barn find 1949 atlas royal outboard on the lake 1st time.

[@mustie1]

part one here,kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ_YnnWenrqnjdk

[@GarrisonsMadHouse]

how much are you wanting to get out of that motor?

[@bennorwood11]

Mustie1 look at this- pump rotor- 550683 they have them on eBay.

[@HUBBABUBBADOOPYDOOP]

( www.ebay.com/itm/Johnson-Evinrude-OMC-550683-Rotor-Impeller-0179-/252694005345?hash=item3ad5bc8661:g:8gMAAOSw-0xYXU6J&vxp=mtr and many, many more)

[@chriscampbell2327]

Also there is a forum on there motors there is good information and a pdf for a parts manual.

[@keithlucas6260]

Mustie1 , we always used a 55 gal drum to test outboards. Just don't put the big boys in and stick em in gear.......ask me how I know.

[@ellisc.foleyjr9778]

Reminded me of an old 1.5 Johnson I used to have when I was a kid (I'm 76 now) they were finicky when they were new!. but once you got the "cough" out. they purrrred like Kittens, used mine for trolling would troll for hours and not cough at all. smooth as a baby's bottom. "Thanks for caring! and thank even better yet for shairring. Keep on trucking!.

[@travelthenorth2]

Glad you brought this old knuckle buster back to life. These little old motors are hard to beat.

[@chuckster3629]

Surprising how well that little motor pushes the boat. Very efficient. Beats the hell out of paddling all over the lake.

[@ar15gator]

The retired life, old guy enjoying his old stuff, simple pleasures, and with a black lab, A+++ 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Niterider73]

Just goes to show, the older stuff was built much better. Hats off to you Darren for bringing this old gal back to life.

[@garyhilder7733]

What a perfect adventure! Nice work! Thanks for the ride around the lake to savor that fine-running old motor. You couldn’t have picked a better boat for the ride. God bless the guy who invented automatic recoil starter ropes and the guy who fixed you up with the water pump impeller. He deserves a mention for his key contribution and might be helpful for others. That was really satisfying and thanks again!

[@CheezyDee]

It's doin' Warp 10 Captain, an I dunnoo what's holdin' er together!

[@MrSalty-eg4zb]

We need more power...Scottie

[@mikecorleone6797]

Cheezy Dee in the words of sean connery *GO TO 105% ON THE REACTOR* -red october

[@dondonaldson1684]

What a little gem! Perfect for a small runabout. I thoroughly enjoyed your tenacity as well as the good will of others to help you restore this one.

[@davemunch999]

I love the doggie clip too. My profile is a staffordshire bull terrier name of Buster. He's gone now but will never be forgotten. Nicest, kindest most placid dog I ever had. Brought tears to my eyes writing this.

[@carlwheezerofsouls3273]

Durrington Dave just saying but if you didnt change your profile picture at all in the past year ive got some bad news Your dog may have been a fish, just saying.

[@672egalaxie6]

Awesome video!! Atlas Supply Co. !! Made in USA and definitely built for the long haul, and thanks to you we get to see it live again. Delightful video, thanks fer takin us along!

[@gsallen9588]

That was a most laudable example of commitment. And I swear I could see it, during the initial cruise, phasing between dimensions, perhaps the post-war era and the information age. Nice ol' ticker with wiggler cooling. I revived a very old Eska 5HP with the help of an old guy who originally worked at Eska and then bought out a lot of the old parts stock (new carb & reed valve). Had a smashed water pick-up tube just aft the prop; replaced it with a poorly bent copper tube. Worked pretty well on a few years of spring/fall fishing trips, always loud, always a gassy mess, but it did have the advanced luxury of a recoil start. Now just an ornament in the garage. No more iridescent gas trails on semi-pristine waters. Thanks for presenting that intriguing process.

[@froggie6608]

Holy moly, back in the early 70s I bought a 14 ft. aluminum jon boat with a 3 1/2 hp Elgin outboard motor. This video brings back some very happy memories, thanks for posting this!

[@bigmac965]

Man! A ride on the lake is just what I needed! I feel refreshed! Great find in that old outboard!

[@robertmiller5735]

when I saw the little white caps in the wake I could not help but grin and say she's a runner !! Thank you for rescuing this old engine !

[@aleblanc3547]

I've never seen a water pump like that...love it when I see and or learn something new. Thanks, Mustie!!

