Leaky Vintage Floor Jack Restoration (Hein Werner)

[@Simonsimon-fy3hq]

A"simple" floor jack with 40 plus parts. Incredible work. Well done.

[@ReclusiveMountainMan]

It's not a simple floor jack it's a classic America made (and rebuild-able) Hein Werner from probably the 1960s or 1970s. Best of the best.

[@gabergulgabergul]

@@ReclusiveMountainManfloor jack enthusiasts exist???

[@multilingualbusinessfriend1744]

I rebuilt these beasts for 25 years and am glad to say you've done a 98% excellent job. My nitpicks are - You put 29 ball bearings in the caster races, should have been only 28 (they need a little room to roll around easy). From the factory all the pivot points, wheels and saddle stem came fully greased. At '25:10' the rubber plug for the check valve is installed upside down, if it's not leaking now, it soon will be... And finally - The saddle should have been painted white.

[@deephorizon1365]

That's pretty neat! Did you do it as a job in your workshop or was it a refurbishing job at a company? How much profit do you get?

[@Samlol23_drrich]

@@rasmidtan I agree with you agreeing with him.

[@MikeZak101]

@@Samlol23_drrich I agree with you, agreeing with him, agreeing with him

[@Ex3t3r]

@@MikeZak101 I don't agree

[@MikeZak101]

@@Ex3t3r noted, and discarded

[@human_error1]

That logo plate at the end just turns this into a piece of art! Amazing talent

[@anthonysammartino1654]

Talent? That's experience.

[@Vandrock]

To bad it is upside down now :P

[@Anythingautomotive]

Would’ve been better if it was put on straight to begin with.

[@JustMatt87]

I kind of thought it would have been a nice touch to of left the old one on there. At least something to show its age cuz now it just looks like a brand new piece

[@vetteguy1985]

The remaking of the ID plate from scratch is absolutely mind blowing to me. The various sets of skills it takes to pull that off so perfectly is astonishing. Great video man.

[@TempoDrift1480]

This is great. I haven't been able to sit down and watch an hour long program in a long time. I would absolutely prefer that jack over anything else on the modern market today. You done a fine job and I appreciate you taking the time to tape it and show us.

[@Landruman2002]

A spectacular job of restoring every single piece in this massive project. What is even more impressive to me though, is the masterpiece of video editing done to make this process look so smooth and seamless.

[@jomarururestaura]

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[@Mr1121628]

He could have edited it down from a damn hour lol. Most channels edit their work down to under half an hour. This was more of a tutorial than a well edited restoration. Plus he screwed up the plaque by putting it on upside down haha

[@JH-zy1dj]

@@Mr1121628 I hope you are joking? I think he did an amazing job, No fluff, He's just doing the job, why edit it?

[@phyde1885]

@@JH-zy1dj NO $#!T !! That thing took WEEKS !! I know what it takes to do clean-up,and it's a Bitch ! It's the WORST part of ANY job. It takes 50 times more time cleaning and fixing the broken parts than anything else. His VIDS prove it.The 30 DANA and Truck job he did was BEAR. But after seeing this,i don't know if i want to tackle my 2 jacks that far YET !! They are in need of seal repairs,but aren't in the condition his was. That thing was BEAT UP !! "RS " definitely has the talent and skill of a master mechanic in my eye! I'm a retied EE also ex Army VET from Engineering Corp,I was Direct support in Power Generation in Korea. I tinker in Computers and still learning. It's a challenge everyday and fun! Good work RS,keep it up !! P.S. I wish I had his tools !😎

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[@BLUEB0IZZ]

This would take me 7 years to put back together. Awesome job man.

[@scrappyitalian]

Take a bunch of pictures while you go, and put hardware in plastic bags clearly marked.

[@evanwilliams6878]

Crazy it only took him an hour

[@ICU2B4UDO]

Would've taken me 7 minutes...I would call this guy and let him do it!! ROFLMAO 😂

[@ariehubary9834]

@@xXAussieSkillzXx it will took me 7 years to figure out how to start the job.

[@martindiaz5602]

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[@davidolson9909]

One of the very best restoration videos I have seen on the internet. And the camera work, and showing detail was absolutely first rate. Excellent video!

