Wow, what an old beauty! Watched a couple guys fire up an old Detroit powered Terex loader some years ago. They didn't check the motor first and were they surprised when it took off and ran away! Boy Wily, you are brave working around that old iron with no gloves on, I always wear gloves to avoid cutting my hands. Thanks for another great video and always be safe.
Starts and runs like a dream!! No juice needed, and barely any smoke. Sounds like a happy engine and great for someone! By the way, everyone knows more throttle is UP! LOL!
Thanks for the video Wiley and boys. Can remember those big old heavy duty loaders. Nice work on getting it running so quickly. Good to have the boys helping. Hope you come out ok on it. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Hello Wily Jacob and Jeb excellent video beautiful seeing that old iron come awake Jacob Jeb you guys are making memories for the rest your lives of working and having fun with your father time flies by to fast take it slow learn enjoy thank you ken
Another great video, no question it DID start … it was like it wanted to run/work, somebody put it to work!!!!. Especially cool to be on site, .. keep on keeping on.. blessings to you and yours
That looks like my Makita saw! I love that little saw. Super handy! I use it a lot more than my gas saws. Those old Michigan’s were great machines in the day. Definitely built for the long haul…
Youre teaching those young guys some life skills. They are started on their journey. Passing on your knowledge is a good thing. Having fun while you do it is great. A friend who gives tools is fantastic.
I just can't believe that the things that you come across sometimes it reminds me of when I was growing up as a young man that you know a lot of the stuff that was in existence you know and you see it and it kind of makes you flash back to your younger days and you start to get those old-time memories in your head
@@DontbeWily I could imagine back in those days you know with the UA-cam video You know maybe it would have made things easier for a lot of people Back then but the thing of it is back then we relied on our knowledge that we were raised with and what we were taught with back then And that's how we grew up Have the knowledge that we carry with us now every day
It's always my pleasure to be watching Wiley you know it's awesome to see what knowledge you pass on to your child and the knowledge that you have to fix these machines up and try your best effort to do it to try to help other people
@@DontbeWily I have noticed that if the equipment isn’t making oil that’s when it might never run but you still go right at it with your boys I love that I used to do the same with my father and it touches my heart I miss my dad a lot but seeing you guys it brings back memories ♥️♥️👍
❤ awesome your inspiration to others that brings good knowledge of machinery to use old machines that will last along time as long as there taken care of ❤
Those things are cool but dangerous old beasts . My step dad and his brother owned them when they were almost new machines . Those beasts never had brakes They used to drive them backwards on the highway because you can't drive them forward in high range . The rear steering is really dangerous at high speed . I'm glad someone fired it up and it started like a brand new engine . There is one near me and I have thought about buying it but I don't need it . And a Detroit will always start , but sometimes you have to tinker with them a bit . This man knows what he is doing , you always check the rack and injectors before you start them . I've owned a newer one , a 175 C and a 125 A before .
Sometimes it is difficult to find stuff now compared to the way it used to be because the way it used to be it wasn't so hard to find parts for stop but now it's so hard to find parts for things because of the fact that now you know we're in the future of stuff but back then you had parts that were so accessible to you back then
I`ve run a newer michigan loader some around a rock quarry , it had a 6V detroit with a material bucket , it was previously used to feed a pugmill (mixes crushed stone and concrete for a base under the highway) on a 4-lane interstate highway job , corridor G . A large grade leveling machine puts the pug down dry . They probably do it different now days .
What a genuine man love watching him,his skills it's awesome. I don't understand why people use battery operated chainsaws ? My ide is gas only ,more power.. because if you dont have a charger for your battery you is done lol
I rebuilt a 275A in high school , 120 Cummings. Don't knock rear wheel steer less likely to flip. 471 are nice little engines ,the smallest of the 71 series I have ever seen was a 2-71 in a small Michigan crane. I would like it but it's to big for my needs.
