www.caromotorworks.com (989)673-8500 Thanks to Caro Motorworks for allowing me to video the regrind of the crank for my Minneapolis Moline ZA. #farming #antiquetractor #antiquetractorlife #tractor
Very enjoyable video Dan. It reminds me of watching my brother in his shop. It’s too bad the younger generation isn’t interested in getting into that type of work. Thanks for bringing us along.
Can’t get nterested in something your not exposed to, are there any high schools that have a shop or auto shop class anymore? Let alone junior high schools ? Elementary straight to high school these days If s not all tic tocs fault 🤣 ✌️
@ it seems that the only trade schools are community colleges in some towns. Local high schools used to offer trade classes but they removed those in lieu of computer programs. Not everyone wants to geek out on a keyboard.
Im thinking that you all checked the size of the roller bearing journal and seal area to ensure size is correct. I seen runout was good .Give that block and oil passages a good cleaning before reinstallation . Nice machine shop , great educational video Thanks for sharing ⚙🔩🔧
Oh that shop closed last week. Oh that closed years ago I common said phase in Southeast Michigan if not the USA. A skill that I going away because the kids don't want to get into. The story of Diesel Fuel Rebuild center in Bay City too!
In the last few minutes of the video as u walked through the shop just after you spotted that heavy cylinder head, I saw Buick Turbo V6 intake and parts. Hehe. What they building?!
That kind of machine shop is becoming a thing of the past now around my area. If we want engine work done, we have to go to a shop about 30 miles away. Local ones quit. Such a shame.
😊😊 HI DAN moms dad also worked 💪 😊 at a machine shop years ago U have 2,learn under some body or go 2 school 🏫 😊 4 that it's a art form all by itself once U learn how 2 U don't 4 get it's knowledge in your mind that U know how 2 do 😊😊 it's just like all of the old school 🏫 😊 mechanics they have been doing it ever since they have been out of school 🏫 😊 U have 2 take your time ⏲️ 😊 and do the job and the work right ✅️ 😊 it's alot of work rebuilding a engine and doing machine work and most of those fellows have been doing machine work 45 years or more putting in pistons vavle guides and vavle seats and more and U also have 2 build crank shafts or cam shafts weld them up and turn them back 2 spec ASAE 😊😊 U have 2 shave a cylinder head and the engine block and check ✔️ 😊 W a straight edge and feeler gauge it should not go under it and there's alot more 2 rebuilding a engine than meets the eye dan that racing gas that fellow is taking about most 1O3/11O octane or cam 1 racing gas it's nothing like corn gas it's cleaner and doesn't have trash in it 😊😊 and dan there's another thing U can do also U grease on the crank cam and in the engine cylinders this will also help it from rusting 😊😊 the sooner U can get the engine put back 2 gether all the better this will prevent rust I had 2 learn about this also this was from 4 old school 🏫 😊 mechanics from moms side of the family I surely hope this gives U a bit more knowledge than what U knew be 4 about engines 😊😊 OMG 12 18 2O24
Hey, Dan! I was wondering if you might have a carburetor for a MM ZTU? It'd be a Marvel Schebler TSX97. I am just looking for a rebuildable core for my '44 ZTU.. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Very interesting video Dan, I've never seen a crank being ground before, thanks to the shop for letting you film it. Peter 🇬🇧🚜
Well that was a great video. Always wanted to watch this thanks for the invite
Very informative! I've always admired the guys who can do this kind of machine work. It takes a lot of time and patience.
Very enjoyable video Dan. It reminds me of watching my brother in his shop. It’s too bad the younger generation isn’t interested in getting into that type of work. Thanks for bringing us along.
Very ineresting Dan! I appreciate you bringing the experience to us!
The machinists are a very very special. It is a shame kids are not interested in a wonderful profession.
