Sat 30 Years - Let's Get It Working Like New Again
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2023
- In "I'll Never Tell", Taryl takes on this old Dayton generator that's been sitting un-used for 30 years! What will it take to get this old beast back up and running again? Find out here.
Before and After the fix, Little Johnny gets rid of Grandpa's mower and the only way he'll get it back is if Grandpa buys him a '68 Schwinn Stingray. Flustered, Grandpa Gary has no other choice to give in to Johnny's demands in order to get his mower back. In another hilariously scary how-to video starting off Taryl's 2023 Halloween series. Now There's Your Dinner!!
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I think all these videos should be added to the Library of Congress to preserve all this information. That way in 200 years if somebody pulls one of these motors out of a box and wants to get it running they will know what to do.
Everything will probably be electric by then
What a coincidence! I've recently acquired a 5500 watt Dayton generator exactly like that except bigger and you've given me some good tips on servicing mine. Thanks again
The snapping sound of the Briggs & Stratton points should be a ringtone
Mortske "flick,"
Taryl always makes it look easy. One thing I will point out was setting the speed to 3600 rpm. We want the output to be at 60 Hz = 3600 rpm, but mechanical governors will sag under load, so setting the no load speed to 61.5-62 Hz allows for that, and will, hopefully, keep you above 58 Hz under full load.
Little Johnny needs to be institutionalized. For a long, LONG time.
nah nothing a belt on the a$$ won't fix
@@8postal15 I woulda made him go cut the grass with a pair of scissors...
Little Johnny is definitely too put it nicely.... Special needs. But he sure knows how to play his grandparents! Lol Great video Taryl.
Little Johnny is fricken hilarious !!!!!
@@johnb5519 Dinosaur juice
Little Johnny killed it! Thanks for the info and laughs
Thanks Taryl.
I learned the hard way of taking that Carb apart with out removing the Nozzle 1st. Yup, Bent it.
Did work after putting back together... 1976 8 hp Snow Thrower Eng.. Bought new, still have it...
Mike M.
Perfect, a new Taryl video on a Sunday
Sunday is always when the new videos come out
This comment will get old soon
@@jhitt79 some of us are new viewers
Back when Briggs and Dayton made GOOD STUFF, built in AMERICA !!!!!! Thanks Taryl, great video!!
Been waiting for this one. I've got the same Gen set. Been sitting for years. Paid 5 bucks at a garage sale.
Great job in bringing this sturdy piece of equipment back to life. It's perfectly useful. Waste not, want not, as my grandparents would say. Thanks to the subscribers who send TD parts he can use for these informative videos.
I got that same engine. They were built like tanks!! Great video 👍
You are the man Taryl.I like the way you bring old stuff back to life.
Should you not have put oil in before turning engine over at all. Just asking.
Best instructional videos on the U Tube.
I wait and check for a new episode frequently.
Forget cable, you are the best !
Thank You Again Sir Love How you bring Old and Neglected back to Work Again
Thanks Taryl and amazing Crew! Another great video! I just got a free from a friend DYNA DX4500E with an 8HP Briggs Engine which is a bit newer than this one but I learn so much from watching your videos ~. If other subscribers have worked on a DYNA DX4500E or similar, feel free to post any tips. The unit runs but I need to go through it; has a partly corroded gas tank (top half) and the electric start and recoil start need some Love ~ There's Your Dinner! D
Wow ! I had a Sting-Ray just like the blue one , thanks for the great memory .
Worm Drive skill saw! those old engines run so smooth.
Taryll fixes all never seizes to amaze me. The skillset as a mechanic (cars, motorcycles, 2stroke,2 cycle, 4stroke,4cycle engines) will become a dying breed before long. Your channel will hopefully inspire the next generation of gearheads to learn a skill that not too many people have. Great show. Don't bother me I'm enjoying my dinner 😅
Here in upstate NY in the past few years a number of dealers have come to the end and retired . There's a lot of knowledge gone. It's to bad that they didn't have young people working with them to step up and keep the shops open.
