the nightstars are so much better than this

Any new cooking videos on the horizon Sam?

Hey, Shop! Happy Monday to you! Thank you for this awesome video! I was actually thinking of you this past week and wanted to see what projects you were working on! Are you ready for the Fall season? Have you made plans to visit any more big auction sale events like you did last year? What gets you into the Fall mood, Sam? I've always wanted to know. I think its time fot another fireside chat! Love you, Sam!😁🤍👍🏾

Miss your cooking videos!!

Those saws can still be had at a good price at the Harbor Freight.

When was the last fire side chat , thanks for your videos -John in Texas.

Thanks for these videos. You are a great teacher. I've learned a lot. I'm redoing my first Maytag 92.

Buddy talking when I,m trying to hear the engine😁

Looking for better fuel mileage as far as transmission goes, I'd go with a 700r4. It's got a nice low 1st gear and overdrive as 4th. No electronics, just old school hydraulics.

The power glide and the 350 turbohydromatic are both 1 to 1 in drive and keep in mind that the speed limit was over 70mph when the power glide was popular, the 350 just has an extra lower gear for pulling off from a stop but there's no difference in rpm at hyway speed

Nice seein ya in the shop .

am working on a mod. 31 . Serial 607701 . Have it running for couple minutes. But it 6:40 just fades out & quits! :-( HELP

Been missing seeing your shop and project updates. Glad to see you back.

I am working on a mod. 31 . Serial 607701 . Have it running for couple minutes. But it just fades out & quits! :-(

Are you still working on the Chevy?

I have a lb1 international harvester is the magneto impulse spring the same as a Wico is it interchangeable with a wico spring?? Thanks

I watched this video years ago when looking up cracklin cornbread. Musta been almost 10 years ago. I come back to it from time to time, just to hear some good ol country logic! Just get er done... no need fer measuring.

Hey, Sam! It's been waaaaaay too long since you have uploaded! I pray you are safe and well and doing alright. When you get a chance, upload as soon as you are able. You have us all worried over here! Love you, Shop, and see you soon!

Great Job, that Lathe is just an extension of your Hands the way you make it look so easy.Nice Job.👍👍😁 watching from Texas.

This man has so much knowledge about these engines I enjoy watching him and learn some of what he knows

Miss your videos, hope all is well in middle Tennessee

when will we see some more videos Shopdog

Where you at Dog?

this engine is a yr.older than me

Sir do you sell maytag parts

How much is one of these engines going for, running condition?

Mr Sam do you sell Maytag parts

Nice

Sam don't you think that beard is a fire hazard when welding:-))

Think you should get smaller engines 24:03

Gotta do a burnout in that beast

Looks like a bridge hardware

A railroad anvil

My grandma said this heals the gut

where are you located in Arkansas?

Thanks

Back for my yearly binge of shopdogsam cooking videos!

? What were they used on a IHC small tractor????

Found a new favorite thing. Slowing a southern auctioneer down to .5 speed 🤭

Good video

Some high prices . Can’t believe the large red one was only $700..

That new way is twice as interesting as the john deere that sold for more....people love green paint. I almost think that new way spins opposite of most, believe thats why the pulley is on the drivers side Take care

A bunch of people bought a bunch of money to that auction, and they left it there...

Been watching this guy several times he knows what he's talking about good job man

Love these old popcorn engines.

I love you shopdogsam

I certainly enjoy the video's, like a classroom on this engine.

The turquoise motors from GM were marine until they went to black on everything, because you know colors are way more expensive than black 😂😂

Watching you pull strings to turn on the lights reminds me of my grandfather's garage where he extended all of the strings and ran them across the ceiling and down the wall and tied them off to a nail next to the door. That way he could turn them all on or off as he was going in or out the door.

You are the coolest dude ever. My dad and I are working on a 15 HP Reid engine