[@EdEspecial]

This guy and my mechanics are my favorites

[@ArkonArchive]

When you undid the bearing to the wheel on your vicegrip I couldn't help but smile. Damn fine engineering when you find pristine bearing marbles despite the entire tool being covered in decades of grime and grease. Like, wow. No wonder I love this older built-to-last stuff

[@tomchi17]

Best restoration I have seen. Not simply derust, paint and call it done. Magnificently done! Concerning the jack itself: as George Gobel famously used to say, "you don't hardly get them kind no more."

[@brianpress1392]

🤣🤣 Wowww, George Gobell R.I.P. 🙏🏻🌹 Oldie Comedian And fm military, from WW 2. Anyway, Great Work 👍🏻

[@wallybooger1]

This gentlemans dedication to a old car jack is legendary!

[@TheCuriousOrbs]

Have watched hundreds of restoration like this from dozens of chanels here. This one definitely fits into the gold standard category. Beautifully filmed and refurbished.

[@melindajohnson3394]

Watching this brought back 20 years of memories of having repaired dozens of these as an AS in the Navy. They beating they took on non skid surfaces where the worst, challenged me to find sources for replacement parts. Wasn't thrilled about weight testing them either!

[@cmccoy3972]

That looks like it could handle 3 tons.

[@wes11bravo]

Melinda - I heard that Non Skid is murder and can really ruin your day if you happen to trip and fall on it.

[@melindajohnson3394]

@@wes11bravo Yes, when it's a relatively new coating, it's easy to trip when wearing shoes with a competing tread, like boots and sneakers.

[@MrDeeperASMR]

The meticulous restoration of each component in this extensive undertaking is truly awe-inspiring. However, what truly captivates me is the exceptional artistry displayed in the video editing, which flawlessly portrays a smooth and seamless progression of the restoration process.

[@RestorationVideo]

*_Never thought anyone could recover. The most incredible work of the best_*

[@dalemllns]

Stayed for the whole hour. I like to restore things too. People commenting here have no idea how much labor this took to restore and how much it took to film it all and edit it for this video. Awesome job. 🇺🇲

[@manuela_kral4983]

Oh man what a complex construction! I never thought that a floor jack would consist of so many parts. 😵‍💫 Amazing job!

[@jomarururestaura]

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[@Breakrite]

In agreement on the many parts! Holy cow. After disassembly, If I got that far, next stop would have been Harbor Freight for a new one. Amazing skills.

[@sur3912]

The re making the logo plate is amazing! I was stumped the whole way thinking it was going to come out worse. Great job!!

[@JH-zy1dj]

That was next level for me. Total game changer.

[@johndonlan5956]

I never quite understand the acid etching process..... Thanks for showing it to us!

[@JH-zy1dj]

@@johndonlan5956 same here John, I'd love to use it in my projects. Chemical magic.

[@elricmaximus]

It was akin to watching Bob Ross paint over something and thinking, "Aw snap he ruined it" but he comes out clutch in the end!

[@stefankamuc]

I think he put the logo plate upwards down back on. Nonetheless, a perfect restoration job! Thanks for sharing!

[@Bradsroad]

This past summer i've added 4 more Heins to my floor jack collection....they need rebuilt as well....this was soo satisfying to watch....thank you.

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[@Bertdevries4865]

Every part you touch becomes new and better then OIM. Watching these videos is for me healing. I am a chronic nerve pain patient for almost 14 years now. Watching your videos brings me on another place, for an hour in your workshop. Thank you so much for sharing al your hard work. I had a shop for restauration of computers and laptops, so I know how satisfying it is to see how your end product become. I wish you a good day and I say, Until the next one. Greetings Bert de Vries from the Netherlands

[@JSchoe04]

What I would love to have as I'm watching this is subtitles explaining the different parts as they are being worked on and what is being done. Especially in the beginning disassembly phase I felt as those I was getting whipped around from one piece to another without the context of where that piece was within the larger structure or what the purpose used to be. Even so, I really appreciate the effort that has gone into this video. :)

[@jonbeargenx]

You're a jack of all trades.. :) Regarding back filing, it has been proven to actually improve your cut to back file as you remove chips from the teeth. Also it keeps it sharp, so that is for all the ones thinking it is bad. It's been 35 years since I went took mechanics, but some things (but far from all) I don't forget. Thanks for the great video!

