Gardner Engines:6LXB that could not swim, Part 1. 

Just love your work Mr McCool… so impressed watching the way you systematically attack and deal with each problem. You are certainly mentally very tough and determined. Thank you for these fascinating videos which give us a glimpse into your world and the problem solving you do.

Thank you my best engine in the world

What Joe does not know, is not worth knowing! Great tutorial videos.

Great video - you are doing us all a great service sharing you experience.

Hello Joe, I just wanted to say hi from Seattle. Gardner powered boats that trickle down from British Columbia are treasured around here. I hope to own one someday. Please keep the videos coming.

Joe! you are some man and fair play to ya. I 've learned so much about Gardner engines from your videos. I just want to say thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

I was just getting in to this. More soon please, I’d love to see this engine live again.

Yep it's interesting to see it stripped down in stages with all the corrosion and seeing how you tackle it. Looking forward to seeing the next part

Brilliant Joe, thank you.

Great video Joe, good to see at least some of her can be saved. A bit of google maps sleuthing and it appears Petra Marine are long gone too, no marine businesses in Burlington Crescent, Goole anymore.

Hi Joe do you ever use an impact wrench ?

strange sound at 2.06

Thanks joe

2' 6" ...was that a fart.?

Northen belle??

I have an 8xlb and it couldn't swim

If anyone has any degree of sense in Ireland. Then this bloke needs apprentice students learning all about Gardner engineering. A local college should get students to work with him one day a week as part of their studies. The experience this bloke has needs bottling.