Will the New Elevators Work On The Free Abandoned Airplane ?
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2023
- The elevators finally work on the free abandoned airplane! There were a lot of issues with the elevator, there were wrong parts and broken parts on the elevator mechanism. We got all of the issues worked out and the elevator works perfectly! We also flew down to Winchester, VA to check on the Saratoga engine, worked on the Austin Healey some more, and much more!
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I am happy to see Sam again. I’m sure he has his own life but it’s always great to see him happy and enjoying being a part of the Rebuild Rescue projects.
It's awesome when he stops by, one of our biggest fans!!😂🤣👍🏻
I was thinking the same thing...
Seems like it's been a long time since he's made an appearance.
Nice you mentioned it. I hope he is healthy.
I would love to have yhe Austin
For the Austin you should check out Rimmer Bros they are a few miles from me in Lincoln England they are the go to for all thing’s British cars it’s were I get all my MG parts from and have loads of Austin parts and will ship to America
Great to see the 401 slowly coming back from the dead. And always love seeing sam.
Our progress is really motivating us right now! We're getting more and more excited to see her in the air 👍🏻
Good to see the whole team.
Happy Veteran's Day to all who served!!!
Absent Brothers and Friends...
HOOOYAAAH!!!
Dear Jason,
It’s so good to see how you’re progressing with the Cessna 401 and it’s hard to understand that in the past this airplane wasn’t maintained with original replacements for parts they had to change so when the Cessna 401 will be finished she’ll fly as safe as she just rolled off from the production line in the years this type of Cessna was produced. I really love to see with how much efforts, dedication and love you’re bringing her back in the air. I realize there’s still a lot to do before this moment will arrive but I’m completely convinced that you will get this beautiful aircraft flying again in her full old days glory. I look forward to your next vlog and send you love from the Netherlands
Hey Brother, good to see you! You're always positive and motivating every week! Have a restful weekend and thank you for being a crucial part of the Rescue Crew!
Was watching this earlier. Had to step away and when I came back it was gone. Thought I was losing my mind! Lol. Glad it is back
It is not Saturday Morning without a Good cup of coffee and a eps of Rebuild Rescue.
That's awesome to hear! Thank you for being apart of the Rescue Family
I can only imagine what it's going to feel like, the first time you sit in that seat and pull back on the yoke for the first time. Outstanding job guys 👏
Great to see the 401 sitting on its wheels and the elevators moving. Like a lot of projects, it seems like nothing's happening for a long time because you take it apart and find all the hidden problems, and then suddenly everything's happening all at once. Looking forward to the rebuilt engines, the new interior, and the new instrument panel.
I want the Austin! You are moving fast on the 401. I've been doing some research on the Austin. It looks like it's a 67, which introduced some nice upgrades over the earlier Sprites and Midgets. It has essentially the same engine as the Classic Mini Cooper. A couple of the Mini companies are offering EFI parts for that engine. Some really interesting upgrade could be made to the Sprite. Someone is going to get s really special car.
I feel like these videos have been click bait with how little we see the abandoned airplane. Other stuff is cool but not what I click for.
You're complaining about them not working on the plane, on a video of them literally working on the plane, L O L find a hobby
I agree Cory...it switched fast.
Yeah, a 37 minute long video about them working on the 401 where only 13 minutes of the video was them working on the 401 and the rest of the time was doing other things...
Boohoo. Content that keeps you entertained nonetheless.
Seeing Altoona brings back memories. Flew my long dual IFR cross-country flight from Kalamazoo to Altoona back in 1980. Had lunch in the same restaurant. Greetings to all my fellow veterans out there!
I want the Austin.
Been following your progress on the 401 and you have made tremendous progress. As a retired AP/AI can appreciate the amount of labor involved. Love your channel.
Thank you Steven! We appreciate your support, it always keeps us motivated
So glad that you got the bugs out of the video. Was really looking forward to the progress.
Thank you for all the support Bob! We are glad to have you here on the channel
Great progress, she is coming along, glad to see it in the build mode. The Austin is almost ready to bless someone 's life soon. Looking forward to seeing the 235 done. I used to fly with my dad in a 235 back in the 70's.
The Austin is returning to its birthplace, England, to me.
There are actually 3 ways.
The right way, the wrong way and the air force way. As a former air force guy….I learned that the HARD way😂
Seeing work on the Austin had me missing the '73 MGB GT i used to have. What a fun car to drive!
It was great seeing Sam back. It seems like forever ago when he was the mystery owner of the 401 offering it free if you could start it. Unbelievable progress and attention to detail. The Austin is really coming along as well. I want the Austin.
