Forest-Bear # Left for dead. -We will fix it!

I bought this 1960's "MotoStandard" Steel Trac tractor at a online auction. It was left for dead out in the forest. The owner did not remember when it run last time. It's made in Norway. It has a 4Stroke engine at 8-9hp.
It sure is the most scary, odd and fun machine i got. In Part 2 we are going to test it out real good in the forest on steep hills and in muddy water holes.
Thanks/ Richard at Yesterdays Machinery.

[@DanKoning777]

If there was ever a machine that deserves a *full* nut/bolt restoration, *THIS IS THE MACHINE* and it would be an amazing series to watch. I wouldn't care if the videos were an hour long each, and there were 10 or more of them. I hope you consider making this "Norway Bear" new again.

[@mtlassen1992]

Great fun video! I worked at a saw mill in N. California, and I worked on the heavy equipment there. They had a 100 foot crawler crane(P&H) that broke a track one day, and the operator crawled off and into the mud on that side. That one track was incredibly heavy, and we had to use a cat 320 excavator to lift it back onto the rollers, then a come-along and sledge hammer to get the new pin back in. Each plate had to be over 500 pounds(227 kg). We also had to build a large platform under the counterweight out of timbers, topped with 1" steel plate, two 50 ton hydraulic jacks, and tip the crane up just high enough to drag that track back under it. A week later, it blew that old engine. Good times! The boss found one online at a ship yard. It came out of an old military ship, was well maintained and ran great. It took 3 of us about 5 days to replace it.

[@nerd1000ify]

My grandfather worked for Queensland Main Roads. Once one of their Caterpillar D9s threw a track. The track got bound up in the running gear and jammed the pins between the links so badly they had to use dynamite to split the track and remove it!

[@patprop74]

This thing is made with everything and anything from snowblowers, bicycle parts, shovels, dustpans, and even a cement mixing pan lol I love it!

[@larryg.9187]

..... I was a M60A1 tank crew member in Germany... This machine reminded me of those days in the early 1970's ... H Co. 2/2 Armored Cavalry Regiment- Bamberg Germany... .....BTW, my buddy, a Captain of a tank company is tipping his beer to you from heaven. ..... I could see his smile as you drove out of your shop .....

[@genem.toddjr.1831]

What fun watching you resurrect this old timer... I cannot wait to see more on this unit... And I really like your shop setup. I'm an old SRABEE mechanic and a 100% DISABLED VET , so I don't mech much anymore, but your shop sure temps me... Kerpnup the good work .. I hope you end up painting that beastie a forest green or something close to it. 👍👍

[@genem.toddjr.1831]

Seabee not srabee .. haha

[@graemekeddie4182]

@@genem.toddjr.1831 Love the way it looks as is. I wouldn't paint it. Just my opinion.

[@adrianrouse5148]

The long tube taking the back wheels was the connection for a two wheeled hoop with four over cam log lifters. Mine would drag four quite big trees. Loved it. Oh and there was two skis that could replace the wheels on the drag. It was nice to see one running again

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Thanks! Richard

[@chrismathewsjr]

Seeing you pull out of the garage in that made me smile pretty big. Cool machine.

[@Bravo21]

Great to see this old girl get a new life. Little machines like this can do a lot of work on a farm, are tough as dirt and they don't break the bank.

[@kcraig51]

It's like a Briggs and Stratton. You grind the end of the valve to get proper clearance. (Maybe?) That is so cool. Nothing like that around here! (Tennessee, USA)

[@tectalabyss]

I think you are right. Here in Tennessee also.

[@tedohio3038]

Yep

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes ofc. But there was play so it didn't feel like it was that nessesary at this point. Maybe next service. / Richard

[@dumbasscountryboy]

Valve lash is set at 7 thousands of an inch on intake and 11 on the exhaust. You have to file off the end of the valve stem to get the proper clearance.

[@craigywaigy4703]

@Urs Reaaly solid engines - I just binned one as it was beyond economical repair(carb, exhaust, linkages......), so replaced it with a 9hp Honda, and fitted the MAG Dynostart onto it! BTW I have a Gutbrod smallholding tractor.

