Thanks. That building is very interesting. It is new enough to have 2 large steel I beams, but old enough to have no trace of plumbing or electric. Based on the ends of the rafters being charred it appears to have burned down at some point. Not sure who owned it or had it built, they must have had some $$$.
@@thesmallenginekid Hey Andrew,I was curious also about that building!! Those stone fences are really cool too... That forest is so old with all that deadfall lying around.. Would make a great site for a creepy scary movie!! Great job on the Quad!! Please keep making more videos, you're extremely talented and you really do remind everyone of a young Camareta..💯✔✔👍👍👍 P.S. You and your brother should go camp out at that stone house for a night!!!😎👻😨
Really like the new introduction Andrew, gives new viewers an idea of what the channel is about: a young talented guy good with his hands and a great work ethic. Good job on the four wheeler BTW, you ride it like you stole it.
Thanks! I need to come up with some type of logo now. I was thinking 'Hanna Equipment Repair' the same name as my business. Do you think people would buy shirts and hats with that on them?
@@thesmallenginekid I absolutely know you merchandise would sell: my wife would be your first customer, she has a collection of Mortsky, Puddin, Dylon, Matt, Bad Obsession, Vice Grip...... the list goes on. Good luck with your future endeavours.
Fantastic video! You made it look easy. However, I know those froze parts that just refuse to come apart can be so furstrating! You obviously have the Know-how to make it happen! Good work!!👍
Funny you mentioned racing toward the end. I was actually trying to find races local to me, I have an 02 Mojave myself. Planning to take mine down to nothing this winter and rebuilt it. .40 over piston, full dg exhaust, stage 2 Dyno jets in the carb. Not much, but should give it a little more kick. Good job with this quad!
My parents bought me one new in 1987. I raced it all through the 90's and early 2000's. In 2008, I restored it back to original condition and it has set in my garage ever since. Maybe twice a year I fire it up and take it for a cruise around the block. The factory valves on these suck! I suggest redoing the top end with titanium or stainless valves....
Those are some really cool trails, that stone building is crazy looking.
Thanks. That building is very interesting. It is new enough to have 2 large steel I beams, but old enough to have no trace of plumbing or electric. Based on the ends of the rafters being charred it appears to have burned down at some point. Not sure who owned it or had it built, they must have had some $$$.
@@thesmallenginekid
Hey Andrew,I was curious also about that building!! Those stone fences are really cool too...
That forest is so old with all that deadfall lying around..
Would make a great site for a creepy scary movie!!
Great job on the Quad!!
Please keep making more videos, you're extremely talented and you really do remind everyone of a young Camareta..💯✔✔👍👍👍
P.S. You and your brother should go camp out at that stone house for a night!!!😎👻😨
Really like the new introduction Andrew, gives new viewers an idea of what the channel is about: a young talented guy good with his hands and a great work ethic.
Good job on the four wheeler BTW, you ride it like you stole it.
Thanks! I need to come up with some type of logo now. I was thinking 'Hanna Equipment Repair' the same name as my business. Do you think people would buy shirts and hats with that on them?
@@thesmallenginekid I absolutely know you merchandise would sell: my wife would be your first customer, she has a collection of Mortsky, Puddin, Dylon, Matt, Bad Obsession, Vice Grip...... the list goes on.
Good luck with your future endeavours.
Fantastic video! You made it look easy. However, I know those froze parts that just refuse to come apart can be so furstrating! You obviously have the Know-how to make it happen! Good work!!👍
Heck yeah! Cool to see them revived. You got some skills dude, mechanics and video.
Funny you mentioned racing toward the end. I was actually trying to find races local to me, I have an 02 Mojave myself. Planning to take mine down to nothing this winter and rebuilt it. .40 over piston, full dg exhaust, stage 2 Dyno jets in the carb. Not much, but should give it a little more kick. Good job with this quad!
Atta baby, interesting to work on, learn. Post updates on your progress.
great video, cool trails, got some behind my neighborhood just like them
Make sure you run a zinc oil in the Mojave or cams & rockers die.
What size wrench did you use for the axle nuts? I'm trying to use a pipe wrench but having a tough time keeping grip/keeping axle from spinning
I just took mine all spart to replace seaks, bushings, clean and learn it.
Have you done the front wheel bearings yet? If so, do you have a video of that? How to do it? Thank you
My parents bought me one new in 1987. I raced it all through the 90's and early 2000's. In 2008, I restored it back to original condition and it has set in my garage ever since. Maybe twice a year I fire it up and take it for a cruise around the block. The factory valves on these suck! I suggest redoing the top end with titanium or stainless valves....
Interesting to do the work ourselves and learn our bikes plus save money.
Good. informative video.
Can you do a full video of you getting a order to fix something then breaking down how much money you put in and your gross profit
Are the tiny ridges in the swing arm holes supposed to be there or no? I have to gently gring to get the bearings in?
I had a machine shop take a few thousandths off the swing arm bushing holes. The bushings should be a firm fit, but not have to be hit on and damaged.
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