It's great seeing the elevators move again! The Austin is looking really good too.
Some of the bolts used are why these are called the widow makers. ❤ glad the overhaul is detailed and taken the time to do. 😊
I really want the austin. The 401 is coming along nicely. Keep it up.
I have watched every episode since the beginning. I look forward to your videos each week. Looks like you’re making great progress. I can’t wait to see the finished 401.
Thank you for keeping the faith, it means a lot to us! You guys are the best!
Pretty scary doing that kind of work and knowing that, had you missed it, all that's separating you from death at any moment would be that bolt not backing out! That's why its so important to check over and over. Glad you guys found that and got it fixed.
I've seen planes with critical parts in much worse shape flying around.
Both the 401 and the Austin are coming along nicely! I want the Austin!!!!!!
Thank you for another Rebuild Rescue 401 rebuild fix. You guys are really coming along nicely with that airplane. It’s going to be way cool to see her fly. I grew up in Dayton OH and lived just across the street for several years as a young boy from Wright-Patterson AFB and the current site of the Air Force Museum. That’s where and when my love affair with aircraft began. Wishing you all the best with the 401 project. Blue skies and tailwinds gentlemen from a Buckeye transplant in Central Florida. Hey ya just gotta bring the 401 to the Sun-n-Fun fly in event held every year in Lakeland FL at Lakeland Linder airport in the month of April. Be safe guys.
Honestly, I'm feeling a sense of panic about being stuck in that tail. The last time I was in a space even remotely close to that tight was in my mom's attic, and I nearly got stuck there. When I was younger (and in much better shape) I had no issue with that sort of thing. Now that I'm old and have gray hair developing everywhere, it's a whole lot of "nope".
I watched you guys a lot more in the start. Now I watch every other video or so. But due to extensive studies I haven't had much time to follow the build. But it's really awsome to see how far and close you've come! I can't wait to see the plane fly. This channel really has grown a lot as well, everything has improved massivly since the start.
Hey Brother! Checking in on us once in a while when you're free means a lot to us. Thank you for being apart of the channel👍🏻
Yeah they aren't doing much, not sure if it's money issues or something else. They are just piddling around
@@robbienorton9522I know people who have restored aircraft and have just helped a friend disassemble and Cessna C172G to be moved to his home 9 hours away from were I live as he is going to restore. To do it properly restoring aircraft takes a lot of time to do it right. For instance in Australia the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS) who have lots of volunteers and funding have taken year to restore their aircraft and they have more resources then Jason does.
Welllllll I worked with the top designers in a well known aerospace company who all started out working with their hands - mostly automotive. They went back and got their degrees later. So yes many designs were made with little regard for repair but I was blessed to work with and learn from the good ones LOL!
My wife and I love the 401 project! We also dream of winning the Austin and cruising together with the top down in the summer!
I want the Austin!
That sounds awesome! Good luck on the giveaway Brother👍🏻
I have been watching the 401 from the beginning, and seeing the progress of the project is incredible. Taking time to get everything together correctly no matter how hard it is. It’s like pounding your head against a wall, when you’re done it feels so good. As always be safe and enjoy your weekend.
Thank you for being a day one Robert, it means a lot. Have a restful weekend, we'll see you next week !
Banging my head against the wall never feels good when I stop😁
Great to see Sam again. Sam and I are the same age, were not old just slower.
Thanks for getting the exhaust installed. My neighbors wouldn’t like the roar. I want the Austin!
My wife and I love your videos. We would really love the Austin! It would be loved and taken care of!! Not to mention it would be a life saver!! Thank you for considering us!!
Ricky and Gina
Hey guys! 401 is looking really good! Cant wait to see the new instrument panels! Keep it up please!
Thanks, will do! Have a restful weekend Brother!
Been following from the start! Stoked to see this coming together. BTW! Is “Heighth” a word???
So I've been following this rebuild from day one - was super excited to see something that no one else would ever consider doing, or at least one of the very few.
The amount of detail that is covered is next level and that is the reason why I ended up getting sucked into the following the progress.
Stripping things apart is easy, the rebuilding of it not so much.
However, I can tell over number of videos now, that these guys have got absolutely fed up with working on the plane.
These things take knowledge, time, skill and money to put things back together and it shouldn't go under appreciated.
It sucks to watch a video which doesn't show content on just the 401 but restoration of other other aircraft or automotive I have absolutely zero interest in and just end up skipping.
