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been working on engines since I was 6, so 17 years. My dad has done it for 40+ years and I learned from him! I live in Iowa and plan to do many things including restorations, live streams, series, and picking videos! hope you will join me in the fun!!
ANTIQUE RESTORATION!  1920s  HSB & CO Oil Can
5:53
10 месяцев назад
Antique Gas Can Restoration
7:35
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Nice Long Coast
0:40
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@burt_james_esq
@burt_james_esq 6 часов назад
I don't believe the level of caveman transpiring on the screen
@williamjames9515
@williamjames9515 17 часов назад
Butcher!
@twp616
@twp616 День назад
I freaking cringed when I saw you start hammering on the valve. I told my wife watch, he is fixing to break the valve. 5 seconds later if was in pieces.
@ToddHofer
@ToddHofer День назад
4:21 A metal hammer on VALVES???? WTF is wrong with you?
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks День назад
@@ToddHofer if you have never needed a metal hammer to get a stuck valve loose you haven't had a very stuck valve yet.
@ageduse
@ageduse 2 дня назад
Tuve que, con mucha pena, dejar de mirar este video. Si este "youtuber" cree que con una llave francesa, un martillo y un aceite en aerosol y golpeando y tirando de mala manera ñas piezas, estará ganando suscriptores, me voy a permitir sugerirle que se dedique a cortar leña con un hacha o a algún delivery en bicicleta Pésimo video, lastima el motor!!!
@ToddHofer
@ToddHofer День назад
I have to agree. What type of "Mechanic" uses a Crescent Wrench to take bolts off??? That's what Box Wrenches are for!
@petermwaka1196
@petermwaka1196 8 дней назад
Great video! Minimal resources, maximum output. Genius. Why are some guys crying for 21st century state-of-the-art tech tools, for a guy working on an engine with pot metal parts? Please...
@63Wolfman
@63Wolfman 9 дней назад
Thanks for the video. One is coming up for sale on the 26th in Ducktown Tenn. Any idea what year these were made?
@angelgonzalo2885
@angelgonzalo2885 9 дней назад
Magnífico ejemplo de precision chinotibetana. El martillo es pequeño, los hay mas grandes.
@antonikalinowski7725
@antonikalinowski7725 10 дней назад
4,54 o kur...wa coś ty narobil zostaw to bo go zniszczysz niech inni to zrobią za ciebie
@antonikalinowski7725
@antonikalinowski7725 10 дней назад
2,29 jak widzę ze ktoś odkręca śruby nastawnymi kluczami to nóż mi się otwiera w kieszeni
@donnienicholson6062
@donnienicholson6062 10 дней назад
You can waste your life asking WHY, or you can stay away from those who aren't asking WHY NOT.
@StefanSchmitz-d6b
@StefanSchmitz-d6b 10 дней назад
I can only say; Nice!
@вышедшийизметро
@вышедшийизметро 11 дней назад
что-то я не пойму. Клапанов два, но коромысло одно и работает один клапан. Как оно вообще работает?
@thecommissaruk
@thecommissaruk 12 дней назад
Proper manly cooking - open flames, scorching hot metal, petrol fumes AND spinning machinery to get caught in! What more could you want?
@DanielSchaaf-l4t
@DanielSchaaf-l4t 12 дней назад
Are you talking it to coolsprings next week?
@enginelover1
@enginelover1 12 дней назад
I understand running it with no cooling but at least fill the oiler and open it up to drip
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks 12 дней назад
@@enginelover1 i did just not right away because I was balancing getting it running and maintaining the fire
@harrywebb9839
@harrywebb9839 12 дней назад
So how long can you run it without worrying about something seizing? That was once a cooling hopper, after all
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks 12 дней назад
@@harrywebb9839 we have ran it with a red hot fire for over 4 hours with no signs of stopping so I don't have a good answer for that.
@harrywebb9839
@harrywebb9839 12 дней назад
@@cruddycornstalks damn - that really wasn't what I expected to hear. Stupid question, but was that in hot weather or cold? ( Not that I expect it matters too much)
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks 12 дней назад
@@harrywebb9839 mid 70s but the engine was hot enough the paint started boiling it blew out minds to we expected carnage and only got entertainment.
@harrywebb9839
@harrywebb9839 12 дней назад
@@cruddycornstalks Goddamn. That... That really shouldn't run! And certainly not a second time. And yet, here we are.
@JDWorkshop-wn9tt
@JDWorkshop-wn9tt 12 дней назад
Beautiful job!
@JDWorkshop-wn9tt
@JDWorkshop-wn9tt 13 дней назад
I love it! That’s insane! It must smell incredible. Mesquite, beef and, gasoline exhaust! 👍👍👍
@deepsouth-piddlin
@deepsouth-piddlin 13 дней назад
It sucks for the engine, makes my heart break, but it sure is a cool idea
@RustyInventions-wz6ir
@RustyInventions-wz6ir 13 дней назад
Interesting. Yeah its painful, but it sort of works.
@codywangen
@codywangen 13 дней назад
I'm glad you guys got that engine i probably would have melted it down it's taken on a life well past anything I could have given it lol now it's world famous
@enginecrzy
@enginecrzy 14 дней назад
Sandwich engine?
