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Excellent video! Thank you Sir!

I never worked on an Onan engine. I hear parts are hard to get.

Where did you find the kit and what's the part number

That was an awesome price it look like it was brand new by the time you were done cleaning it up and putting all those parts in it. It was a very good video thank you for the video

I have Wi-Fi on my TV so I've been watching KZbin like that I've watched every episode of your your tractors I like it so much I want to put it on my tablet and give you the credit of every video cuz it's so good I'm going to watch everyone again and another one after that one that's how good your channel is thank you again for the video Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year's

I like your channel, no I love your channel I breathe tractors I can't get enough of them I will be going through chemo soon so I needed extra channels to watch to keep me busy I got prostate cancer it was gone for 8 years its back

lol thats actually funny

Half way throgh the video, when you stated cranking on it, hearing the engine what it sounded like I already thought: kinda sounds like its only building compression on one cylinder. But I did not expect, to see the entire piston and conecting rod missing, thats crazy😮 But good video, you cant be always lucky with these old tractors.

Don't be disappointed, your keeping it real on what you can run into from buying on the marketplace. Keep the videos coming enjoying and informative info all the time.

I’m in no way disappointed by this outcome or your lack of a successful resolution, Levi! This is a real life problem slash mystery! What we really want to know is how did this engine end up this way! Also, FWIW, I think you’ve acquired so many of these you’ve confused this machine with another you actually did run when you got it. Either that or a former owner had some secret mojo for getting it to run well on one cylinder. Come to think of it, the lawn tractor that got me into small engine work 3.5 years ago ran for one whole season on one cylinder - I didn’t know enough about them to think otherwise!

Time for a diesel swap.

Your video was great timing! I just acquired a WH 416H as a non-running parts tractor off FB. Found the same issue you described with a broken connecting rod in the front cylinder. Haven’t messed much with Onans, not sure if it worth messing with trying to fix or junk it and sell it for parts.

My buddy bought a little car once that he was told it had a 4speed transmission and he knew they only came as 5 speed. So when he got home he found the 5th gear in the trunk. 😅

I would keep the good parts

I realize you’re disappointed that the video didn’t end as you’d like, but it’s nothing that two or three cold snacks can’t fix.

my 1993 wheel horse needs a good wiring harness and hour meter gauge. plus hub caps

need to build another storage building Aaron, my Indiana brother!

I really like that little horse, I’d try to restore it & keep it, I think it’s really cool

Good to see a feller post a video on a Wednesday night

Nice shop and thanks for all those good tips. Getting ready to start on a 1968 Raider.

314H Wheelhorse was made in1985 and again in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, and1997.

I think u need the bigger outer pilot bearing for that engine maybe

Absolutely loved this video!

Good job

That sheetmetal on the engine is not a heatshield. It is designed to direct the cooling air over the cylinders. Should not be run without it. Will shorten the life of that engine considerably.

So hard to look at what was such a lovely tractor in this condition. I swear I just do not understand how anyone can have so little respect for their equipment. As my long -deceased dad always said, if you cannot keep it under roof, you should not own it.

Whenever he was talking about the barings for the wheel he ripped one lol (a fart)

Gorgeous machine! Well done!

Классная мини техника

A real pretty silver put the stripes back on it like they are them rebs stickers

I bet you could make a headlight bezel out of a couple of those empty Coors cans.😀 Great video, thanks.

Хорошая рестоврайия👍

Bahahahaha…Buffering, that’s pretty funny stuff. I’ve done the same thing with a 74 Jimmy to a 76 Chevy pick up and back those days the brake pedal and the clutch pedal were all one assembly. I was surprised to see that that clutch is separate. I may try that on my 1990 that I have. Cool video thanks.

Why not add some oil to those 15 year dry cylinders before that first crank?

Great video. Love a diesel lol.

Looks EPIC too bad that tacticool exhaust didn't really work but hey it looks stunning!

Very cool video, Levi! Great editing. I am sooo jealous of your workspace and tools! The only thing you’re missing is a lathe. 😉

A very good looking, and useful tractor. Especially like the exhaust stack.

Impressive

Awsome build, been doing the same project for a while to an old 70s mountgumry ward and would like to learn more on the wiring extensions you did to the electric start to get it to reach the battery and Igniton switch etc. love your videos and appreciate the step by step videos, happy holidays to you as well

Love the sound of that diesel through that exhaust stack! Beautiful job!

you did a really great job. i really like how it turned out

Great job have a great thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

Thanks for giving us a great tractor built

Happy Thanksgiving Levi…good to see the video

Excellent job that you have done of giving new life to an old Wheelhorse. As we speak I am repowering a worn out Yamaha golf cart with a salvaged Yanmar diesel like Merlin on Old School Garage. I got a Comet 94 duster clutch on the motor with no real problems, next is making my engine mounts and welding to my frame, Keep up the good work and hope to see more.

Looks incredible! How many hours did it take to complete the restoration? Happy Thanksgiving!

Fantastic job 😊