years.