Kettle Cold Start

[@paulhill8630]

Absolute pleasure meeting you today at Malvern. I'm glad I saw you on the car park before I left. Keep the videos coming they are so helpful.

[@montegoson]

The pleasure is in helping others 😊

[@TheRadioStu]

That’s petty smart! And the audio from your mic is perfect 👍

[@garethdavies3220]

That's clever , never seen that before. A blow lamp or hot air gun into the air intake with (the air filter removed ) works a treat on my Leyland 255. Have a good 2023.

[@ESmith-ik8vu]

What an absolutely charming and instructive channel, thank you. Looking forward to the next one. And I do hope you continue posting.

[@paulthompson8467]

Never seen that before brilliant 👍

[@antoinewiame3311]

Good morning and hi from Wallonie ((belgium) Under 0 Fahrenheit, I put water in the radiator of my nuffield 3/45,it'seasier for the start!! Thank you for the info on your video I watch them all!! I wish you a happy 2023 year

[@antoinewiame3311]

Correction from Wallonie, of course, I put hot water to start the engine under 0 degree celcius!!!!

[@donvoll2580]

@@antoinewiame3311 Yes my dad said things could crack if it was 0 F Thanks

[@firmbutton6485]

Brilliant tip thanks mate

[@brencostigan]

Lovely

[@bilalvadi2277]

Mrb reis...uzun zamandır göremeyince endişendik senin için...

[@bilalvadi2277]

Nasılsın iyimisin...

[@bilalvadi2277]

Merak ettik seni

[@JimF500]

WOW!! that's magic 🧙‍♂️

[@Gugernoot]

A lot like using a thermostart except without the fire.

[@OrazioRe]

Bravo 🖐️👌👍👏👏

[@firmbutton6485]

A hot kettle of water is cheaper than new pistions and liners for now :-)

[@patlydon519]

New one on me