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks 13 дней назад
Cushman model X
@EngineVids
@EngineVids 14 дней назад
Omg😂😅
@Andrew_Black_
@Andrew_Black_ 14 дней назад
Best original idea I’ve seen in the engine hobby. 👌👌 love it!!!
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks 14 дней назад
Thank you !
@mikeedwards2621
@mikeedwards2621 14 дней назад
Clever idea. But cooking meat with all the toxic fumes blowing around. No bueno…
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks 14 дней назад
Gasoline stoves have been around for almost a hundred years now and are still used so this doesn't have much worse fumes then one of those.
@ajwindmeyer2272
@ajwindmeyer2272 14 дней назад
He likes the toxic fumes.
@Seth-og3vz
@Seth-og3vz 14 дней назад
Did anyone get mad lol
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks 14 дней назад
Surprisingly not yet!
@Andrew_Black_
@Andrew_Black_ 14 дней назад
@@cruddycornstalks you do it to a Pennsylvania engine you would trigger the whole east coast
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks 14 дней назад
@@Andrew_Black_ a York would make a great smoker
@Andrew_Black_
@Andrew_Black_ 14 дней назад
@@cruddycornstalks 👌🤌
@deepsouth-piddlin
@deepsouth-piddlin 13 дней назад
That’s not a very desirable engine, so it’s not that bad, just please don’t do it to a true hit and miss.
@j.w.3345
@j.w.3345 14 дней назад
Not the way I would unstick a valve. Other then that, it was fun to watch. Nice little engine! Good job.
@wdmm94
@wdmm94 14 дней назад
Rule number one their young'un is cast iron don't like hammers.
@wdmm94
@wdmm94 14 дней назад
P.S. Neither does pot metal.
@John-k4r7k
@John-k4r7k 15 дней назад
Someone should take tools away from him he’s dangerous take the adjustable wrench and hammer and put it where the sun doesn’t shine 7:58
@Gwen-x6d
@Gwen-x6d 16 дней назад
I've never seen a hammer move that fast. Must be magic.
@Gwen-x6d
@Gwen-x6d 16 дней назад
My mom had a wringer washing machine like that in the early 50's. The men got in the way and put an electric motor on it. Anyone who touched it almost always got shocked.
@Gwen-x6d
@Gwen-x6d 16 дней назад
Now, put it in a boat.
@Gwen-x6d
@Gwen-x6d 16 дней назад
Some male has a really nice ass.
@Gwen-x6d
@Gwen-x6d 16 дней назад
Excellent Video and Audio. Nice.
@williammiles459
@williammiles459 16 дней назад
Hit and miss engine?
@stephengrainger3340
@stephengrainger3340 18 дней назад
Its not worth the time watching it
@douro20
@douro20 19 дней назад
Didn't expect a pot metal mag housing...
@TonyLoechte
@TonyLoechte 19 дней назад
The way you hit that valve said it all Good by
@johnlundberg5705
@johnlundberg5705 21 день назад
good grief
@fabris1969
@fabris1969 24 дня назад
Top 🖒🖒🖒☺
@NowInAus
@NowInAus 24 дня назад
That was different... and utterly mesmerizing. Great job fella. I'm subscribing because you have skills.
@bilmand
@bilmand 26 дней назад
Jesus! Ball peen hammering the valve? *shudder* Had to stop watching at that point. Couldn't imagine it didn't go downhill from that point.
@ToddHofer
@ToddHofer День назад
It shattered. Even if it didn't, chances are good he bent the stem anyways.
@RobertMackey-k6k
@RobertMackey-k6k 26 дней назад
Sounds exactly like me after great Mexican dinner ole. Keep up really good work lad
@timsmith1589
@timsmith1589 26 дней назад
Dude, that's really cool. The old hit and miss engines are awesome. Someday I will do one too. Fun video bro.
@Frogdog0007
@Frogdog0007 27 дней назад
What would this have been used for ? A generator ?
@Frogdog0007
@Frogdog0007 27 дней назад
You're not the best i've seen but subscribed anyway
@cruddycornstalks
@cruddycornstalks 27 дней назад
@@Frogdog0007 I guess I'll take it. Not shooting for restorations more then preserving history. Thanks for subscribing!
@Frogdog0007
@Frogdog0007 27 дней назад
@@cruddycornstalks Yeah bro. You got it working just fine though
@Frogdog0007
@Frogdog0007 27 дней назад
Built to last
@michhannluke
@michhannluke 27 дней назад
Love watching you get your hands dirty and bringing old back to life. Also laughing at these bufoon arm chair mechanics who have to make themselves feel smart by acting like they've actually turned a wrench. Pull the stick out of your asses people
@colinsmith6340
@colinsmith6340 28 дней назад
Hammering on valve. valve breaks. doh. Saw that coming a mile away lol. Also you shouldn't use adjustable wrenches/spanners on ANYTHING that might be siezed. And.. when you were using it, you were using it incorrect hehe. But still nice to see an old engine come alive. Keep up the learning, and thank you for the video. You should spend more time lapping valves, and there was no detail on the piston and cylinder condition, all we saw was it was rusty. Not sure if you did it, but you should check and show the main bearing quality and wear level as well. Just a bit more detail, a bit slower, bit more thorough, and less hammering on things.