AMAZING Trick to EASILY Remove Rusted Parts

In another funny yet informative how-to video, Taryl goes over the proper way to remove rusted-on tiller tines on Elk Skins' old 1968 Roto-Spader. Taryl's old heat and quench method sure works great in order to easily remove rusty parts. You can use this method on anything metal (use caution on cast iron) to remove a number of different items. Just be sure to know what you're heating beforehand. And as always... There's Your Dinner!!
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[@Eric-fv4jx]

Ive never been a fan of heating parts but you are the heat/quench guru.

[@dannylister558]

Taryl and elkskins has great chemistry together..very intertaining...

[@larrycroft470]

Not only is he a mechanical genius, but Mr. Dactyl is a natural born performer....The man has a TON of talent.

[@TheCrittercam001]

He is very funny AND entertaining for sure! What a great channel♥

[@oldschooldirtbiker]

Elk Skins is fast becoming the star 🌟 of Taryl Fixes All !! Got to meet him at the shop last fall, pretty cool dude!

[@mikeroutledge6929]

By far the best channel on you tube

[@maj8301]

I SECOND that there notion!

[@williamtwarog7082]

For years I have been busting off bleeder screws on calipers, BUT yesterday I used your way. Yes it worked thumbs up Taryl!!!!

[@amunderdog]

Good to see there is fun in the shop.

[@THEMOWERMEDIC1]

Great trick fellas! Enjoyed the heck out of this vid!

[@horsemania4356]

I cut a slice, in a piece of dowel, deep enough to hold sandpaper, then wrap paper, over folded in slice. Homemade drum sander!

[@scrotiemcbogerballs8286]

I seen a old guy get the pins out but the blade wouldn’t come off so he just tilled up his garden until they came loose

[@TarylFixesAll]

🤔 if the shoe fits... 👍

[@bigkat1919]

I've tried for two years to get the wheels off my troy bilt jr with this method... maybe I need to try the heat method

[@williamtwarog7082]

He did it that way because he didn't watch Taryl .

[@DaveyBlue32]

Loved your Jack Nickelson impression!!!!

[@zacharygustafson4914]

I learn a lot watching you Taryl. Thanks for making cool videos to watch!

[@powderriver2424]

Theres boat loads of tricks and ingenuity, some we’ve forgotten, I’ve recently seen anther YT channel repairing trucks in Pakistan these guys rebuild everything. With YT we get to see guys doing all sorts of things us guys who’d rather watch repair videos rather than real TV get to remember what it was like before you had instant access to parts and information.

[@pattayperformance]

Pakistani Truck Repair! Amazing to see how the old world lives! Appreciate their ingenuity!

[@Wayoutthere]

AMAZING channel. The stuff they do.. Utterly illegal/dangerous/polluting over here, but they work HARD and know there own tools better then we Westerners. Also, seeing a 65+ year old banging in red-hot rivets is inspiring as heck.

[@maj8301]

We want to see more Ronnie Jurgenstein commercials!!! Like "Ronnie's Used Mowers and More". That was some of the funniest stuff ever. Some new Blade Man and Throttle episodes would be awesome too.

[@jeffpiatt3879]

Taryl, you and Steve, from Steve's Small Engine Salloon, are both currently working on an old rototiller. I think you guys need to get together for comments on either one or the others channel. Many of us are fans of you both. Just sayin'.

[@HobbyMotorDK]

Fantastic shout-out for Mick's Mowers - hope to see Elk Skins on MIck's live stream on Saturdays

[@Terry_Baker]

Used this trick for years. Works extremely well..

[@VE1AXC]

same here, and the cooler it is, the looser it gets

[@TLMD]

Very nice video guys. You two work so well together just like Abbott and Costello.......lol Who's on first?

[@lottiecooper609]

It's nice to see elk boy working side by side with his new adopted pappy , Dr. Taryl!!! You need to start treating your boy a little better, if your going to need your boy to scrub your under britches when you get old pappy!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@Thermocouple2short]

A face only a mother could love thanks so much for the help,, it worked

[@KTHKUHNKK]

Good job you guys work well together

[@TheKrayusKorianis]

I laughed uncontrollably when Taryl said, "SLEAZE IT UP! SLEAZE IT UP! SLEAZE IT UP!"

[@brianbanks3044]

we used to call it anti sleaze at our shop..."where's the sleaze?" was a common phrase

[@99andrianmonk]

Little role reversal - Elk Skins tell'n the boss to "shut-up"! Laughed through the whole segment. Between Elk Skins' "smooth" acting style and Taryl's sarcasm and quick wit these videos are great. Of course, learned a lot but, hell, prefer to be entertained while learning. Otherwise I'd call this work.

[@Spinonemaster]

I learned this technique from a top mechanic 50 years ago ... works great on rusted/seized bots ... and MAP gas works well on a propane torch ... it "shocks" the metal as cold water quickly cools the metal via expansion/contraction

[@coreym3201]

Another awesome video guys. Keep em coming and fire it up!

[@dcharnas2592]

This made me smile :) Well done fellas!