[@grantsmith5919]

Wonderful work, its nice to see a real professional not just repairing, but making parts. Love it Dr G

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi and thanks! /Richard

[@DonKelleyMusic]

THAT IS TOO COOL! I've never seen a vehicle like that before! drives like a little tank! WHAT FUN!

[@bradanderson1627]

This thing is just way to COOL ! Hell of A find. It's going to be useful as all git-up.

[@robertschmidt6383]

That is pretty cool little tractor you have there. I love seeing these old machines coming back to life again! Good job.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Thank you mate! /Richard

[@gbentley8176]

Love your channel. Just a thought. Keep pull rope to your arm length so it always leaves the crank. Too long and murphy's law operates. Loose rope always coils onto something and could break your arm or finger if it is the pulley, especially with a kickback. Stay safe.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi! And thanks! Yes that is a good advice. / Richard

[@simonatkinson6389]

Good to see a mechanic who plugs up holes in the engine block BEFORE using the air gun. This little beast looks like it'll be good fun. Wish I had one of these.

[@richardcarlson1850]

Hello from USA 🇺🇸 I'm Half Swede Half Norwegian ancestry living in Northern Minnesota! Really like you channel just subscribed! GLORY TO NORWAY🇳🇴

[@amberyooper]

That's quite the cool machine!

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Lots of fun! /Richard

[@trebornesregrot]

This is my favorite thing to do! Keep up the saving of old machines, they have a need of care and love!

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Thanks! I will! /Richard

[@markattardo]

Interesting machine. Nice job getting it running👍👍

[@catsshadows]

That is the NEATEST little tractor I have ever seen, nice job.

[@jfu5222]

Awesome! I've cut some trees for home heating in Northern Minnesota, I can see how this beautiful machine would be handy for getting logs out of the woods in the snow.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes, if it is tight and muddy or lots of snow this is really great. I will build some kind of bracket it the back that lifts the logs up a bit from the ground in front. That would help so you dont have to drag them in the soil or over rocks. Gets stuck easy. /Richard

[@edmullins4519]

Resembles an old Gravely, minus the tracks of course! Definitely a cool find and looks like it’s gonna be quite handy!

[@johnsherborne3245]

@Urs who built the engine? It’s survived well.

[@AdvancedUSA]

I’ve seen just about every kind of vehicle that ever moves - until now. Nice job and thanks for saving a piece of history.

[@jalleman61]

Very nice find an restart.This is really unusual piece of equipment that desperately begged for help.Thanks for getting it up and running and for sharing

[@HobbyMotorDK]

What a fantastic little machine

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes isn't it!" :) / Richard

[@Bret4207]

Great video Richard! That makes a nice little crawler, probably to replace one horse in the woods I imagine. Very well thought out machine!

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes, it is just like a horse but you dont need to feed it when you not using it. / Richard

[@40spinup]

Dude that thing is awesome. What cool machine, particularly love the little bonnet/ hood , whatever toy call it. Loved this.

[@eamonmcdonnell8275]

That is the "Bees Knees"! Well done!

[@Ed70Nova427]

Can you imagine a factory trying to sell us a contraption like that in this day? Very cool machine. It looks like it really wakes up your senses and awareness. When the front wheels went off that last log, I thought you were catapulted over the top but you handled it real good. Thanks for a cool video. I'm going to do some binge watching on your channel.

[@fetus2280]

Pro Tip: When replacing Handle Grips, and you want them to Stay on there and not spin or slide off.... Use a drop or 3 of Liquid Dish Detergent, put it on your finger and smear it around the inside of the grip , just a little bit will do and when it drys it bonds well and wont "Glue" it in place .. also makes it easier to remove later as you only have to get some water down in it and soak for a few and off it will come . Cheers .

[@malcolmcrabbe865]

Please paint the tractor please p paint it it looks awful at least paint the bonnet and maybe paint to trust black please

[@SPHYNX99752]

Pro tip: apply hairspray to the handle bars and inside the grip, they will slid right on and dry quite rapidly, snug as a bug in a rug.

[@mattk252]

@@SPHYNX99752 bmx pro tip

[@larryb982]

Pro tip liquid loctite will keep them in place forever 😁

[@danielmarkle8823]

I will have to try this myself !!! Thanks !!