[@tetreaulthank4068]

And my Wife thinks I over do everything and I’m just a Wee bit on the type “A” obsessive side when it comes to my tools and restorations ! Absolutely beautiful Restoration on that wonderful Hein Werner Floor jack. In my belief arguable Hein Werner along with Walker the best quality hydraulic jacks ever made (Then,when made in the USA) Chinese Jacks ? Junk, IMO.. But be sure not to forget to double up on the jack stands for non USA floor jacks, they will slow leak at times,which anyone who cares not to die under a vehicle should use without fail, USA or off shore purchased and used ! Be safe

[@Mikej1592]

my favorite part was the sand blasting and that is the only part you set to fast forward, I seriously could watch an all sand blasting channel for hours, I cant get enough of it.

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[@1986yamahafazer69]

When I got hired to work at Ford in Dearborn Stamping and first walked onto the press floor my jaw hit the ground. The exact same thing happened when I watched this video. Excellent Job!!

[@ivanmayer1353]

That brings back memories. I started in a garage when I left school in 1986. The jack shown here is near enough identical to the first jack I ever used. Same colour even.

[@JohnSanders]

I have a Hein Werner very similar of my dad's... who passed away in 1978... he had a body shop...I still use it occasionally doing oil changes etc... loved the video and spectacular job!!!

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[@LinoBarraza]

One of the best floor jacks my dad has owned. It was beat to hell and used many many times throughout the years and still worked every single time. But that thing weighed a ton!

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[@verteup]

They basically used billet parts back then. That's a $500+ jack in today's money.

[@TimothyCondon00]

Agreed. I have one and it seriously weighs a freaking ton.

[@JohnnyCab]

i bought one of them back in 1976 , and i still have it today still in use and i trust it to lift my vehicle. with jack stands too for safety. that Hein Warner floor jack sure has some weight to it. great rebuild you did there !

[@YUHJKT]

Remarkable. One wouldn't think restoring a floor jack would be so intense. So many parts and so many skilled things to do.

[@Alycanj]

You do first class work, I just threw out a ton of stuff because I don't have the tools or skill to fix them,

[@ceti]

Your attention to detail is immaculate, sir. You are an artist

[@reginaldmarselus4742]

I had no clue of the number of parts of a jack like that. I was fascinated by how many little bitty parts there are. AMAZING 10 out of 10

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[@professorginz2379]

Nice work! You have thoroughly convinced me that it is not worth the effort to fix my broken jacks. I can now, without guilt, send a couple of old soldiers I have laying around to recycling and go purchase replacements.

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[@acappellahymns]

Just discovered this channel. Amazing work. Great video. What is the coating you put on that turns the metal black?

[@guitarhoarder5426]

First time watching your channel, and was amazed at the detail you put into this... I'll definitely subscribe and watch all your other videos! Also, I don't think most people mind that the video was long... With such detail and multitudes of parts, it's definitely worth the time!

[@nickludu2251]

You sir are a master of all trades.

[@pedrocue576]

Simply BEAUTIFUL!!!! My dad bought me one just like it in the late seventies, when I was first starting my professional life as a technician. You sir are a amazing craftsman!! You actually can teach Hein-Werner a thing or two!!

[@DaleEdman]

My dad has this floor jack and I grew up using it. Great restoration!

[@turboeddude]

The fact that you did the logo plaque too is incredible. Way to go.

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[@merrillballantyne]

should have put it right side up... all that work to put something on upside down is ... not consistent with the amout of effort and thought.

[@bobbell5928]

@@merrillballantyne Not that it matters but you are correct!

[@michaelbyrne8860]

I are not a mechanical engineer! But that's a fantastic rebuild on an old school floor jack built by craftsmen for the working man! And that's what I call quality! That's no longer made by our throw away world! Thanks Byrne

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[@Peter10654]

Everything on this job was amazing but at the end making an new manufacture plate I have never seen before in a restoration video. That is really amazing !! GOOD JOB !

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[@jt9498]

I watch a lot of restoration sites, and I gotta tell ya, yours is one of the best (if not THE best!). Your attention to detail is outstanding! The video work you do is excellent!

[@jomarururestaura]

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[@winnerscreed6767]

Nope

[@jomarururestaura]

Thank you so much!!