Thanks for letting us watch. 👍👍👍
It’s not just machinists, it’s all the trades that you get dirty doing and that is all of them.👍👍👍
Can’t get nterested in something your not exposed to, are there any high schools that have a shop or auto shop class anymore? Let alone junior high schools ? Elementary straight to high school these days
If s not all tic tocs fault 🤣 ✌️
@ it seems that the only trade schools are community colleges in some towns. Local high schools used to offer trade classes but they removed those in lieu of computer programs. Not everyone wants to geek out on a keyboard.
This was the first time I saw how a crank turned awesome video
Very cool video thanks for sharing.Really admire the talents of a machine shop incredible job
That is one the cleanest well organized machine shops I've seen!
Really enjoyed this video,Dan! What a clean shop.
Im thinking that you all checked the size of the roller bearing journal and seal area to ensure size is correct. I seen runout was good .Give that block and oil passages a good cleaning before reinstallation . Nice machine shop , great educational video Thanks for sharing ⚙🔩🔧
Cool to watch Thank You. I was surprise to see it's a flat plane crank which is usually used in a high rev engine which a MM is not.
Real nice video we had a couple of tractors we over hauled but never seen how they grounded them thanks
Nice shop. Nice tunes.
thank you Dan and the shop. And the man with 44 years of know how . how can you go wrong ?.
Epic crankshaft grinding.
this was interesting. talk about patience.
Great vid dan appreciated
Oh that shop closed last week.
Oh that closed years ago
I common said phase in Southeast Michigan if not the USA.
A skill that I going away because the kids don't want to get into.
The story of Diesel Fuel Rebuild center in Bay City too!
What a great video!! Thanks for sharing this with us
We depend on our machine shop for so many things. The even make parts on our obsolete equipment on occasion.
Awesome video Dan
Awesome video
Hope you can get video of them working on those jugs!!
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Cool
I’ll have to check them out. I need and offset grind on a d17 Allis
In the last few minutes of the video as u walked through the shop just after you spotted that heavy cylinder head, I saw Buick Turbo V6 intake and parts. Hehe. What they building?!
That kind of machine shop is becoming a thing of the past now around my area. If we want engine work done, we have to go to a shop about 30 miles away. Local ones quit. Such a shame.
😊😊 HI DAN moms dad also worked 💪 😊 at a machine shop years ago U have 2,learn under some body or go 2 school 🏫 😊 4 that it's a art form all by itself once U learn how 2 U don't 4 get it's knowledge in your mind that U know how 2 do 😊😊 it's just like all of the old school 🏫 😊 mechanics they have been doing it ever since they have been out of school 🏫 😊 U have 2 take your time ⏲️ 😊 and do the job and the work right ✅️ 😊 it's alot of work rebuilding a engine and doing machine work and most of those fellows have been doing machine work 45 years or more putting in pistons vavle guides and vavle seats and more and U also have 2 build crank shafts or cam shafts weld them up and turn them back 2 spec ASAE 😊😊 U have 2 shave a cylinder head and the engine block and check ✔️ 😊 W a straight edge and feeler gauge it should not go under it and there's alot more 2 rebuilding a engine than meets the eye dan that racing gas that fellow is taking about most 1O3/11O octane or cam 1 racing gas it's nothing like corn gas it's cleaner and doesn't have trash in it 😊😊 and dan there's another thing U can do also U grease on the crank cam and in the engine cylinders this will also help it from rusting 😊😊 the sooner U can get the engine put back 2 gether all the better this will prevent rust I had 2 learn about this also this was from 4 old school 🏫 😊 mechanics from moms side of the family I surely hope this gives U a bit more knowledge than what U knew be 4 about engines 😊😊 OMG 12 18 2O24
Hey, Dan! I was wondering if you might have a carburetor for a MM ZTU? It'd be a Marvel Schebler TSX97. I am just looking for a rebuildable core for my '44 ZTU.. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Yes I should have extra one or two
Your obviously a good guy for getting the machinist a doughnut but then you didn't let him eat it.
@@1murder99 he finished it early in the video.
Imagine regrinding crankshafts in a hospital OR.
The machinists are a very very special. It is a shame kids are not interested in a wonderful profession.
Thanks for letting us watch. 👍👍👍