Wiley yanking on the battery cable made me laugh so hard for some reason 😂😂😂 I was always taught to be so gentle and easy with anything electrical and there he is yanking with all his might 😄 alright the batteries are in load her with either and keep the children back !!!! Hahahahaha
Just inherited one just like this. Sitting covered in an out building. Hasn't been started in at least the last 10-11 years probably longer. Have a guy that is suppose to come get it after the 1st of the year. Selling it to him for $800
Good morning Wily just wanted to let you know that since you and Hank separated I haven't watched a single video they just ain't the same now don't let that bust your hat lol .but they just ain't the same.just rest assured that I'll be tuned in keep firing them old girls up you do a fantastic job .I don't know but I don't think you've got any former training on engine repair and service but I have 40 years of training actually and from where I can see I would definitely hire you for my shop you do a great job keep it up I'll keep watching.
Thank you for watching. Hank is having a good time filming with his Grandkids. I know he appreciates you watching his channel Thank you for the confidence in me that you would hire me even after seeing me trying to mechanic Lol I appreciate that.
Thats funny.. your a nice guy Not in the Rd... then laugh about it! I cant use the laguage my Dad would of used on Youtub telling me the same thing only using different words!
There was a 275A (identical in design as that 175A) that was up for sale near me a year ago, and it ran and operated fine. Asking price was 6K Canadian, loader sold, no idea what the owner actually got for it.
The 275b had a 12 ton bucket on however it would of very easily managed a larger bucket it with a good operaitor keep a fleet of 50 ton dumpers going on a 12 hour shift
Are you gonna break this machine down for parts and scrap? I hope not! Id love to have an old rigid frame loader just to keep around the yard. When I was young, my uncle ran his own earth moving business with a Hough rigid frame machine. Fond memories to see one of these!
I have a 1976 Dodge. Camper. It will not start. It ran good but it just stop. I'm so Not mechanically inclined. At all. I'm in ohio. And I would love to get it back it was my dad's. Someone told me it was probably the distributor. But I don't know nothing about Working on a motor. It's not getting fire. If you know anyone. In my area that could help me . I have. Watch your videos for so long now. I know you could get it running if you were close.
Wow, what an old beauty! Watched a couple guys fire up an old Detroit powered Terex loader some years ago. They didn't check the motor first and were they surprised when it took off and ran away! Boy Wily, you are brave working around that old iron with no gloves on, I always wear gloves to avoid cutting my hands. Thanks for another great video and always be safe.
Thanks for watching
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Yup!
You better pull the valve cover to make sure the linkage isn't stuck. And you better have something to cover the intake
That was the most problem-free startup I've seen in a long time, she sounds awesome. Keep up the great work ✌️🇺🇲
Thanks, will do!
@@DontbeWilyWiley you should try to start the old Ford school bus next to you. That would be a fun video.
Incredible, started like it was already warmed up!... Detroit's never die a natural death...
lol. I am going to use that statement
Starts and runs like a dream!! No juice needed, and barely any smoke. Sounds like a happy engine and great for someone! By the way, everyone knows more throttle is UP! LOL!
lol. Did not check the fuel ether
It was ready
Thanks for watching
thats a big machine sure started right up not smacking or knocking pretty good great video i never seen wrenches like that before good idea
Thanks for watching
When you looked up at the exhaust in your face an sad, good Lord! I laughed so hard at that Wiley. God bless
lol. Thanks for watching!
I truly appreciate your work getting the old vehicles and other running and put to work.🎉🎉
Thanks 👍
@@DontbeWily you’re welcome
@ I got a Ford F-Series 1992-1996 truck and I wondering if you have a mirror for it it had on but it was rusted off
Thanks for the video Wiley and boys. Can remember those big old heavy duty loaders. Nice work on getting it running so quickly. Good to have the boys helping.
Hope you come out ok on it.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Thanks for watching Steve. Happy New Year to you and yours
Maybe someday you will try to start that yellow bus. Happy Holidays to all of you. God bless America
Happy holidays and thanks for watching
Nice video Wily you guys got the machine going in a hurry good job
Thank you for watching
I agree Willey, that is a heavy looking tractor. It runs good too. 👍👍👍
It sure does, thanks for watching!
Hello Wily Jacob and Jeb excellent video beautiful seeing that old iron come awake Jacob Jeb you guys are making memories for the rest your lives of working and having fun with your father time flies by to fast take it slow learn enjoy thank you ken
Thank you for watching Ken!
