Tonto reacion ácido base😅😅😅

Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota AJ

Merry Christmas and or Happiest of holidays to you and your family

Jy weet hier in sa verkoop hulle rebuild kit vir daai goedkoop adendorff hydraulic jack.

Sooooooo after all that ....the vise is still not able to move !! LOL

excelente video, pero se nota muy poca potencia en el compresor....

I've been everywhere on the internet for about a month now trying to find someone in south africa who baught it and didn't come across anyone. .. And yet here you are after I bought it and also at Adendorff 😂...

To remove a threaded rod just use two nuts - not pair of vise grips!

Thanks. Couldn't find any other video on a full teardown.

It’s not cosmetic enough, not something you’d want on your desk , your friends won’t be amazed……. Real model steamers are really clean from use, this is a bit dirty….. still this is probably not straight from the box…….

Beautiful restoration, especially the aesthetics. I have one myself and it's a tough old beast for 360W. The excellent fan keeps the motor very cool compared to some 1995+ drills. But ... did you pack in enough grease?

باسلام موفق باشید🙋❤️🙏🏼

Ok❤❤❤

Hi, What is the name of the machine you use to cut?

Alot of rust was still on that pot

I know it's dumbed down for people who couldn't care less, but does water to citric acid ratio actually matter? Does spreading the mollecules far enough apart before adding any of the sodas make a big difference in quality of solution? That is, will I get same results if I add thrice as much of citric acid and soda to 0.5l of water, or will it be worse? Likewise if I add a third of citric acid and soda to 1l of water... I know that chemistry is fickle sometimes, that's why some chemicals are very expensive and of course, sometimes outright illegal unless you're educated enough with proof to handle them. And sure, you can say I should try and see, and I am waiting for one thing to derust right now in like 800ml of water with 30g citric acid, which started as like 100ml of water turned into 30% citric acid solution with more water being added to wash out remaining citric acid (which doesn't really matter) and then I was adding water together with soda very slowly for same reason, to remove all of it from a cup. For completeness sake, I used baking soda, of which you need 63g per 100g citric acid, in other words, 18.9g in my case. And I'm asking because I know that trisodium citrate is basically worthless and what we're going for is mostly monosodium citrate, hence lower amount of soda that doesn't completely kill the acid, leading to ~4pH

A.J. baie mooi werk en netjies 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Best boss ever

I can't fault the mans logic one bit👌🏼

"Im the employee of the year." Got me real good. You hiring?! Bet he throws the best christmas parties. Fingers crossed I win employee of the year next year!

Salt and vinegar gives a similar result in the same time.

Great idea! I think I'm going to give "my employees" the rest of the year off too.

Consider this my application 😂🤟

Wow, the sound of a shop! No blaring music, congrats on a well made video, please make more.

"WOOOW"

Jolie machine super 👍👍

Hear hear! (to the NO MUSIC!!) Just out of interest..... 1. Why did you fit the tank with the filler on the right? Would it not have been easier to have it on the left away from the valve gear? 2.Also why not screw the straps to the sled BEHIND the tank first. Surely less fiddlesome. 3. PLEASE tell me where I can buy this kit. I'm too old to go lugging full size H&M engines round rally fields, but I miss my Bamford 'Tulip Top' like crazy. I'm in the U.K. Many thanks.

Beautiful looking shiny little motor, thank you its so great.

Employee of the year😂😂😂😂

サンドブラストをやる場合は下処理は不用ってことですね！

Hehehe...tax deductibles. Employee of the YEEEEAAAAAHHHH!!

😂 happy Christmas 🎉

Beautiful Job, thank you. I need to get one of those.

As someone who does this professionally, Id point out 3 mistakes in your technique: NEVER use paper towels on the cast iron, fibres get lodged into microscopic crevasses, ALWAYS season immediately after resurfacing otherwise your just trapping the re-formed rust into the season where it will continue to rust, and lastly, NEVER USE A SEED OIL, instead, rendered bacon fat is the preferred oil to season with, I do mine for 2 cycles at 425f

Used to be manufactured in Durban-RSA

Great Job 😊Blessings ✨️

Looks like plenty of work and video footage to go. Good luck with it, I know you will do well with it.

Perfect video!!

i have one old engine like this engine G150 Honda... i want restore it but im zero knowledge to do it 😂 I will try and refer your video.

What is it power?

dumbest cast iron video on youtube

I have the same one, but it has a lot of grease build up and dust from just sitting around and 2frying pans, that are cast iron, how do I go about restoring them

The first 30 seconds, one thought came to mind, "Kaalvoet klonkie"

When you said "John Deere tractor", I was thinking riding lawn mower, but wow! you meant "John Deere tractor"! So cool. I have no doubt that it will look like it just rolled off the showroom floor when you get finished with it. John Deere's will last a lifetime and then some. You have a piece that can be passed down for generations.

What did you use for fuel?

Wow that's amazing work at the restoration 😀😀😀😀💯💯💯💯✅✅✅✅

A.j Jy is n yster 🎉🎉🎉

Good morning from Southeast South Dakota AJ

Flames. It needs flames.

You took on a mountain of work. I would rubberize everything exposed to stones etc. from the blades. It will look a million dollars when it's finished!