Bloody brilliant. Ive never laid a spanner on a Rialto or Robin. The engine sounds brilliant. I can see why these were popular choices for Kit Cards and Trikes. Thanks for posting
Well done Adam sounds nice now. Looking forward to your Christmas special if you get time, if not thanks for keeping us going with all your video's so far, I think dad and I have watched them all now. Here's hoping that you and you Family and of course little Rusty and the other little one have a super and safe Christmas and new year 🐶🎅
Well I did not notice the fireing order was incorrect as I'm not too familiar with reliant engines great to hear it running better now and have a very good Christmas and stay safe 👍see you in the Christmas special
Well she all come good in the end. running so well now. I'm quite amazed really. But I must say I do have a big soft spot for this little beast. so much fun to drive.
Great outcome...the engine sounds so much better although I honestly have to say I hadn't noticed you'd got the leads mixed up....ah well no harm done lol. All the best to you too
I bought a Rialto brand new back in 1987. Great little car. What are your plans for this one ? I’m sure there aren’t many examples still running today so I’m sure they are collector’s items among enthusiasts.
A three wheeled pickup. My word, how unstable would his be without a 1/2 ton of concrete in the back. She could haul 1/4 yard of stone for the driveway.
great video. When you pull the choke out, can you twist the knob to lock it in position? In the late 1960s I used a clothes peg for ages on my '52 Ford Prefect (while using crank handle, due to lack of funds for a new battery) until I found out. Best wishes from Australia.
Just noticed another mistake - I think, but I'm only just learning! At 11:37 on your LAST video (not this one), you identified number one opposite the one you say is number one in this video. The end result is the same - you've flipped the leads for 2 and 3. Hope that makes sense - at least it proves I was paying attention! Learning a lot from you so keep 'em coming, sir! 👍
@@NorfolkMancave Glad to hear it. Really enjoyed these two - something a bit different. Hope you have a great Christmas - here's to when 'the games begin' in 2022. 👍
Lovely job their man cave how does a mamod steam engine vid as a Christmas special sound good for me and the Ferguson video is the most popular on your channel so people might like that as a Christmas special at least I would
WOW a yellow top you do know there a rare high compression engine dont you? and the axle if original is built especially for that engine for the higher turque output. i did have one once it wheel spined in second. There were only so many built. It was reliants attempt at a higher speed engine
I didn't know about anout the axel. But I did read somewhere years ago about the yellow top engine. I must admit it goes like stink for what it is. My ex Mrs had a C5 2.0HDI. Followed me for 25 miles once and said when I pulled away she could not keep with me upto 60. Lol.. I did have her "off the speedo" one. Showing probably 95 MPH. Lol..
I was also surprised. I think that's why I put them on clockwise. am so used to dizzys running clockwise. bit hey, got there in the end. Thanks for watching.
Bloody brilliant. Ive never laid a spanner on a Rialto or Robin. The engine sounds brilliant. I can see why these were popular choices for Kit Cards and Trikes. Thanks for posting
Well done Adam sounds nice now.
Looking forward to your Christmas special if you get time, if not thanks for keeping us going with all your video's so far, I think dad and I have watched them all now.
Here's hoping that you and you Family and of course little Rusty and the other little one have a super and safe Christmas and new year 🐶🎅
Well I did not notice the fireing order was incorrect as I'm not too familiar with reliant engines great to hear it running better now and have a very good Christmas and stay safe 👍see you in the Christmas special
Well she all come good in the end. running so well now. I'm quite amazed really. But I must say I do have a big soft spot for this little beast. so much fun to drive.
Bloody good show
Great outcome...the engine sounds so much better although I honestly have to say I hadn't noticed you'd got the leads mixed up....ah well no harm done lol.
All the best to you too
yes buddy. she really do sound good now. sweet as a watch.
always wanted to drive/own one also love the kitten. im also from Norfolk
I knew there was something wrong but couldn't put my finger on it at the time. Well done to the person who did. 👍👍
Well we got there in the end Norman. she's running really well now thankfully. Thanks for watching. 🙂
Awesome video!
Well thank you sir. Thanks for watching.
I bought a Rialto brand new back in 1987. Great little car. What are your plans for this one ? I’m sure there aren’t many examples still running today so I’m sure they are collector’s items among enthusiasts.
Hi I got a rialto . Not got it running yet . But glad to watch your videos .
Thanks for watching.
Hahahaha, love it!!
Do you still have it?!
A three wheeled pickup. My word, how unstable would his be without a 1/2 ton of concrete in the back. She could haul 1/4 yard of stone for the driveway.
great video. When you pull the choke out, can you twist the knob to lock it in position? In the late 1960s I used a clothes peg for ages on my '52 Ford Prefect (while using crank handle, due to lack of funds for a new battery) until I found out. Best wishes from Australia.
Very good I pall
Thanks very much Sir. she runs a treat now.
Just noticed another mistake - I think, but I'm only just learning! At 11:37 on your LAST video (not this one), you identified number one opposite the one you say is number one in this video. The end result is the same - you've flipped the leads for 2 and 3. Hope that makes sense - at least it proves I was paying attention! Learning a lot from you so keep 'em coming, sir! 👍
Do ya know I think you are correct. very strange.. but we got there in the end and she's running really well now.
@@NorfolkMancave Glad to hear it. Really enjoyed these two - something a bit different. Hope you have a great Christmas - here's to when 'the games begin' in 2022. 👍
We all make mistakes. Merry Christmas NCM
same to you good folk. we got there in the end. 😃
Hi did you sell the pig pickup ?
Lovely job their man cave how does a mamod steam engine vid as a Christmas special sound good for me and the Ferguson video is the most popular on your channel so people might like that as a Christmas special at least I would
are you going to do that on your channel Dalton? would make for a good watch.
@@NorfolkMancave yes uploading tomorrow morning about 9am and look on the description please
I am waiting patiently to see the Robin Reliant on M10 @ 80mph without all that trash in the rear cubby.
it will come soon good man. 👍
With it full with driveway stone. If she turned 80 it would be a teeth clincher.
WOW a yellow top you do know there a rare high compression engine dont you? and the axle if original is built especially for that engine for the higher turque output. i did have one once it wheel spined in second. There were only so many built. It was reliants attempt at a higher speed engine
I didn't know about anout the axel. But I did read somewhere years ago about the yellow top engine. I must admit it goes like stink for what it is. My ex Mrs had a C5 2.0HDI. Followed me for 25 miles once and said when I pulled away she could not keep with me upto 60. Lol..
I did have her "off the speedo" one. Showing probably 95 MPH. Lol..
If i am honest i was surprised that the distributor runs anti clockwise ! so no i had not realised your mistake lol
I was also surprised. I think that's why I put them on clockwise. am so used to dizzys running clockwise. bit hey, got there in the end. Thanks for watching.
We’ve all done it, it happens. Lol
Is she for sale
No not at the Mo mate. I could have sold it 100 times over.