Great job guys on starting a piece of history
Thanks for watching
Another great video, no question it DID start … it was like it wanted to run/work, somebody put it to work!!!!. Especially cool to be on site, .. keep on keeping on.. blessings to you and yours
Thanks for watching
I spent 2 years operating michigan shovels a 275b 1971 model absolute monster 600hp cummins engine and a 190l 450hp cummins great machines
My goodness. It probably would have loaded that 175
Thanks for sharing
That looks like my Makita saw! I love that little saw. Super handy! I use it a lot more than my gas saws. Those old Michigan’s were great machines in the day. Definitely built for the long haul…
Thanks for sharing! Patrick loves his also
Youre teaching those young guys some life skills. They are started on their journey. Passing on your knowledge is a good thing. Having fun while you do it is great. A friend who gives tools is fantastic.
Thank you
Awesome, love the “ this thing Making oil”
Did you notice Jacob looking at the dip stick not believing me
Thanks for watching
Great job Willy!
Thank you
That's one awesome sounding Detroit motor....wiley u guys are awesome
Thanks for watching
Good ol Detroit! 👍👍 Sad about that hydraulic hose though. But that can be fixed easily, I'm sure. Good job guys! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching
Man Wiley the things you find are amazing
Thanks for watching
Just plain inspiration!
I just can't believe that the things that you come across sometimes it reminds me of when I was growing up as a young man that you know a lot of the stuff that was in existence you know and you see it and it kind of makes you flash back to your younger days and you start to get those old-time memories in your head
Could you imagine having
you tube videos back in those days.
@@DontbeWily I could imagine back in those days you know with the UA-cam video You know maybe it would have made things easier for a lot of people Back then but the thing of it is back then we relied on our knowledge that we were raised with and what we were taught with back then And that's how we grew up Have the knowledge that we carry with us now every day
It's always my pleasure to be watching Wiley you know it's awesome to see what knowledge you pass on to your child and the knowledge that you have to fix these machines up and try your best effort to do it to try to help other people
I drove a 175b one tough machine Detroit 318 dam good machine!
I operated a 125 B that had that engine I believe
Nice tool set nothing like family that's for sure.
Thanks for watching.
Once again a will it start turned into a it’s gonna start nice job guys stay safe my friends ❤❤❤❤
Thanks and thank you for watching
Thanks and Thank you for watching
@@DontbeWily I have noticed that if the equipment isn’t making oil that’s when it might never run but you still go right at it with your boys I love that I used to do the same with my father and it touches my heart I miss my dad a lot but seeing you guys it brings back memories ♥️♥️👍
what a beast of a thing.
It is old dinosaur for sure
Thanks for watching
Brings back ole memories to my ears lmbo
Wow , that ole girl runs great, and you didn’t have to use either, great job Don❤😎😎🍮🍮👌👌
Thanks
19:00 that look of satisfaction.......mint.......golden, & classic!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching
Wily you're just a man among men with inner strength 😊
G00d job Wily Hank should see this
*Hanks Channel Has Gone Sideways Has Nothing To Do With Starting Heavy Equipment Anymore*
Thank you
Wiley when you straighten out forgetting let me know lol glad to see ya'll have a blessed and joyful new year
I am still working on the straighten out part but will keep you posted
Happy New Year!
Very nice job and God bless y'all
Thank you
It's nice to have the young ones around to do the heavy lifting! That old Detroit sure is clean inside.
I was surprised at the engine myself. Thanks for watching
Amazing how it started first try and without ether
I remember a old loader Hank and I started that started like that after sitting for years
Excellent Video Wiley :) & Jacob :) also super got tractors to fix up and use too!
Thanks
If i read the specs right dont quote me on this , Standard models no cab weighs in at 16 tons and equipped with a 4-71 DD , Great video Wily !
Thanks for the info and watching
@@DontbeWilyYour Welcome Sir !
That’s an Awsome loader if it will work!
It’s been a while
Great relaxing video for a Sunday keep them comming😂
Thank you
Motor sounds great
Thanks for watching
Love dillon Yorkshire England you will start that thanks for the contents ❤ to your sons also
Thank you
Great video Wily! Cool machine. It ran perfect. Keep up the good content🎉
Thanks
👍Have a nice day.
