Thank for the video brother.... BUT.. FYI for everyone... after unscrewing the knob and dropping the bracket, just pop out the hinge pins with a small screwdriver and lift the cross bars straight up, no sliding to scratch the rails either... been doing it for years..

That's the cleanest looking one I have seen. Usually they're all caked out with asbestos or duct tape at the seams.

???? But you didn't say weentagui 😂😂😂😂😂

My saviour! Granted, I kinda skipped that part about the z clip and broke mine... will report back if I manage to fix it sans the part store!

absolute least energy efficient furnace ever made, under 60%. not "most efficient" fuel economy is from having common walls, not this gas hog very reliable and long lasting though!

My grandmother had a similar furnace in her basement

Nice job god bless

Thank you Sir.

How about a video replacing brake cable and where it hooks up underneath. The same cable that you just put some adjusters on that's the one I'm talking about.

Thanks for the video, but I have two questions: how do you lubricate these new needle rollers each year and secondly how do you lubricate the middle loose sheave of the pulley that slides and rotates? My MTD has the 'long version' of the variable pulley and the middle sheave is on a sleeve and slides up and down but has siezed. Thanks

Thanks

Any suggestions of how to clean the intake manifold on my 04 Sebring Convertible ? It has oil in it . Great video !

Love your video have the same setup did buy my mover for free but it has all the springs turned out if got all put together except the big spring on the top can't figure out where it goes. If you can help me

You’re the only one of the 10 out so videos so far that actually put the caliper spring back on. I bet mine aren’t matching the old ones too! Thanks.

0:47 Do NOT remove that brake arm as Jackson instructs in one of his clips, he tells watcher to remove that and just have the brake with the band, this mower had the AUXILIARY brake added as a EXTRA SAFETY feature, it is like a cars EMERGENCY brake, what IDIOT would remove the main braking system and ONLY have the emergency brake

I really appreciate you showing how you replace the bearings. It would be helpful if you were to mention what year your MTD yard machine was. Mine looks similar, but it's a smaller 38 inch cut. Model made between 2000 & 2003.

Could you provide a link for the bearings you purchased?

Any tips on where to get shear pins for it?

Ne ho una uguale alla tua stesso modello, parte ale primo colpo ed è piuttosto potente, contentissimo di averla nel mio garage. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 Complimenti per il bel video.

Hello. I'm considering buying a Viking (Chrysler) outboard motor, 3.5 HP, model 3602. Would you know where ignition parts , i.e condenser, coil, points, can be sourced?

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I'm late to the party but the little stainless pins that hold the bottom of the brackets on at the outside are held in place with the friction made when the brackets are clamping. You _MAY_ need pliers to get a good enough grip on them, but I was able to flick one out enough with a fingernail. So theoretically you could do the job with one hand easily =)

If you show hitting it with emery cloth or a wire wheel for 30 minutes i wont be happy.

Hello Sir, Can't thank you enough for the video.. I have 2 questions if i may.. what problems were you having and did replacing the sensor fix them? Do you know if same part # works for 2004 Sebring also? Thank You again! Very much appreciated

really random, but i just purchased one of these motors. The gasket in the glass bowl is rotted out, but the rest of the gaskets are good. is that gasket required for operation?

Man that 3.8 Buick V6 got stuffed into so many GM cars. I had 2 non buicks with it a 77 Pontiac Sunbird and a 1982 Olds Cutlass Supreme

The lower section with the hinge and latch receiver was for a coal ash cleanout door. The gas burner was installed inside in lieu of using coal. If you look elsewhere in the basement, you will find a narrow room that was used for coal storage. This is a good furnace and will last for centuries without any real problems.

It’s really helpful watching the struggle when something isn’t exactly right yet. For this kind of video, the uncut version is awesome! Thanks!

Slight difference from the1966 first model...

Thank you!!!

I recently bought an electric snowblower. This will be its third winter... really, I just bought it, how can it be the third? Anyway I am on the shelf about whether I like it better than a gas snowblower. But one of the advantages is no maintenance. No gas, no oil. And the drive and auger are direct drive from the electric motors... no belts. The batteries are a pain the the butt though. I thought I would be happy getting away from dealing with gas. It does have good torque though. About the same as an 8hp... maybe a bit better.

Happy New Year "old timer".

There probably a hidden coal shoot and little room where coal was stored.

My grandparents had an octopus monster ljmr that too, it was originally a coal furnace converted to oil in the 50s.

This house is goddamn old

11 f minutes to explain something that takes 30 seconds. 🙄

If I wasn't such a huge admirer of animals I'd have him arrested for loitering.

This is the most random video title I have seen in months, I love it! 😄

🦉💭I thought that was Ill-eagle

nevermind the asbestos its fine..... that rotted ass cast iron heat exchanger probably isnt though.......

Bet you won't pet her!! Y'all stay warm and shovel some snow for me

I had one when I was a kid I would sneak down at night and stare at the worm turning glowing running anthersite coal.

Been there, done that! Seriously, I love bridges. On a road trip, or a hike, I will go out of my way to go over a bridge.

Not scary at all. I love gravity furnaces. Then again im.big time into steampunk.

Classy music. I bet most of the viewers don't realize that Goregoon is a very classy guy. He only dresses like he does for the videos. He then goes in to the house and switches to a dress shirt, dress pants, a nice vest, and a bow tie. Both Goregoon and I believe bow ties are much more classy than regular ties.

Another Roger customer rogered by Rogers

I can beat this! I live in Canada and mine is an MTD model 311-965-500 33" bought new in 81 with an 11 horse Briggs flat head engine that's still got it's original points/condenser set up and starts first pull every single time. Sure I've replaced the friction drive wheel, axle bushings, rebuilt the auger drive gear box any number of times but never done anything to the engine other than emery those points, new spark plug and muffler every couple of years. The thing is a beast.

I got about 30 of the old VSP units that I dipped in used motor oil and put in 55 gallon barrels, yea two are full I see parts for them will no longer be available or made before long I suggest old mechanics storage up these mowers and engines for grand kids

I know the age problems because I’m 72 and retired diesel mechanic for 57 years, back is bad but hands and arms ok