[@insomniac2233]

That was wicked!!!! The part where it was notched at half throttle,sounded like the Orca from Jaws! Never surrender Thanks for posting this

[@TerrificFlow]

Amazing how the community made it possible to get that old engine back in working order! Some nice people in here, and glad to be a part of it since you had 5k subs

[@darrinsinger4231]

I haven't seen a motor like that in roughly 30+ years and I am glad that you brought it back to life once more. Good memories of those little boat motors

[@charlesmiller5078]

This motor came out when most men could actually fix things. Not so much anymore. We have come along way in outboards. That was the sounds of my childhood.

[@staxter6]

Me too, a 1.5 HP seagull...;-)

[@ronalddaub5049]

Fortunately I love messing with things this old and older

[@TonyMontanaOG]

Ronald Daub how about messing with a vagina that old.

[@M.TTT.]

@@TonyMontanaOG fucksake

[@GoingtoHecq]

That's not the fault of men. It's the issue of increasingly complex machines and capitalist companies who have lobbied for a monopoly on all repairs. They don't come with the necessary information for people to fix them. Then again, mechanics who have experience are a better option for most people, considering the excessive cost of tools and the necessary space.

[@garyfurlong9487]

Great lake house property. Think I would live there fulltime. Great videos you have taught me alot thank you sir

[@Big_John_C]

I've got a wall of small outboards I've collected through the years, when modern engines fail those little engines always start and run faithfully. Great find Mustie!

[@frankshaw7325]

i have been really sick lately and just laying on the couch watching mustie makes me feel so much better thank you so much mustie

[@hunt4fish]

Very nice find, can't beat owning something like that in working condition..congrats. Old is good again! Love these old working motors.

[@1975normal]

Olds Cool Old School

[@websitesthatneedanem]

Great fun! Thanks for the ride Mustie!

[@Mrstilskin]

Hi mustie1 I came across your videos about 2 months ago and have been hooked ever since! Absolutely glued to your channel every evening after work.

[@kevinkanak1380]

Very nice fix up Mustie. That thing scoots along very good!

[@bigaltro]

Lol. Turns into an acid trip at about 22:25...

[@Shockedbywater]

Sure does

[@mustie1]

it had a flashback

[@neilshep50]

I thought it was a "Beam me up Scotty" moment :)

[@dirtbikerdirtbiker1503]

Mustie1 lol

[@Shockedbywater]

It was not a complaint, it just brought back some old memories. LOL Thanks for the great videos.

[@Ogsonofgroo]

Beauty little motor!! I had, in my sordid youth, an ancient 2hp evinrude(?) on an old 18ft pioneer canoe with the ass cut off like yours, we had it up at the boat drags on Lake Cowichan BC during the mid 80's, man that thing was fast, did the 1/4 mile in, like, 78 seconds or so, or one beer, or lunch, but we lost for slowest 'cause we were too late getting there to register, no bother, hey, it wasn't quick, a lot of fun, but frikken so not a speed boat. Nice thing about the old Pioneers is that they had positive flotation due to strips of floaty-foam bolted down the sides, we camped out with six people in the old girl, it leaked but never sunk us, got us around the lake in style for days :) Fond memories mon!

[@MikeyMack303]

Another great job done well! That little motor really gets going! Thanks for sharing that with us Darren!

[@jamessmith7691]

Glad you didn't give up on it. Great thing to see the old motors run again.

[@deanfulford69]

That baby's got raw power I thought she was going to get up on a plane for a minute

[@3beltwesty]

Dean Fulford in jr high my dads 1.5hp seaking would plane a small sears game fisher 12ft v hull boat with only me in the boat

[@web1187]

Dean Fulford dont make em like they used too lol

[@Vintageoutboardreviver]

3years later an I like watching these outboard videos. i have a garage full of vintage outboards from the late 30s up to the late 80s. Merc and OMC, seeing another made water worthy is always a good watch.

[@TheEZGZ]

That was really fun. I rememberr going out with my dad in the 9150's with his 2 stroke outboard. I would leave a film of oil on the surface of the lake wherever we went. Eco nuts would freak out today.

[@daltonbeal1720]

My dad has a 2008 bass boat and it has a 90 hp murcury 2stroke and it does the same.

[@frankyalvarez7160]

We still have 2 strokes in 9150?

[@robertvalaskof7501]

Franky Alvarez 2 stroke for life bud 😂 we got a time traveler

[@daltonbeal1720]

Franky Alvarez Wym?