[@joeolejar]

I enjoy the way you diagnosed problems and explain what you are doing.

[@greyriddance64]

Really unusual. I guess it's something that Warhammer 40k orks could have put together. I love it!

[@jasonkuehl639]

That is one cool machine! As much as I'm for keeping them original, I think it would look really neat with some fenders to help keep the operator clean and safe. The front PTO drive reminds me a lot of the walk-behind tractors that Gravely and several other companies made. With a few attachments, this machine would be more useful than imaginable! Keep up the excellent work! 🙂

[@enginenetwork78]

Im working my chenal

[@ronashbaugh4351]

That’s what I thought it reminds me of an old David Bradley walk behind tractor my grandpa had way back in the day

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi! Yes but the metal box that you have your feets in helps out a lot more than it looks. Thank you! / Richard

[@ThorAlexandre]

The front end looks like a walk-behind because it is, It's a Motostandard U10 built in Germany with a Norwegian conversion to tracked forestry tractor. There were several companies converting two wheel tractors in Norway back in the day.

[@jasonkuehl639]

@@ThorAlexandre interesting! We had a few companies that made various attachments here in the US, but nothing like this to my knowledge. Recently the walk-behind tractors are gaining popularity again, just a few years ago you couldn't even give them away. It makes me wonder if there's something like this sitting in a barn somewhere nearby. Either way, my interest is piqued. Thank you for the information! 😀

[@sampointau]

I can remember seeing years ago one with a Front pto driven circular saw attachment. It was sat at right angle to a portable slab track and logs pushed past the blade, the blade head also had angle adjustments on it up to 90° from the vertical.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Sounds interesting! They had many attachments for them. some more dangerous than others. / Richard

[@JimNichols]

I love the way you just fix things, this is a true mechanic. No gaskets? No worries I have gasket material, I bought a small block gasket maker it was clear(so you could see the work) and had 20 holes drilled around the 4 edges that were sequentially larger, a steel dowel for each hole the same size made quick, clean work of hole punching a gasket. A fingernail emery board works great for points. Everyone is a professional when they are sitting in a chair in an air conditioned room typing on a computer keyboard Richard, but few have had to make due in the middle of a corn field at 2 am with a locomotive that is broken and all you have is what you brought with you, improvise, adapt and over come is the best teacher of all sir. Thanks for the interesting videos and especially the time it takes to make, edit and upload them for us to ride along with your awesome repairs...

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi! And thanks for those words! Can't say anything else than i agree! / Richard

[@dutchcuda]

That thing is awesome! Kudos for taking it to the "undead" side 👍

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi and thanks! /Richard

[@pushrodtv6623]

G’day from Melbourne Australia it’s great to see different tractors and machines that we don’t have over here looking forward to more great content 👍🏻🍻🇦🇺

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi! Lots of Australians here! Thanks /Richard

[@chuckj349]

Just found your channel and am happy I did! I really enjoy watching you bring the old machine back to life! Thanks for taking us along.

[@jackadkisson7329]

Good day Richard. Love this video series on the Forest Bear! I had never seen one of these and I am 68 years old, but I live in Tennessee so maybe they never made it across the pond. Thanks for sharing!!

[@rogermontee8264]

Very nice machine!!!!! Glad that you got it fixed and running.Thank you for sharing.☺️☺️☺️👍👍

[@andrewhall2554]

You have put out another interesting video. I will look forward to seeing you run this machine out in the woods.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi and thank you! / Richard

[@TheTed169]

Beauty vid. Cheers from da ROCK!

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Thank's!/Richard

[@1974UTuber]

Love these old machines from a simpler time before everything became complicated and electronically controlled.

[@christianhilditch9333]

Can we agree that compressed air is one of the greatest modern amenities.

[@MartyT]

Dude thats awesome, very cool machine

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi Marty! And thanks. Yes it is the most fun so far. Now i also got the track-tension system working as it should and some more adjustments. You can't drive it thru a deep mud hole or climb a steep hill without a big smile on your face. / Richard, Sweden.

[@MartyT]

@@YesterdaysMachinery Nice, I'd be suprised if this doesn't go viral. Do a good follow up showing it in action :)

[@CrimeVid]

I like it ! would it pull a log out of the woods ?