I'm tempted to just stop watching content for a period of time and come back to just binge watch the 401 content after another year or so.
I want the Austin.
Very good
Is it just me or does this feel like a giant leap in progress? Doing an amazing job, guys. Wish I could be there to help out.
That means so much to us! Thank you for being apart of the rebuild and spreading positivity!
@@rebuildrescue You're welcome, Jason. Just an update on the newest free airplane. A miscommunication and the owner mistakenly gave it to someone else he thought was me. I guess it wasn't meant to be.
@@ShawnPossible😡😡😡
You guys are really Milking everything you can get out of this project. I want to see it finished, you took so much time on everything else looking good but short cut on the pullies for the control surfaces? Corrosion after all of the aluminum work, don't drop the ball on the 1 yard line! Hope the end is near I would like to see this plane fly.
This one works much better
Ah the 441 Conquest. I had a lot of time in one of those. Love them.
Editing in stupid gifs smashing stuff ,
Is that the direction this channel is going ?
Wow, both the 401 and the Austin are looking great! I want the Austin
I'm glad you referenced the guide. I've been saying for a long time now that you have to either replace all the hardware or ensure the right hardware is in there for everything.
Love seeing sam stop by great job guys and the Austin is looking great also
Glad you enjoyed the update James!
I'd love the Austin. Great job guys 👌
The progress continues. Great to see, step by step, the Phoenix taking shape. Keep up the good work.
.....WOW MAN...I have a PP license, am 65 and haven't flow in 40 years....this is making me want to fly again and cursing why I let 40 years go by.....this series has been great to watch....thoroughly enjoying!
Awesome ! Thank you so much Brother, that means a lot ! Happy to have you apart of the Rescue Family !
This is the most expensive free plane I've ever seen... Thanks for this, it's rearranged my brain on whether I could ever fix up an old airplane...
The Austin Healey is looking good.
Tail space - there are "terror triggers" and getting stuck in a small place is one of them. I first noticed it when I was working in a huge church - way up in the roof lowering the lights to replace the bulbs - I was by myself so likely just doing a check - but I had to go under these big steel beams on my stomach at that point almost, and I moved my leg to go forward and it locked in the bent shape and I was so wedged I could not move. It was like only a couple minutes but I felt that panic building fast and luckily I could suddenly move enough to get back to my stomach.
You ever watch them UA-cam videos of exploring caves 😳
I want the Austin! I had an MGA back in my youth and have always had a soft spot in my heart for classic Brit sport cars! Keep up the good work.
I would love to have the Austin. I'm 72 years old, and I would so enjoy that car!
Great to see y’all making progress. My wife sees this and still wants to win the Austin. We had an MG Midget years ago that we were rebuilding for her but had to get rid of it. Good to see Sam out again and always enjoy Joe helping.
Excellent work once again Gentlemen!
Glad you enjoyed the video Paul!
I've been watching since Jason was rebuilding the camper of his. I'm a retired navy guy and since I am also disabled it is a better form of instructive entertainment. By the way. I do want the Austin. It would be great to have that as my additional form of transportation. You guys rock! I glean a lot of information from your vids. Keep them coming. I'll always be watching.
Jason, you obviously have the ability to surround yourself with competent people. That is worth its weight in gold. Joe is a great right hand. I have never heard him complain about anything. (May have been edited out! Haha). I love your channel and your patience with all of it. Would loved to have worked for you. Lou, from Mississippi, formerly from Lackawanna County!
We are super lucky to have you apart of the channel Lou! Your positivity and support mean so much, and we wouldn't be here without such amazing people who believe in us!
Was browsing, found your channel. One week later and all episodes up to 64 episodes watched. Looking forward to the rest of the story. Thank you all.
I want the Austin! Also- the 401 is coming along nicely. Sam be careful on your voyage to Columbia 😅
I want the Austin! You guys are doing good work on everything really taking the time that is really needed for the stuff your doing. Airplanes are no joke. I also love the progression of the channel you guys are a lot more comfortable in front of the camera now it’s fun.
I want the Aston!
First from South Africa!
Hey! Sam is back. Glad to see that he is healthy and all healed up. Keep on keeping on. Can hardly wait to see the 401 finished and back in the air.
I like your honesty and humility
Good job guy's!!!! Keep up the awesome work!!!!👍👏❤❤🙏
Thank you for all your positivity Liam!
Nice job getting that pulley out Joe! And I didn’t even hear any “under the car language” as my grandmother called it. 🎉
Joe was BORN ready!
