1975 Triumph TR6 - Part 20 - Assembling The Engine Continues

[@HamishRacing]

Love the way you and Chef go on a road trip. Mutual support 😁👍

[@DavidSL64]

Thanks Elin, love your step by step videos. Come back to them all the time when I am doing the job.

[@Mr1300SKIPPY]

Very informative once again ! Thanks also Elin for the splendid music 11:35 onwards ...J.S. Bach Well Tempered Clavier - and a good version indeed ;-)

[@gordonblank6845]

Elin, when I saw you unbolt your engine from the stand it reminded me of “others” working under a car with only trolly jack raising the car.

[@RustyBeauties]

This is a solid stool, believe me

[@BruceBoschek]

Always a joy to watch you do this work and explain it as you go. Thanks, Elin!

[@not-fishing4730]

Thanks for showing us the "sealing paste" on the gaskets. I've always installed them dry.

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

Scary how worn that old rocker shaft was ! Paint your stool and wooden blocks read and your backup engine stand will look respectable....

[@kjeldlarsen912]

Thx great one 👍😊🚗

[@davidfidler1174]

Hi Elin, I think there’s supposed to be a copper washer on the top bolt of the rear engine seal. I didn’t see you put one on? Tush bolts his engines sideways onto the engine stand so you can access the rear end. Great video as always.

[@RustyBeauties]

It was there, but I reused the old one. I know it is not the best option, but I had no other choice as I didn't buy a knew one.

[@mavecobrasil4446]

🙋🏼‍♂️bom dia 👍🏻🇧🇷

[@MylesEFlynn]

Tighten everything on that rod, I found a screw from it in my oil when I changed it.

[@RustyBeauties]

yep, very implortant

[@latemnetlom]

You didn't buy that nice bottom gasket set from me...you thought you had one!

[@latemnetlom]

You know- the guy you bought that engine from...much closer than 50 km away!

[@RustyBeauties]

Well, I forgot about that Paul. This is a different engine though. Your engine I rebuild at work but only when we are not busy with other stuff. I recently started it for a fist time and it sounds great. Videos coming soon on my 74 TR6 playlist

[@michaelreilly1310esq]

Hi Elin, do the springs on the rocker shaft become fatigued and need replacement?

[@RustyBeauties]

The ones on the shaft, no, they do not compress and decompress thousands times a minute like the valve springs. They just keep the rockers apart and barely move.

[@MrWaalkman]

The only thing worse than backorders, is "selling" you the part, billing you for it, and then, eventually, saying; "No part is coming your way, so I guess that I'll have to refund your money then." I just had a shipper, who *still* shows > 10 parts available send me a "my bad" note and a refund.

[@RustyBeauties]

Yeah, I hate that.

[@jimshaver898]

Elin, your woodworking skills make me cringe! I'll have to teach you how to pare with a chisel, much cleaner and safer cut my friend :-)