[@mikedotson6957]

? what do you think of the eco gas post hole digger and how do you change out the throttle cable on 1 would like to hear your thought on that brand

[@themowerman]

Well hello there me old mucker 🇬🇧 lol deer skins. I have a uncle called badger skins lol looks like a badger too. heat it up heat it up

[@howardkoster4026]

Elk Skins & Taryl! What a team!!!!! Thanks for showing us the heat and quench routine! Your subscriber, Sandels....

[@jefferywright4204]

Taryl - The outside row of tines on a rotary tiller are designed to be reversed by swapping position end-for-end. The initial position shown (ends point OUTWARD) allows the tiller to work up a wider swath of ground per pass of the machine. This configuration is used to break up the soil before planting. Reverse the tine position (ends point INWARD) to permit continued use of the tiller after planting to reduce the likelihood the tines will catch and damage your garden plants.

[@dougwrobinson]

I love the bloopers to.

[@jeffdhority938]

How do you like the way that PB blaster smells one that hot gets on it do you know when it’s smokes

[@robertturner6249]

Elk kins needs a raise...he's does the work...

[@ericcoffedgp40]

Neat old tiller! I have a Ariens tiller from the 70s.

[@brianbanks3044]

i used to be so skeptical about the quench method but i have seen it work many times for you...i usually heated it cherry red then got it to spin but your way seems to be easier

[@sleve_mcdichael_]

Glad to see more Elk Skins in videos. He kills me.

[@godfellas483]

Weird...whenever I work on my lawn equipment, I am beginning to also hear those falsetto voices from the negative keyboard warriors telling me I am "doing it all wrong"...I just ignore those little gremlins and do it Taryl's way anyhow...🙂

[@maj8301]

LOL! That falsetto voice Taryl does cracks me up every time.

[@mattbickford2640]

sounds like a great family! absolutely excellent names elk skins lol edit: i feel like ive seen you use that trick so many times.. im gonna try that on alignments now, so tired of rusty stuff here in the north, we heat them up but dont spray it with water, im gonna start doing that now

[@barackobama5304]

Elk Skins delivers his acting lines with the aplumb of an Orson Wells. A real thespian!

[@wads_o_hair]

No, no. He's straight.

[@pdsrenos]

I used to have to replace those shear pins on a 102" snow blower and we would always groove/cut/notch them with a grinder in 2 spots were the shaft would line up. That way they would shear quicker and wouldn't damage anything.

[@joeortiz3455]

Elkskins seems to make for a great shop buddy ! Need a bobble head elkskins ,that says fire it up, fire it up ,!

[@KubotaManDan]

what about the seals & bearings, did you cook them as well?, my roto scraper has a seal on each side of the gear box

[@farmerwayne1404]

Ive got one of those 400,000btu flameweeders. I wonder if that will work. I had to drill the pins out...Tines still stuck.. Thanks🦖🦖🦖

[@roderickbarry2411]

Hey Terlyl what about the seal on the inner tine?? Did it melt??

[@Mr_Tecumseh]

The oxy-acetalyne torch I got was a great investment. Thanks again for first showing this trick years back. I have removed many a rusted parts since than. 😡🤒

[@RedneckDeluxe]

Perfect timing.... I need to free up the tines on my tiller. ( Late 70's Jcpenney's 8hp). They stuck in the narrow position.

[@ctbale1]

The metallurgy people are Taryl's most favorite to make fun of, they make it EZ. I like that preditor MOTOR!

[@mikeatv]

its like a commercial for PB blaster.... that stuff works great...

[@johnb5519]

Always fun watching the shinanigans.

[@dustcommander100]

That was sure a good demonstration of the heat and quench technique!!!! Hey, have you ever worked on a hit and miss engine??? I know you seen 'em at Portland!

[@27neverlose]

Elk skin should be in Hollywood acting in some sitcom. He's naturally a funny person, similar to Earl's brother in the TV show "my name is Earl" .....

[@DS-Turbo]

Made me laugh so hard when you said, "End Seen". Your videos are better than any tv out there

[@handyhippie6548]

my teacher when i was in auto tech school called it the thermal shock technique. makes it sound all sciencey and stuff.

[@frankr.1594]

My daddy has a garden-scracer named Hako. Three spades each side (so fare I know). Gas engine on it was always hard to start. He swamped it, did bigger chassi works and put on a Wacker diesel. Still running an in use. Some times got trouble with broken chain.

[@Scupplin]

I remember as a young pinky grass rat, my dad's Crapsman rear tine garden scratcher had a tire that need a tube on it. Now, I had been mechanicing my whole life and at this point I had slightly more abilities than young Billy, who's grandfather frequents your shop. After trying most of the day to beat the wheel of the axle the matter was forgotten and that scratcher's tire would constantly need air during the next 20 years of gardening. About 10 years ago, right after my old man died, I went and fired up the Crapsman went to scratching only to realize it no longer scratched. There it has sat, unable to part with it and certainly lacking the skill to fix it. That is until today's KZbin. I'll be getting a fresh tank of O² tomorrow and paying collector's level pricing for some new tines but I dare not argue with fate.