Thanks
hope you Have a nice day
Back when I worked at the case dealership there was a Michigan dealership up the street from us I remember how big their 475 end loader's were.
❤ awesome your inspiration to others that brings good knowledge of machinery to use old machines that will last along time as long as there taken care of ❤
Much appreciated!
Runs smooth
Surprisingly. I never checked to fuel.
Gostei muito da ferramenta 😎💯
Thanks for watching
You know Wily the best battery cleaner file there is is take a dowel rod and wrap some Emory cloth around it and then spin it around until it's clean.
I might have to give that a try. Thanks for watching and sharing
Those things are cool but dangerous old beasts . My step dad and his brother owned them when they were almost new machines . Those beasts never had brakes They used to drive them backwards on the highway because you can't drive them forward in high range . The rear steering is really dangerous at high speed . I'm glad someone fired it up and it started like a brand new engine . There is one near me and I have thought about buying it but I don't need it .
And a Detroit will always start , but sometimes you have to tinker with them a bit . This man knows what he is doing , you always check the rack and injectors before you start them . I've owned a newer one , a 175 C and a 125 A before .
You might as well get it even if you do t need it. Lol
Thanks for sharing and watching
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Thanks for watching
Love the way these run you know they are working 🇺🇲💯💪😎👍
They do have a nice sound, don't they!
Nice thanks for makin
Thank you too
Chanel your inner strength again Wily 😊
I try lol
I really think with some work done to that Wily I think it can sound good again and be running and become operational
Hoses for sure. Not sure if tires would hold air on rear
Probably can find some used hoses to put on.
@@DontbeWily wish you the best of luck with that though Wiley I know you got knowledge
Sometimes it is difficult to find stuff now compared to the way it used to be because the way it used to be it wasn't so hard to find parts for stop but now it's so hard to find parts for things because of the fact that now you know we're in the future of stuff but back then you had parts that were so accessible to you back then
You need to carry a good pocket knife. Enjoy the machine videos. Keep up the great work.
I know I do. Thank you and Thanks for watching
I`ve run a newer michigan loader some around a rock quarry , it had a 6V detroit with a material bucket , it was previously used to feed a pugmill (mixes crushed stone and concrete for a base under the highway) on a 4-lane interstate highway job , corridor G . A large grade leveling machine puts the pug down dry . They probably do it different now days .
Thanks for sharing that and watching and thanks for explaining pug mill lol
What a genuine man love watching him,his skills it's awesome. I don't understand why people use battery operated chainsaws ? My ide is gas only ,more power.. because if you dont have a charger for your battery you is done lol
I agree with you on the gas chainsaws. Thanks for watching!
I rebuilt a 275A in high school , 120 Cummings. Don't knock rear wheel steer less likely to flip. 471 are nice little engines ,the smallest of the 71 series I have ever seen was a 2-71 in a small Michigan crane.
I would like it but it's to big for my needs.
Thanks for watching and sharing
Wiley yanking on the battery cable made me laugh so hard for some reason 😂😂😂 I was always taught to be so gentle and easy with anything electrical and there he is yanking with all his might 😄 alright the batteries are in load her with either and keep the children back !!!! Hahahahaha
I stand corrected the fellas musta forgot their spray today !!!!
Lol. I was not wanting to use that ground cable. It was frail to say the least but I was out of cables
I was actually testing it (lol)
It passed
Big beast
Thanks for watching
Unbelievable it work, But how ever you gotta fix a lot of parts if you want recovery back to the job
Enjoy your times 🎉
Thank you for watching. We may gram some used hoses and go back
@@DontbeWily Oh...! It So greats
Just inherited one just like this. Sitting covered in an out building. Hasn't been started in at least the last 10-11 years probably longer. Have a guy that is suppose to come get it after the 1st of the year. Selling it to him for $800
Thank you for sharing that
That's called "Old Man Strength" 💪
lol.