[@robertvalaskof7501]

Dalton Beal re read the original comment. He said he went out with his dad in the 9150's instead of 1950's I believe 😂

[@heathersanborn4914]

That was awesome that little 1.5 haws sure runs like a charm and old crusty ripping it up the interstate!!!

[@jmal937]

There's is a shop out at Disney springs in Orlando Florida that is a nautical shop and when you go in there they have normally about 3 old restored boat motors for sale they might be a lil older but not much and they are always $1100 -$1300. Each. Another great video thanks for bringing the old back to life. People today don't understand that concept ( broke throw away get a new one) sad Jim Orlando Florida

[@carlwheezerofsouls3273]

Gumiho Yeu well yeah thats modern day anything for you. Make it super cheap, and brittle. And then when it DOES break you cant fix it yourself so you just buy a new one. Its like an iphone, never see anyone fixing their own phones with some household tools

[@kerrycomstock9220]

Cool old motor....brings back memories of my own on Lake Seminole, Ga. Thanks for bringing me along!

[@douglasgrant1981]

Runs like a top and sounds great. Well done Mustie1. Thanks!

[@AhnkoCheeOutdoors]

This video gave me very painful childhood flashback. Growing up in the 1960s my home had a stream in the back that lead to the ocean. My brother had a little 8ʻ pram, and a little 3hp British Seagull outboard motor. I had a 32 to 1 gasoline to oil mix ratio so it smoked quite a bit compared to later 50 to 1 ratio fuel mixes. The painful flashback was the welts left of my body from my brothers efforts to start that motor using the wind on starter cord. I being the youngest always had to sit in the middle thwart within reach of the dreaded start cord. I was so happy the day Dad retired that old Seagull for a new recoil start Johnson outboard. Thanks for the memories... 8-)

[@chuckdilmore2040]

I love that there's always just a little bit more at the tail ends... that's just good editing!

[@michaelb.8953]

Cool!!! Break out the water skis. Love your buddy at the end. They don't build stuff today like they did many decades ago, it's all junk today.

[@Gruxxan]

you need to use red rubber grease. at some point in the past, somebody reassembled it with regular grease, and it made the rubber swell up like that

[@WallStreet749]

Rig up a ole electric drill battery pack and convert it into a electric start. Old and New come together. Perfect. So glad to see you saved the old girl. A piece of history preserved.

[@ronaldmorell9793]

awesome . amazing you still found somebody to make that obscure part

[@captnsquid8151]

WOW that 1.5 hp moves that boat along at a good clip. Then it is a perfect troller. The old ones can do that the new do not like low idle. Good on yah Mustie. Been around this marine stuff all my life. Good to see some of the old

[@foghornleghorn4197]

Those pull ropes are fun for the guy in the middle seat. #SWAP!#

[@bobordewald1367]

Foghorn Leghorn so true. What was better was when you pulled and it then snorted, pulled the rope out of your hand and you sat there watching it sail away. THEN the fun began!

[@mikebrandon2202]

I couldn't see them but I'm wondering how many skiers you had pulling behind there

[@roberthocking9138]

Just watched this , 5 years after you posted it, that little motor fairly ripped, well done. I loved the vibrations in the camera 😂

[@redradiodog]

I'm amazed fast that tiny little motor pushes that little boat!

[@carlwheezerofsouls3273]

redradiodog well when you think about 1.2 HP theres one and a quarter horses pulling that boat.

[@CristianAlexandruCiocan]

@@carlwheezerofsouls3273 😅😂😂😂

[@stevejette2329]

@@carlwheezerofsouls3273 1.5 horses pulling and lightweight canoes are designed to go thru the water with minimal resistance.

[@ChristopherHayniedd980]

The way the pump works is neat. Another cool video Mustie1.

[@Universal.G]

Isn't it these motors people struggle starting on the way down a river near a water fall? HAHAHAHA!

[@Meganstoy]

Or when a giant shark is coming!

[@gilfredooquendo8731]

That engine will take you as far as you can go downstream, you will fish all day and when is time to come back the piece of shit will not start.

[@JoranGroothengel]

@@gilfredooquendo8731 We had one of those (guessing '70s vintage Johnson), still hidden somewhere in the shed I think. You could motor a long way, but as soon as you thought about turning around and heading back you'd better get rowing. IIRC, more than a decade ago my dad decided to replace the magneto, ordered it on ebay but it never arrived. Decided to buy a modern outboard instead, never had a single issue with it.