[@mickestahl6178]

@@CrimeVid That's what it was built for.. Draging out logs from the steep norwegian hillsides.

[@TheHomePros6221]

Nice to see you here Marty! This thing is soo cool!!

[@peterfrazer1943]

That was an absolute brilliant video. I love seeing these machines brought back to life, it's fascinating. Greetings from England.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi! And thanks! /Richard

[@terrydown5389]

You are doing a great job thank for sharing Terry from UK

[@nineteenandfortyone]

Great work! Seeing that poor machine at the beginning it was hard to imagine it ever moving on it's own again. It's a tractor to be reckoned with now.

[@lambo_drives]

indeed, cool machine and I can't wait to see the next sight of it. Great job showcasing your efforts to overcome this machine's requirements in resurrection; kudos!!

[@donpaumen8627]

This is the kind of machines that I really enjoy watching and would love to have also, I wish I could find things like this, I wanted to build my own track machine, have not found the all the right parts yet, please keep making these kind of videos, they are the perfect videos I enjoy.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi! I bet a hydrostatic lawnmover would be very easy to use! /Richard

[@janingeisdal4922]

Hi Richard, I can tell you much about this tractors, because I have 2 of this tractors myself, one 1960 and one 1961, the 1961 is in good shape, I restored this and the trailer to this tractor for many years ago, and the 1960 is not in same good shape. This tractor is a Moto-Standard U-9, the U stand for Universal and 9 stand for 9horsepower, and this tractors was made with 2stroke engine or MAG 4stroke engine, both of my tractors have MAG 4stroke engine, and this tractors was not made in Norway, they was made in west-germany, in Bübingen-Saar (Saarland), and the MAG 4stroke engine is made in Switzerland. It was seld many of this tractors in Norway, and many workshops in Norway make equipment to this tractors, like trailer, caterpillar-track, winch, plough, harrow and much more, and the caterpillar-track on your tractor is maybe made in Voss in Norway, a workshop in Voss make caterpillar-track and winch(Vossavinsjen) to this tractors. Importer and dealer in Norway was LOG, but also Felleskjøpet in Norway sell this tractors, but today it´s nearly impossible to buy new parts for this tractors.

[@josephcrowshaw950]

Excellent video, plenty of detail without being tedious. Subscribed!

[@retrogamer33]

Unusual looking machine, great repair though.

[@enginenetwork78]

Yes mera bhi chenal ha

[@Bungi81]

Great Video 👍 I like this old machinery🤣 To adjust the valves you have to grind the end of the shaft down to the right clearance. Greetings, Stefan

[@enginenetwork78]

old engine is also on my channel

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes, but there was good clerance so i just didnt argue with it :) / Richard

[@Bungi81]

@@YesterdaysMachinery 😀👍

[@jamesyman007]

Very enjoyable video. You are a masterful mechanic.

[@somerandomname9252]

Wish I had even a 1/4 the mechanical knowledge you have here!! Superb video. Fascinating machine! 😎👍🏻

[@AGRIMOVIEemi]

Great Video 👍👍👍 Great Channel 👍👍👍 👋👋👋👋👋👋👋👋

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi! Thanks mate. Take care. /Richard

[@robertg.2346]

Again a great video

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Thank you! Glad to hear that. /Richard

[@edwardmckenzie3402]

Reminds me of my Gravely Model L mower. Awesome machine!

[@brucek.evans-historian7028]

Great video Richard! Came here for this unique machine and now I am a subscriber.

[@johnbrown-cn8uh]

Love the video ,very interesting.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Thanks! /Richard

[@harmlesscreationsofthegree1248]

One of the weirdest and coolest old things I’ve ever seen, it’s like something I would draw as a kid! So glad you got her up and running. Subbed 🙂

[@nicce12]

That was the manliest machine I have ever seen, my chest hair grow an inch by just watching the video!

[@davejones3038]

I really appreciate the use of lubricants when inspecting an old piece of equipment, it shows experience. Saves on repairs too. Great find.