Jerry is like Santa
Yes. And he bought lunch
I learned on a 75 A when my legs could reach the pedals ,a long time ago
Thanks for sharing that
those riot hyd lines. but she started right up
Thanks for watching
That's awesome
Thanks
Good morning Wily just wanted to let you know that since you and Hank separated I haven't watched a single video they just ain't the same now don't let that bust your hat lol .but they just ain't the same.just rest assured that I'll be tuned in keep firing them old girls up you do a fantastic job .I don't know but I don't think you've got any former training on engine repair and service but I have 40 years of training actually and from where I can see I would definitely hire you for my shop you do a great job keep it up I'll keep watching.
Thank you for watching. Hank is having a good time filming with his Grandkids. I know he appreciates you watching his channel
Thank you for the confidence in me that you would hire me even after seeing me trying to mechanic Lol
I appreciate that.
Thats funny.. your a nice guy Not in the Rd... then laugh about it! I cant use the laguage my Dad would of used on Youtub telling me the same thing only using different words!
lol. Thanks for sharing
There was a 275A (identical in design as that 175A) that was up for sale near me a year ago, and it ran and operated fine. Asking price was 6K Canadian, loader sold, no idea what the owner actually got for it.
Thanks for sharing that
Que legal traduzido para o português isso sim é respeito aos seguidores obrigado e feliz ano novo
Feliz Ano Novo!
I have a 125B Clark Michigan Wheel Loader! Hey! Are those tires 23.5-25 in size??
I am not sure but can look
What a keeper ,would be a shame for it ti be scrapped.Would be a cool toy.
Thanks for watching
The 275b had a 12 ton bucket on however it would of very easily managed a larger bucket it with a good operaitor keep a fleet of 50 ton dumpers going on a 12 hour shift
I just look up the 275B. 88k pounds. Incredible.
Thanks for sharing
Are you gonna break this machine down for parts and scrap? I hope not! Id love to have an old rigid frame loader just to keep around the yard. When I was young, my uncle ran his own earth moving business with a Hough rigid frame machine. Fond memories to see one of these!
I have not seen a Hough machine in a long time. Maybe I will stumble across one
Thanks for watching
Had one those for snow plowing it was a pusher but the sue side cab all way scar me
Thanks for sharing that
Wily! You making sons today.!
lol. Thanks for watching
I ran a smaller version of one of those in the 78 blizzard gasoline engine it burned a quart of oil for every gallon of gas
lol. Thanks for sharing
Wiley your a certified nut my man but love watching you
Complament accepted. lol
Thanks for watching
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@DontbeWily I work in machinery repair and metal scrap. I am looking for a job opportunity.
👋👍
Thanks
Are they trying to talk like the old man when he said got the throttle broke loose😂
lol. I tell him DontBeWily
She purrs like a kitten,you can't kill a Detroit
Thanks for watching
Wiley are you going to sell that engine?
do you and hank ever talk anymore. any chance at a colaberation.
I text him funny jokes he responds with not funny jokes lol
As long as he buys lunch
I have a 1976 Dodge. Camper. It will not start. It ran good but it just stop. I'm so Not mechanically inclined. At all. I'm in ohio. And I would love to get it back it was my dad's. Someone told me it was probably the distributor. But I don't know nothing about Working on a motor. It's not getting fire. If you know anyone. In my area that could help me . I have. Watch your videos for so long now. I know you could get it running if you were close.
I've seen 1it had a Cummins another 1 was smaller model had inline 6 Hercules gasoline engine never saw 1 with a Detroit
Thanks for sharing that
Old diesel’s don’t stand a chance against Wiley
Thank you and thanks for watching
26 tons? Isn’t that 52,000 pounds? I think Wiley means 26,000 pounds!
It is a 26 ton machine. I doubled checked on the edit
Thanks for watching
@ Ok, Thank you Wiley. That machine is hella heavy then!
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Wonder why Michigan went out of business
I am not sure. Thanks for watching
They got bought out by Volvo around 2010
Clark Michigan became a part of the Volvo company when it came to wheel loaders
Nothing wrong with that old gal, purs like a kitten.
It did Thanks for watching
Wow times have changed Wiley he's all by himself and Hamilton vill farms extorting his granddaughters for views
Going to have to disagree with you on this one
Thanks for watching
El comentarista fatal ,ridiculo
Thank very much
Happy New Year
Nice tool set nothing like family that's for sure.
Thanks for watching.
Great job Wiley
Thank you
Great job guys on starting a piece of history
Thanks