[@mrpowdercoater]

Yes carry a DeWalt and a socket adapter for electric start

[@MMR45660]

A wonderful video as always. I miss that Lake. Look so relaxing and enjoyable. Thank you for sharing and, oh yes, that motor really does excite!

[@mustie1]

1st

[@Mennow208]

Mustie1 lol your the best

[@xw6968]

Mustie1 be the last Mustie1😁😆

[@kenfred9699]

lol

[@furface9779]

1st Mustie1 said, lmao as I read that I spit my coffee all over my keyboard

[@davidk8184]

Haha

[@davesendit1348]

Honestly for a grown man in a canoe. That little 1 and a half horse gotcha going at a pretty good clip. It’d be perfect for shallow creeks/rivers/ponds. Way cooler than a new electric trolling motor. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@665852]

I would use a drill to start it whenever you use it. It will be so much less of a pain to start. Nice job, that things moves that boat pretty good

[@kevinwoodcock7578]

Another fine job..Was so happy to see that ya got her goin. I love the rush of taking something that was broke and not not running to running like a charm.

[@2manytoyz123]

At 22 minutes looks like you entered a wormhole! Very well done! Not seen a wobble pump before. Learn something new everyday...

[@markprairie6628]

What a mellow little motor. Thanks for the mental picture of an unhurried, crack-of-dawn cruse up the lake holding a steaming cup of coffee in one hand and the tiller in the other while the mist rises with the sun.

[@3beltwesty]

To go in reverse you revolve the motor. Turn it to idle and make sure the motor is tight to the transom. If loose the outboard Will rotate off the transom and go into davey jones locker

[@pioneerman8467]

Yeah just like my 1956 mercury super25 hurricane theirs no reverse and I'll do 35mph on a 15 foot aluminum boat no problem

[@bigmac965]

Loved the boat ride, but seeing Lilly be a Lab was a special treat! Big Lab tail wagging the whole time she was rolling in the grass! Great dogs! Thanks, Mustie!

[@kane100574]

You should put the link for the provider in your description!

[@lawrencepevitts2434]

Its awesome that you got it working. Nice lake, looks peaceful.

[@zx8401ztv]

Always a smashing video darren :-D Wow! that little outboard has some power, i didnt expect it to work that well :-D. Dam lucky that someone makes the wobbler rubber. Ahh the doggy having fun, mans best frend :-)

[@fonhollohan2908]

I just love that old lawn mower, what a cool looking thing! don't see them very often, at least I haven't.

[@foghornleghorn4197]

Holy crap that's fast for a 1.5 HP! Puts our '37 1.5 HP Evinrude Alto to shame!

[@zerodegrees8]

I have an old sears 1.2 hp air cooled and its quite faster then the 2 hp Evinrude's that I've used

[@eberman35]

I have to say I got a little chuckle out of this one. Awesome boat ride!

[@Spawndukes]

nice dog. Black Labs are the best

[@Mentorcase]

If you want a black lab.

[@joeworden825]

Who wouldn't want a nice dog? (Black Lab or otherwise)

[@mathuetax]

As much as I enjoyed the work on the little outboard, the happy lab made the video.

[@chrisis9030]

+ Joe Worden Several billion people, I guess.

[@johnpike9612]

I'd say a white lab is the best. Thier puppies are more valuable 😆 but any color you choose labs are great dogs for active people

[@waynecreech]

I'm impressed at how well that little motor moved you along.... It's like a timex!

[@thomaslevy2119]

The little outboard that could! (It must know the little engine that could.)

[@joeworden825]

beats the heck out of rowing. lol JMHO YMMV

[@thomaslevy2119]

It puts out about 1-1/2 more horsepower than I can, too!

[@joeworden825]

I hear ya there! lol

[@kend3900]

Awesome, my new therapy is watching these videos ...

[@decoysk]

DUDE YOU MUST HAVE ALOT OF OLD BARNS NEAR YOU !

[@shackman9566]

Yea I'm always at garage and yard sales looking for the old stuff and I've never scored like this guy does. My best buy a pristine and complete 1950s craftsman table saw for 50 bucks. Work's perfect.

[@steveanderson5888]

That is so awesome seeing that motor so old Works awesome on your boat that's what I do. I rescue little boats and the boat motors and put them together and sell them for kids and dads to go out and play in the water awesome video!

[@wysetech2000]

Looks like you had an enjoyable day. Nice to see the old girl run again.

[@modesttea7133]

Hey mustie, I live like a few houses down from you and I love your work. Do you think I could meet you sometime to say hello?