[@ElainesDomain]

I wish you the best of luck.

[@bigray2859]

Just great! Is mapp gas close to hot enough?

[@Mr_Tecumseh]

I shouted you guys out over on Instagram, used your cheap solenoid replacement trick on a Honda. Thank you. 👍

[@plank407]

Great video! Good to see Elk Skins.

[@jeffmurdock2713]

Taryl, I have a cub cadet 22hp 725cc and I put a new fuel pump on it and it won't start. Can you tell me what is the problem?

[@PoopyPants-1955]

Best straight man ever that Elk Skins. 🤪

[@bcorbett8400]

Love Elk skins, what a great addition to the shop. Need to get him a sweet mini bike to restore and upgrade on the show with you.

[@TheCrittercam001]

These guys make learning fun♥

[@bjre.wa.8681]

Garden Scratchers. Good topic. Where can a person find a double shaft 3-1/2 hp or 5 hp to replace the engines on the Troybilt with reverse scratchers? Is there a work around for these units? The extra shaft is for reverse and seem to be scarce.

[@CM_Civillian]

I like that the guard is still on the grinder.

[@barackobama5304]

Must be a Steve Lav fan.

[@ryjchurchill]

The Cubans have great talents. I seen a Lada from the 80’s stretched out and made into a limo. They call it an Extension Lada.

[@waltermclean34]

When will the Elkskins tuxedos and sports jackets be available? As for "Shaft".....We can dig it.

[@curtisnewport1910]

A brake cylinder hone would work well for cleaning up the insides of the blade tubes.

[@Evilslayer73]

Elskin is now my fav cheers from Montreal,Québec man!:)

[@DoyleFuckinHargraves]

Dang, look at Elk Skins gettin' all uppity!

[@codered2224]

You guys make me laugh. I needed this haha 👍 I love the skins family legacy

[@92sportster26]

if you cut the ring end off of the wire bottle brush and stick it in an electric drill it will clean out the inside of those tines real good. Plumber taught me that to clean copper pipe before soldering fittings

[@jlawlar]

Elk Skin hype!!

[@ohiofarmer5918]

E quenchibus unum. Also,brass hammers are weeping across the country. Or E pluribustoff unum. Take your pick.

[@chabat124]

I love the celebrations when something goes right, "Woooooooo Woooooo Wooooooo!"

[@Blazefork]

The shades rock

[@jensenwilliam5434]

Thank you!!

[@RogerRozellCharbonneau]

Pro Tip: If you don't have an acetylene torch you can use a Zippo lighter, it just takes a little longer..

[@themowerman]

Lol

[@davidwhite4474]

I was thinking bbq or fire pit .

[@themowerman]

@@davidwhite4474 lol

[@closertothetruth9209]

Should i wear abestos gloves incase i fall asleep waiting

[@CommodoreProductions01]

great vid super info

[@Patrick4959]

top stuff Taryl mate us Australian.s those most common ones who have decent sense and as for me yep top notch for sure stay safe in your area.

[@SSJIndy]

My old Parmi tiller had the inner face of the tine hubs bunged up a bit and worked down into the shaft hole, which is what kept them from slipping off.

[@pinoassenza2970]

You guys please do a video on adjusting the simplicity shuttle drive transmission?

[@anthonytriolo3643]

I had seen people use freon in my time ,not even using heat.Also freon if you have broken water shutoff valve you have to replace.

[@fire7765]

Good job

[@hkhuhn1]

Good video

[@mcarroll598]

Nice trick dude, so cool!

[@CompetentSalesUSA]

Thank you.

[@TractorWrangler01]

Clever repower.

[@BHGMediaGroup]

"Don't I look like Jack Nicholson?" Elk Skins "who?" LOL

[@oxyfee6486]

Everybody should be lucky enough to have a Elkskins hanging around.WOOOOO Canada loves Elkskins.

[@tnekkc]

I bought a 3 hp Merrytiller in 1979 and used it a lot. The pins beat up the tine shaft and flared it into the pin hole on the shaft. Pull the pin but the tine will still not come off.

[@scrappysgarage7404]

Have you ever worked on a maytag washing machine engine?

[@WinnfieldCustoms]

what do you charge for a job like that on an old tiller

[@williamsouthworth5275]

HEAT IT UP! HEAT IT UP! Elkskins missed his line Ha Ha!

[@jaryljackderriere1232]

The ol' heat & quench trick sure works well. Elkskins, ya gotta work on you hoot!!!

[@antoniomarc7174]

Great vlog 👍👍👍

[@michaelglynn2638]

Nice tiller! Shame the old engine pooped out. Good fun👍

[@trinasummer]

“Garden scratcher” LOL

[@zachyoung4651]

Taryls really an awesome guy. Not many shop owners will take the time to help poor ole people with Down syndrome. His patients with elk skinny is phenomenal. Great job taryl !

[@josephtaverna1287]

Fire it down for elkksskins great video taryl you da man and there's yourns dinner whooooooooooooop

[@jefferywright4204]

Joe from GM? Frank's brother?