Carb cleaner or Start ya Bastard is great for wasps....they rev up and do 100 miles an hour before they seize lol.

46:14 I ran a Moggy Thou pickup like that for years on the highway. It was called Red Rum by all the folk in Wark Northumberland..I bought it off a fella called Piggy.

The good old acco

Surely there's no-one stupid enough to buy Fraud tractors, vile buckets of festering pus they are.

Awesome! I have a suzuki samurai here at home in the UK

Good job Bruce I love the older cab overs they just appeal to me. That thing would be pretty cool if it were four by four

Absolute delight to watch your clear and methodical approach to these big old chunks of over engineered iron. Amazing how they can sit for so long and with a few necessary checks bursts into life. Even more incredible is the number of these machine simply abandoned all over the place particularly it seems in the Australian, North American and New Zealand bush. Wish I could find one somewhere it’d be a great fun challenge to work on.

I haven’t seen the name G-Well for many years. My wife gets annoyed with me for naming old cars and trucks in period British dramas.

Just started watching some of your videos. Great stuff! Fun watching you go through old stuff and get it running/driving again!

Work your magic on the Detroit Bruce, the Austin too.

Good job brother you did get it running and drove it out of the spot it's been sitting for years with a little work it will be drivable permanently love the video good job man keep up the good work

Back in the late seventies I was working on a road building project in S.E. Iran, on the camps we had portable fire pumps with VW 1200 air cooled engines.built by a company called Rosenbauer, I think. they had magneto ignition and electric start but they could also be hand canked which was useful as the local scallies would nick the batteries! All The Best from cold, grey Somerset, England

Engine wizard

Bruce Almighty!

Haha that was a great vid bruce I laughed so hard watching u priming the bulb through the windscreen that is just golden.

The sing on the door brought back memoirs to me, all through the 70s i worked for a company that made doublewide homes it was called Active homes, in Marlette Michigan, USA. they went out of business somewhere in the 2000s.

What an amazing machine, it needs another life

So left is inlet middle is the injector. Right is the exusted. Mick

Really enjoyed the video - thanks, Bruce and team!

Thanks

You forgot to fill the windscreen washer bottle😊

Please keep the great videos coming!

Designed heavy to do heavy work. Thanks Bruce I always enjoy your videos.

Put another shrimp in the oven

Get r dun bruce. You and the cameraman,do an amazing job with the channel. Man I could watch you and learn from you 24/7

Make and model?

I love to see how you handle this sleeping machine with your positive attitude, you are calm ! This shows how experienced you are. Can't wait to see your next video! Keep it up ❤.

12:08 I feel your pain Bruce. It's the same here in the USA. Most stuff here now says Made in China. I remember the old days when most stuff said Made in the USA. I am hopeful it will be that way again one day, but who knows.

Love your video's Bruce, you've taught me so much. Please start one of the GM's, I love the sound.

I LOVE IT SO COOL !!

You're the man, I enjoyed the video, that's what I call, never say die,

What an intro! Legendary noise

I've recently bought an old '78 Denning with an 8v71, great video. Though I should be stuck into my own bus not watching someone else 😁

It felt so good to hear that old diesel fire up on the first try!!!

Greetings from Louisiana! I love watching these videos of Bruce. It's like ASMR for mechanics, plus very informative and entertaining. I also love story time that Bruce does from time to time. Great channel Bruce!!!

I'd be tempted to empty the entire can of Mortein in there and come back the next day 😂

Hey Bruce, I have been watching your videos for about a year now.I love what you are doing , saving those old beauties. I would really like to see you have a crack at getting the old cranes 672 going. I know you love a challenge. Regards Brett

Good work mate

I like the looks of the old Austin and I hope to see all the old Detroit engines saved that still can be saved.

As Matt from Diesel Creek would say , " Fat Alice"

how do all? say bruce, considering how much diesel aboard and how the fiat started once you let the air escape perhaps they ran out of diesel, then brought out a couple of drums of diesel, bled filters but didn't know to bleed inlets. once you warmed up that motor sounded same as a brand new semi engine so the time is prob true on hr meter. taztez. p.s. i enjoy watching v.g.g., [ vice grip garage ], also and it may interest your viewers and self, the bloke travels u.s. to try and drive back to his workshop for cosmetics/upgrade etc.. the family also do charity events you may get a few pointers if interested. keep up the good work. taztez. p.p.s. marty t. is a kiwi bloke restoring diesel plant like yourself. cheers.

Hey Bruce! Your videos are awesome 🤩 Would love to see the old Detroit going and the Austin 👍.

Reminding me of the Movie, "Gods must be crazy."..Good job sir, love it..

awesome

Always interested

there is a guy in Brisbane that has a leader truck he still uses it for his trucking business it sounded good they were built in toowoomba

It's fun watching you work on anything. We love your stories too! Great watching old diesels come to life again!

If you want to clean out a motor you can use diesel for a engine flush. Just run it with the diesel in for two minutes .

Id like to see one saved (or all that are savable). Cheers

Another great video. Wish had your warm weather. Minus 28 c here in Canada. Alberta