Great peace of history and wow she runs like new awesome…👍👍👍
The right adjustment in the right place…Teryl RULES!!
Thanks taryl! Really nice bikes!!
Dayton called the auto-idle feature Demandtrol. I remember seeing this generator in the Grainger "Motor Book" in the 70s. Good job Taryl, keeping this old stuff going!
I like the way you fix the machines❤😂
I had almost the same unit with the 8HP Briggs. I got it running great but those updraft carbs are a royal pain. And that filter under the tank was a disaster. And it was super loud and plowed through gas! But gas was cheap back then. And just owning a generator was a luxury for wealthy people back then. All that noise was a testament to your neighbors that you had power!
A old gem. You for got you puts points in. Still a little for a lot. Good job.
I'll betcha Little Johnny has those pliers Taryl.
Nice to see old iron come back to life. Good job Cuz!
That’s cool. You did a great job.😊
Hey glad you work on those old stuff beçause I really learn from you. Thank you Mr. Taryl and keep on teaching us through your videos.
Hi Mr Taryl, just wanted to say thank you for the merchandise my wife ordered for my birthday 🎂 and thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸
Pretty crazy to see points and condensers in 2023. A lot of that equipment got the Magnetron upgrade when it was in the shop for any kind of service - and that was back in the early 80's. A testament to many of the Breaks and Scrap'ems that never needed more than basic maintenance that could be done by the consumer.
Taryl, thanks for your videos and your determination to get these good old classics running again! They made them well back then, not like the cheap new stuff today
I love old stuff. Seeing it brought back to life again is delightful! I bought a Briggs & Stratton flathead lawn mower, used, from a lawn mower dealer this year. It's my antique lawn mower. It's a 675 with ready start. I give it good care, cleaning off all the grass underneath. Because it's a Brute, I named it Brutus.
You make it sound like flathead mowers were from the 40s 😅
Ive had a few briggs gensets from the 80s, never one with an electric start tough, nice unit. Theyre loud, but very dependable, and thirsty!
I had the same thing but it was from 84’. 4000w, 8hp, low oil shutdown winco brand. It’s a generator not an alternator and made with copper and old school ingredients .
I had that exact bike when I was a kid. My favorite of my childhood. Same color green. Same model exactly ! Thanks for the memory…. And………That was my Dinner !!
I had a yellow one. That gear shifter was a real ball breaker.
Taryl, you are the man, love your videos
❤. Watching your videos thanks for your time good work much blessings peace ✌️
greatness !!
This was your best skit ever. I was laughing through the entire thing.
Thank you for sharing.👍
You go up in "value", as time goes on! Good one, along with the skit
Great video! Keep the coming.
Nice video Taryl. I still service some old Briggs stuff with points occasionally.
Great job! So funny. Man those open frame generators were so loud at full load. What a relic.
We had one of them heavy as a battle ship generators back when I was doing drywall in the 80's.. We had a horrible show storm while we were spackling this house way up in the mountains and my genius boss decided to plug in this space heater he ad just bought it. I'll never forget that loud bang and that metallic clunking sound as part of the crank shaft ricocheted off the side of side of his truck and then the house!!!! We saw a yellow flash and then a big orange fireball came rolling past the front window of the house. We laughed it off on the way home which was a Friday. We spent all weekend driving around to equipment places to try and score another used generator which we did... $800 even back then the damn things were expensive. We got a used Honda and that thing held up really well. It was the first time I seen a Honda generator as well. I also remember my boss trying to get someone to come fix the old one which ppl laughed at him!!!! I thought it was funny too because not only was the motor in a dozen pieces it was scorched from the little explosion too...
Thanks Taryl! Great video!
awesome job.
Another great video. Lotta LOLing going on at my house watching this. Well done guys.
You got money Old Man, pony up!...lmao
I really enjoyed the video guys. Educational and entertaining.
Great video thanks for sharing
If I could drive from Australia to Podunk, I would definitely grab that machine. Ive got a monster one at home but thats a nice machine to own.