[@MarkMeadows90]

An engineer's nightmare! Lots of intricate parts to deal with, especially with the hydraulic assembly. You did a knockout job with this old floor jack! I bet if this was sent in to my mechanics to restore, he would have a field day with it. Lots of "I make a new one" segments, and using his lathe to the extreme! 😁

[@oldman9642]

Best I’ve seen on these “restoration” sites. EXCELLENT work my man!

[@Blimster]

I think this dude is the best one. Don't u think?

[@dickrichard626]

This is YT

[@TheCuriousOrbs]

First I've seen of his chanel. He has included most commonly used processes and more. 9/10 in my mind. A perfect score only if he included some electroplating as well. Not that this particular project really called for any though.

[@winnerscreed6767]

I've seen better

[@augustwest-e8l]

Well, there is” my mechanic” But …some say he’s a God, not a man

[@Sigspearthumb1]

I have an old floor jack about 75 years old. Im considering restoration but it is a big project. Unfortunately i dont have all your fancy machines. But in any case, you did an awesome job on that thing.

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[@Zer0kbps]

It looks so well built that you'd think it could lift far more than it's rated for.

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[@yeager17832]

It is the most incredibly over engineered piece of jackery that I have ever seen. Only the Germans would build it like that.

[@minhazul007]

Never thought a car jack restoration video would be 1 hour long! But I am glad it was that long. Otherwise I wouldn't know your delicate skill in repairing! Keep it up! Really liked it! 😊

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[@yhird]

Incredible workmanship. The metal badge work alone at 1:02:14 was magnificent! Well done. Thank you for sharing.

[@hidebehind2604]

I once rebuilt a very same old non functioning floor jack. Thought I would save a few bucks ,wrong and hours were many. Soon after rebuild one of my sons found a lots newer heavy great as new jack for 20 bucks. Yet that rebuild served me well for years. Best of all it was mine who rebuilt it. Good mind sorter

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[@Danielzagoury]

A part of My job is to fix jacks and this video helped me to understand how it’s working so thank you

[@cardinalrestorations]

Very nicely done. Attention to detail is fantastic ! Always happy to see something old come back to life

[@ГретыйТумблерг]

The space shuttle is designed and repaired easier. My respect!!!

[@KinG_KJ]

Never ever have I watched an hours restoration. 😱 But this one was worth it 👌 Fabulous work & lots of great editing. 👏 In short: loved it!❤️

[@jomarururestaura]

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[@renatkatana1826]

А ты крут, в основном все лишь имитируют восстановление ради просмотров, но ты сделал упор на узлы и на сам механизм и восстановил все. То для чего он был создан- а создан он был чтобы служить, а не только радовать глаз. Особенно уважение за AI и верстку, табличка была классным штрихом. Так же мне зашло что ты оставил заводской люфт и оставил родные OEM детали, понятно что купить новый было бы разумнее - но в этом и прелесть что это как карточка сохранения предмета со своей историей. Единственное мне кажется что зубцы шестеренок сильно сношены и стерлись, но кто я такой. Ты большой молодец и реально красавчик, удачи тебе! Большая работа

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[@masterQ20]

*Thank you for a very good video. Valuable leason learned!* 👍❤😊

[@geraldharkness8830]

your dedication to detail is astounding very well done!

[@victorpdrn]

You never miss with these videos I somehow managed to watch this 1hr plus with how you manage to tackle each task. Great Video every time!! Got me questioning your tool arsenal.

[@mortimerschnerd3846]

Super nice work. Your patience is enviable!

[@jameshines8095]

Spectacular! You and the My Mechanics guy should get together and rebuild a battleship.

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[@1320pass]

Bud you've got some chops. Kudos to you.. really enjoyed this. I have the exact same floor jack. Yes it leaks. Have had a seal kit since forever and a day ago,, but now I at least know how it comes apart. The other details, well, that's something to aspire to. That brass tag.. whaaaa? 😳 I also have the 3 ton Hein Werner. It leaks off internally. I think they're all worth saving because they are well made tools.

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[@alexanderlopez3326]

Thanks for sharing your gift with the world. I enjoy watching your videos.

[@joerodrigues3816]

That’s Bloody amazing mate love how you went step by step all the way through what you were doing good on you mate.