[@Mankan569]

Dig skulle jag vilja ha som granne! Fan vilka roliga maskiner. Och kul att se dig ta hand dessa maskiner som enligt mig som är född i mitten av förra seklet tillhör ett kulturarv som måste bevaras. Mitt lilla bidrag till detta är min David Brown 990 Selectamatic som jag mycket glädje och nytta av.

[@TsunauticusIV]

That’s a sweet rig. Reminds me of a “tank” a friend built from a zero turn mower. 😂

[@chrisackerley1842]

When I first saw that thing, I thought you got ripped off. When I saw it operate, I thought you got a bargain! That is one very cool mahine!

[@davidfist7801]

That thing is so cool! It definitely merits a full restoration with a really nice paint job and all!

[@rodsheret9065]

truly amazing what a great project

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Thank you! / Richard

[@sixtyfiveford]

Very cool. I would have probably talked myself into paying a pretty penny for it at auction as well.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes, I always end up paying more than i decided from the start.. But when i saw this, i realised that i just can't let it go. /Richard

[@tomrobards7753]

You ought to see what a friend of mine has and can build he built a dump truck about the size of this machine , and the awesome log splitters he's built , and a truck he called Frankenstein , he could build you an army tank out of a pile of scrap metal ...

[@tt600pch]

@@tomrobards7753 America needs guys that can build anything they need. My dad, me, my son and now his son are gifted in the ''need it--build it''

[@Youtubeforcedmetochangemyname]

I would have paid a bit for it this is the kind of machines I love

[@Melicoy]

lol Buy some ear protection at auction too. Mine at 50yo ring all the time none stop

[@johnmessenger7292]

I am so Jelly, that is the coolest old thingamabob that I have ever seen. I WANT ONE!! good video

[@ludvigtande1236]

Think of all the work that amazing machine must have done. Great video👍

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes, would be nive to see ab old video of this in work! /Richard

[@HyyskanPolttaja]

Great machine ( whatever it is for )

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Thanks! / RIchard

[@MattysWorkshop]

Gday Fantastic piece of history and a great toy to have, it’s amazing with old engines how easy they are to get going, not much really goes wrong and with simple points ignition really makes things easy, looking forward to the follow up video, thanks mate, really enjoyed this video, Cheers

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi and thanks mate! / Richard

[@darrenstockton9595]

i would of loved one of them when i was working in the peat bog perfect as it looks light small and versatile great watching getting it going

[@gregarioussolitudinist5695]

Puch!! My girlfriend in the 1970's had a Puch ten speed bicycle. A name I had never seen before, and only just now again.

[@JohnSmith-yv6eq]

Google the name.....it was a large industrial company...

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

Great work! I've found it easy to remove grips to use compressed air with a blow gun. It'll inflate it blow it off. Be careful going over things that will cause the machine to tip forward suddenly! I had a machine simmer and got thrown off in the path! Lucky, after a bit, with no one pressing the throttle, the engine stalled. If it had continued to run, I would have been ran over! Lucky, I don't know that final outcome!

[@enginenetwork78]

Hy

[@marksbikeexports5123]

What a most wonderful thing!

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Sure is! / Richard

[@josephkerley363]

What fun! A little paint and you're ready for the races!

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Paint doesn't help much i think. It will stay original! / Richard

[@byjingobob]

Hi I am new to your channel and very much enjoying watching you bring these old machines back to life.

[@austindonald6939]

I hope we get to see it out in some snow this winter.

[@enginenetwork78]

Grret broo

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes, you will! / Richard

[@brown_note4710]

I want one

[@canvids1]

good buy and a great fix. hope it works well for you.

[@JustMe-mg6vw]

I like the track idea. Interesting video!

[@josephdougherty2399]

I'm betting because the engine was so clean inside with very little baked on carbon build up and those valves with a large unground margin at the edge,. I think that engine has very little run time on it

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes probably. Looks good and no bearing play. / Richard

[@montwolfman]

Can't wait to see it running on snow.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes maybe in a month or so we will have some snow here in Sweden! :) / Richard

[@MrRmh3481]

Many years ago, when we would go 'off roading', the floats in our carbs for the 4wd trucks would starve the engines for fuel on a long steep incline. The reason was because the truck carb had floats that were designed to function on level ground. Just thought you should be aware. Good luck with the project.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Yes, this one seem to work good in any angle. /Richard

[@andrewmantle7627]

Thank you for doing your work to entertain people.