The points And condenser from back in the day tarly will get it fixed and running again
I could listen to that beast run for a good few days.
My Grandpap had one of those. It was twice the size ya got there. Ran his house on it! That was back then in the 70s. Woot! There’s your dinner! 🤣✌🇺🇸
There's a little nub! "That's what she said" love your channel! Top quality & addictive!!
I'll keep saying it, your camera man and whoever does sound effects does fantastic work. While I'm here I always wanted to know, where can I get that bottle you use for adding dinosaur syrup? It's perfect for oil touch ups and I have no idea where to get one.
You can use an old bottle of Lucas oil treatment, even add a hose to the nozzle for those long reach areas
Nice work you’re the greatest👍
tanks fur da edumaktion and the laugh
Excellent
Thats a great Video, Tools and Tapsizes! Thanks from oversea , got an 11HP Engine with that Carb in my Generator. Kind Regards from Europe.
Johnny sounded a bit like Ronny there for a sec!! Funny clip and nice old generator. I scrapped one like it once, wish I had kept it
I have used the lid off a cottage cheese container to make a lovely sediment bulb gasket.
1972 good year..happens to be my birth year..
At 21:08 I could see sparks leaking from the plug lead to the cylinder cooling fins. It might work for awhile but a little moisture and it's gone. Also a perfect time to use those BB's to clean the fuel tank.
Good eye!
I couldn't see it.
@@meandthemrs7403 look midway down the plug wire closer to the coil...you'll see it arc towards the cooling fin
I think it's just a cobweb.
@@kknows3512 I think it may be a video compression artifact. Sometimes when UA-cam reprocess the video things change and you view it later and it's gone. The first time I downloaded it it did look like a spark but on later viewing, less like it.
The older generators sound awesome. I learned from you and you make me laugh.
Another Banger video Taryl Grass Rats Family for life!:))))
Awesome video
Johnny’s gonna rattle can that sweet Stingway!
I like your way of cleaning out the treads with a tap. I will have to put that in the gray matter memory bank. Good day fella.
I was born in '72. More than one thing came good out of that year! tahaha (be nice to your camera man Taryl)
Great job you make it look so easy !!
Well Done!!
Good info on the super fine threads in the main jet nozzle hole!
Thank you Taryl
I'm a 1972 model but my spark is weak and I'm running on fumes!. 😆
She's a bute Clark! Those older ones were made to last unlike today's generators
Nice skies
Hearing Little Johnny say: "Pony Up" brings much laughter to this old man.
Another great video!
found similar on the curb, montgomery ward with briggs great video
Check slippers tool box for those pliers. Maybe the grandson,hes got youre mower.
Let's fix it my friend
Wow, it has a setting where it goes down to idle automatically when you're not using any power from it... I've never seen that feature on any modern generator!
Thank you
Liked the video JR made on his restoring the bike.
Hey Taryl , I'm old and we used to charge up the condensers and lay them around so people like slippers would pick them up and get shocked . a barrel of laughs ,,,surely you've done this . God bless
We'd toss them across the Classroom to another person, And yell Catch HAHAHAHAHAHAH
@@m9ovich785 Yea , we'd charge the condenser and bend the wire and set standing up, no red blooded American male can pass this by and not pick up and straighten the wire , shocking results .
Pony up😂😂😂..Briggs and scrap em...funny as hell
My what a wonderful dinner we had today! So yummy!
Them there pliers are probably in the all famous tool garden!😂
I was stationed at Rickenbacker in the early 80's. Our shop had a generator exactly like that, except it was a faded blue.
I just wonder how many videos that yellow 3 blade deck is going to sit on the floor next to work bench before it disappears!
Stopping you cracking me up😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
I love those cast iron Briggs! Thanks for bringing back to life!
So Taryl.....When are the Grass Rats Gummies comming out....because we all need to relax after yard work.
Sativa
I like that parts bin
Have one just like it, bought with the electrics torn apart. Need to get to it one of these days!
Use to work on mowers with my Dad, brings back memories.