My OCD wouldn't leave it as is I'd have to take it all apart and make it like new

You should have gotten way more hits than what you have,it should be in the millions,but its an exceptional number.

You need a real air hammer… and some real penetrating oil.

Nice

Ummm. You need some chickens bad'

In your videos when you clean you say white spirits what is that mineral spirits .

Was that drilling or burning??.

We had one of these brand new in the '70's. It lasted 3 days as my dad left it on the track of the Drott B100, forgot about it and then drove the Drott forgetting about the chain saw. It was a lovely saw for the brief period we had it but it was reduced to a yellow blob on the ground in seconds - what a shame!

That diaphragm carb is a hallmark of old school engines. Great work

You really did a good job

Have you heard of a ratchet and sockets?. Word is they help take bolts off alot faster lol. A cordless ratchet is the best thing lol

Amazing restoration. Thanks.

3 months no part 2 yet?

Amazing job mate!! It both looks and works excellent!

i love this channel he is so good!!!!!

Why won't you restore overhead valve engine

Страхотно, перфектно изпълнение.

what a awesome vid. that was a amazing to watch ...to you Sir i say well done.

Brilliant video as usual. Just one question - is it economic to repair machines like this when they only cost £500 when new with a warranty?

It would seem to me, that guys like you who enjoy and appreciate restoring old stuff most people would consider junk, not efficient, and out dated, would build a business off it. Either restoring and selling, or restoring and putting in a museum. Which you own of course. But I'm glad you can share the knowledge of how old tech works and operates.

Well done. Nice tear down, recondition, paint, assembly and set up. These engines were ubiquitous. Great job

Beautiful work and a nice set of equipment as well. How much did it cost to restore this? - direct cost only incuding consumables but not labour. I am guessing about £1500.

You seriously did this whole job without a trip to Harbor Frieght, Lowe’s, or Tractor Supply?

I want to say that’s a mtd am I right or wrong

What is that tool used in 36:05?

Cool

wenn schon dann alles mit Farbe schön machen

this must have been before the days of anti-seize!!!

wonder if it needs new belts

I remember when I was about 12 I was cutting people's yard to earn some money. An older gentleman gave me a riding mower he said it was unfixable I ended up fixing it when it started up I was jumping up and down for joy!!! Man I made some money with that mower!!!!

I would like to know where you find the vinyl printouts of the engine plates. They are very high quality.

How much?

it good as fuck b\c itlook good

I just realized the engine is the same one i have on a shelf at my place and it runs, i always wanted to know why the 5hp Briggs had a weird sprocket on it, instead of a shaft like almost all of them have. Now I have to find a cool little tractor like yours to fix, i love fixing old stuff and even more when it takes a long to fix, i like the challenge.

It's a cool little garden tractor, but at first, it needed everything replaced or fixed . You did a great job.👍

Super, jeszcze napis Partner na prowadnicy łańcucha jest w orginale. Mam taką samą piłę, gdzie zamówić części do gaźnika?

I’ve got a similar mower engine but I can’t find the model number or any number for that matter can you give me the numbers off this engine?

Where you used a 10mm socket I found that on mine the sizes are imperial - a 3/8" socket was a much better fit.

I junked the single cylinder version of this machine a couple of years ago. I should have sent it to you, all the fenders and everything were complete.

Fantastic job.

lol is it just me or after he discovered the spider every time he picked something up or flipped something over i half expected a spider to be there

........ Back in the 60's my father-in-law had one of these...... I called it "The Ass Whipper" after operating it.

Hi i sent you an e-mail. I am restoring identical diesel engine from my Westwood and i need some help and information.

The tires looked dry rotted . You should have installed new ones

Knowledge on machinery repair will always have value, those who don't have it end up in the fields harvesting.

WOW, a very good job. :)

Can you buy an axel spare wheels for this welder

Nice job 👍

How do you find these projects in the first place and for a decent price

Good job bro