[@Euronasa]

Great video and channel 👍👍👍😀! Is this the "Beltebjørn" made by Norwegian Trygve Owren? Is the tractor a Motostandard U9 or U10?

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Thanks! It is a U10 i think 🙂 Dont know the company name, but is is in Norway! /Richard

[@MostlyInteresting]

So fun!

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Part 2 will be fun!

[@jameshall3482]

Neat machine! Hello from North Georgia USA!

[@rainerhasler135]

This motor was made in Switzerland. The brand name is MAG which means Motosacoche Acacias Genève. This motors were used mainly in agriculture machine specially for use in mountain areas for cutting gras or for water pumps.. They also produced motors for motorbikes and had their own brand of motorbikes.

[@jensbroen]

Moto Standard U9 eller U 10, tror det var Reinhardt Maskin i Norge som bygde om dem, fantes også ombygde Agria både med 4wd og rammestyring og med belter som den der.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Ja det stämmer! / Richard

[@janingeisdal4922]

Nei Reinhardt Maskin i Kristiansand Noreg, hadde ikkje noko med Moto-Standard å gjere, Det var LOG som importerte og selde Moto-Standard i Noreg, men òg Felleskjøpet selde Moto-Standard. Reinhardt Maskin importerte Agria to-hjulstraktorar frå Tyskland, som dei bygga om til fire-hjulstraktorar med rammestyring og 4WD og kalla dei "Grombasen", men dei bygga òg om Agria to-hjulstraktorar til belte-traktorar og dei vart kalla "FR-Drabant", og begge desse traktorane selde Reinhardt Maskin som norsk produserte traktorar(Made in Norway). Det var mange mekaniske-verkstader i Noreg som laga utstyr og reiskap til Moto-Standard to-hjulstraktorar, og det var fleire mekaniske-verkstader som laga tilhengjarar, Gjønnes mekaniske-verkstad(Orkel) i Orkdal laga frontvogner til Moto-Standard, ein mekanisk-verkstad i Voss laga belte-utstyr og vinsj(Vossavinsjen) til Moto-Standard, det er mogleg at Richard´s Moto-Standard har belte-utstyr frå Voss, Underhaug laga òg reiskap til Moto-Standard, slik som gjødselspreiar, hyppeskjær, harv og potetopptakar, Kyllingstad på Jæren laga plogar til Moto-Standard, men slåmaskina til Moto-Standard var laga i Tyskland av Raspe.

[@dennistagesson5396]

Vilken jävla maskin haha 😂👌

[@enginenetwork78]

👍👍

[@BitterDemo]

It kind of reminds me of when I was a boy in Missouri in the 1940's My dad had an Old T Mosel Ford and he loaded the bed with wood and it had the old Rubber Band Tracks that you would mount on the front to rear wheels and although it was a bit clumsy when steering we would haul hay and wood as well as plow the snow on the roads with it. It was a great old truck until my brother tried to cross the creek on ice and it sank. As far as I know, That old Ford is still in the Bottom of our swilling hole. Man this article really refreshed my mind of the 1940;s. My dad also had a Two wheel Garden Tractor and he made a frame work with a Tow axel where he mounted two wheels with Tires and made it a Tractor with a Track and he used that Old Tractor clean up into the 1960's It had a Hercules's Engine and sometimes when you tried to start it it would backfire and nearly break a kids arm. It kicked like a mule.

[@wazzazone]

Well done. Such wonderful old machinery. Thanks for sharing.

[@twoflower8264]

This is so cool I would love one myself Well done, are you going to paint it or keep it rustig? Love the gas tank idea think i will use it myself

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

Hi! Im gonna keep it as it is for sure! / Richard

[@brianyoung9014]

Very neat machine, who made the engine, take care.

[@YesterdaysMachinery]

The engine is a Swiss made MAG. / Richard

[@jamesdearman814]

engine looks like an old Tecumseh. fascinating machine - thanks for the vid. Albuquerque New Mexico.

[@spontanvideok246]

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