[@mustie1]

pm me

[@edisonlayton9020]

Yes I'm pretty sure I live near you also

[@warrenmichael918]

watch out , stalkers gonna stalk ! LOL

[@Northstar4653]

Loved the adventure on this old outboard. And thanks for the ride around the lake..

[@FSEVENMAN]

all that power just about ripped the transom off the boat

[@grandprismatic]

LOL, I spit my gum out reading that... I have actually seen that happen before

[@grizzlygrizzle]

More worried about the attachment to the thin aluminum than the old plywood. A new transom might be a good project. Maybe one of the viewers has some small pieces of marine plywood lying around.

[@Biggs58]

I surprise all the time. You handle so many different types of engine’s. Enjoy the your segments.

[@G31mR]

Hope you greased that water pump rubber before you bolted it all back together. That runs strong for only 1.5 hp!!

[@jamesgehlen3142]

I used to race a 3 h.p. Evenrude as a kid..won every time!

[@miklemikemuster]

This is a "comfort video".Smiled all the way through once you got er going.Pissers Suboateru vid when he's out on the water did the same.

[@dieseldrivermt1]

with all that skill and parts i say it time for a vw engine on a boat !!!!

[@victorbitter583]

Great to see you got it going. What a lil beauty. That dog is living the good life. cheers.

[@wcomley]

I have a Montgomery/Wards version of the same motor. Would love to know the person you got your part from.. Thanks.

[@wcomley]

Thank You!

[@johanpettersen7453]

I have a evinrude 3.5 horsepower engine from 1966. that im trying to get running. Awesome video love and support from Norway

[@michaelferik8060]

On Mustie Pond.

[@robertmccracken72]

Pretty cool little motor, thanks for bringing us along!!!

[@csempire]

I wouldn't be too fond of wrapping the pull string everytime.

[@paulcopeland9035]

In 1949 that was how you did it. I have a 1950 Reo lawn mower that I rescued and wind it you must!

[@heinrichvonkekelnazi393]

Paul Copeland Or you could rig a Kickstarter up to it.

[@daevid21]

Heinrich Von Kekelnazi or just tie up the rip cord so it doesn't come off

[@bandccoresohio]

csempire same here i had an old racing go kart that u had to add the spinner to start then remove it after it. Started that was a pain

[@jacobd373]

Better than paddling eh?

[@DrewToner]

And nobody got wet! I hate getting wet in small tippy hacked up canoes LOL So we been on go karts, bicycles, motorcycles, garden tractors, fork lifts, Vdub's, trucks and trailers, a 'stang, canoes, what's next? It sure is an adventure. Love it!!

[@OldF1000]

At 22:49 the turbo kicked in ; )

[@thats2kewl]

That was a lot of fun!! With all the car/boat drives you take us on, it is evident that you live in a very beautiful area!!

[@jimmyturner3715]

Very cool video musty as usual hello motor scoots. Love the footage at the end of the pup rolling around and the windmills are kind of spooky.

[@hashtagjustadad5110]

Awesome video. I like how you were able to fix it by analyzing how it had to work and narrowing things down.

[@johnhartley3596]

Thanks. What a satisfying video. Think about all the fun that little motor saw over the years.

[@jackallen6261]

I have an OLD Neptune two stroke two cylinder outboard engine that I managed to get started about twenty years ago...I still have it and I think it is rated at around two and a half horse power...I should really get it back out and get it running properly. This channel gives me inspiration to so, Thank you!!

[@burninpwder76]

Awesome i was hoping the old outboard would make it back to the water. Sounds like a real good runner.

[@mwatkins2464]

Well you got this boat motor to run!!! It ran good glad you found someone to make the part for ya !

[@1999Valkyrie]

That little motor boils right along! Glad you found the right part, this was fun to watch.

[@MrBeeradb1]

Thanks for taking us with to test moter on lake.Really cool being out on lake.

[@JessicaTG2008]

True nostalgia, test an untested boat motor from 1949, on an untested boat from 1949 after mowing a path to the lake with a mower from 1949. I love it.

[@THOMMY1964]

Hello my Friend !!! TOP Engine !!!! Wunderful little Engine !!!! Best regards !!!

[@codycheney3401]

that had to be great bringing that engine back from what looked like it had no use to it and, into a spunky little engine ! I really enjoy your work ! It;s easy to see where someone can burry themselves on an old project as well ! Have a great weekend !

[@JVerschueren]

Great success!! -another one lives on for hopefully many years and the canoe didn't sink, which is always a bonus.