Great to see wheels on the ground, even if it's not 100%. The Austin is looking nice, as well. I want the Austin!
I have only had MG's, but it would be great to have a car with metal floors and real door handles, I want the Austin.
Working in tight places was never my thing either. I was good to go flying with y’all today. The Austin is looking great. I want that Austin! Keep the updates coming.
I have been subscribed and watching the channel since the very first 401 videos. I have to admit, initially I thought "This plane will never fly again". But with each video, I get a bit more confidence. Amazing progress!
Thank you Jason for fixing the video so I could watch it it means a lot to me to watch i really injoy them you do such good work and the humor really makes my day
Thank you for stopping by and supporting us! Have a restful weekend
Great to see a happy, smiling Sam.
Could you take a few minutes to explain what it takes to be an A&P? Seems like a good opportunity for a young person who enjoys wrenching and has an eye for detail.
Attend an FAR Part 147 A&P school and complete the required ~1950 hrs of training. That allows one to become certificated in the least amount of time, have the broadest knowledge base and highest probability of passing the certification tests first time around.
Measuring the inside of airplanes for 10 minutes. Such great content!!
I want the Austin, that rear pulley is a real pain with the horizontal on, been there done that, Good thing you had a A&P with small hands but even with small hands I've heard people cussing lol, great video look forward to the next one.
I cant wait to see the 401 finished. 😊
The amount of work you and your team have done since you found the 401 is absolutely mind blowing. That project is beyond the realm of 'ambitious,' and you've done so many side projects in the meantime. I bend the knee. It's truly inspiring.
I WANT THE AUSTIN! Good seeing Sam again!
It was good to have him there!
Oh "my car is looking lovely! When will she be ready? You guys are doing an absolutely GREAT JOB!
Great job, keep on keeping on!
Since watching rebuild rescue I have really started to enjoy it and I even just saw a 402 for parts that was or is for sale in wisconsin...I also want the austin
Thank you for being apart of the channel John, that's awesome you saw those parts, I wonder what the story is there!
You all have the patience of a Saint attempting that wiring. I wouldn;t last 2 minutes without blowing a fuse. Great work. PS. I want the Austin-Please.
Good to see Mr Sam after a long interval happy go lucky Mr Sam
"Once I get in that tail, I'm gonna be in there for a while" I can finally relate to something you all are doing lol
Great work rebuild rescue 👍
Hi Chris! Thanks for stopping by the channel this morning 👍🏻
I just gotta have the Austin Healy Sprite. It will bring my youth back.
austin healey ein wunderschönes auto...besten dank und macht weiter so............liebe grüsse aus europa ...schweiz.....and never war...please thanks USA
Great to see Sam! Kinda missed his sage advice and wit! I want the Austin.
Good tyo see Sam again he is hopefully feeling better. The Austin looks fantastic. I want the Austin. Have a good Veterans day to all who follow this and served THANK YOU!
Great to see the 401 on its wheels !!
I WANT THE AUSTIN, I would catch a flight to Pennsylvania and drive it back to Indiana
You need to call Chelsie!!! She could run those cables in the tail. It was great to see Sam again. And why doesn't little Joe work with you any more?
Good job on the flight controls! I WANT THE AUSTIN!
Never worked on airplanes, but was a confined space rescue technician on the fire department. If you put a fan in there to have flowing air while you are in a tight spot like that, it will dramatically reduce your anxiety. Keep up the great vids!
I also agree as we also were wondering where Sam was. Great to see you again Sam
YES!!! Every once in a while, it IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY to go 'blow the dust off' of an airplane by flying it!! Glad everyone survived the flight back from the Mexican restaurant!! =)
I want the Austin!!!
Not sure if I commented in here, but I definitely “want the Austin”. Love the progress being made on the 401.
I was once a 235 owner. N9397W WAS A LOVE OF MINE! We flew all over Ohio, flew to Michigan, Indiana and West Virginia! I am excited to see you fly it again! I had heart surgery and can't get my medical. Miss flying so much!
I want the Austin.. Even if you don't find a hood emblem. I am looking forward to how the 401 interior turns out. Glad you've reverted the elevator stuff to factory spec for safety.
Great segment, Jason really put himself into this one. Everything is really looking good, finding and fixing wrong instillation. Replacing frozen pulleys all in that confining tail section.
Then taking and putting all in on the Austin exhaust system with Joe. Great work guys! I love the red too. Give me the Austin.
Nice progress on the 401. I can't wait for Sam to be on that inaugural flight. Also, I want that Austin!!!
Seeing the progress of the project is incredible.