[@DPain82]

Nah he didn't show everything lol, I know a torch was busted out and from the looks of things there was some choice audio also left out.

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[@joerodrigues3816]

Ok what do you want me too do

[@tinkernaut8736]

It's always great to watch an actual restoration, excellent job!

[@mikewhitley1183]

The attention to detail is amazing that's what I would call a perfect job!

[@VedafoneYT]

Nice work... Could you please specify the toner transfer blue paper type you have used in the video

[@andrewcalvert2801]

I love the thought put into the things you make to hold stuff in place whilst you work on them, that’s the kind of thing that impresses me, really good job 👍

[@ltlieu61]

You are a true craftsman of your trade....amazing , awesome job! Your dad is a blessed man to have you for a son.

[@blacknight1003]

Subbed immediately. Enjoyed every minute of this video. More in-depth vids required please. Your engineering abilities are a joy to watch. Thanks for the upload.

[@bobbg9041]

43:40 the roller wheel center bushing just what i was thinking Oillite bronze berrings just wondering if youll use the grese zerts but its not nessary unless you pres fit them and drill a hole for the grease to get to the shaft. The 2 color paint scem will look spiffy yes this old jack is absolutely worth saving and its 100 times better then anything you can buy at harbor freight.

[@PBandJsandwich]

I inherited this exact jack from my dad. Still works like a charm. Good to know it can be restored if need be.

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[@JourneyOnLife]

Wow, this thing is way more complicated then the ones they build today. Amazing and interesting to watch. : )

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[@joshuaortiz5204]

this came out beautiful. Definitely one of my favorite restorations on KZbin.

[@AngelGalarza69]

Dude your restoration skills are perfect, you did a great job specially at the end with that tag iam pretty impressed, you Made that jack new again I give you an A+ amazing craftsmanship skills.

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[@Floris_VI]

Wow i was really impessed by this, i got used to alot of channels on youtube cutting corners constantly and you dont cut wny corners at all, great stuff

[@cgimovieman]

I can’t imagine how many hours/days this took to do. We got my dad one of these for our garage in the early 90’s. Couldn’t believe how much it weighed! But it was amazing how easily it could just lift a car up with minimal human effort.

[@DonnaMSchmid]

I don't know what to say, other than people like you AMAZE me! Great work!

[@ApprenticeGM]

Great restoration particularly the label - very impressive.

[@dave3156]

Impressive restoration. Thanks for sharing your skills

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[@scrim555]

Thanks, for the detailed accounting of your re-build. I have the same jack and it was great just using your film as guidance. I didnt have to replace any of the bolts that you did, nor did I bead blast, but I did order the seal kit from ebay, took my jack apart, installed the new seals, now the jack works pefectly. I know the jack is rated for 1.5 tons, but given its 5/16 steel plate construction and heavy axel, it seems like it could handle much more. It is a very heavy jack but the basket is nice and large and the ball bearing wheels make it roll around like breeze. No other jack made is like the HW. Hopefully others will keep theirs going through this kind of maintenance.

[@dannytrinh07]

Thanks for sharing the restoration process with us. Like what you paying attention to the detail. I consider myself as a very detailed man but seem not detailed enough after watching your clip. You are very handy man as well. Seemed like no object that could stop you 😂

[@scrappyitalian]

If you do a project like this make sure to soak all the replacement seals in jack oil for a few hours before assembly. Pretty much all hydraulic seals you want to pre soak with the proper oil.

[@billt9456]

No worries on the length, there is always fast forward. You did a great job!!

[@richardandrew4936]

My dad had the exact same floor jack. You did an amazing job restoring it, right down to the tag!

[@TB36914]

The sandblasting is my favorite part, its so satisfyingly perfect!!!

[@brucemansfield2501]

Good luck with the thread sealant you used. I worked at a large aluminum plant where we rolled ingots into sheet and everything used hydraulics. I tried that type of sealant a couple times and it seemed to always wash out and I ended up with leaks that had to be repaired.

[@grahamlee1661]

Wow! Such dedication towards such a labour intensive rebuild/restoration! Absolutely brilliant! 👍🏻

[@426superbee4]

Such skills and patience! AMAZING JOB. 👍👍

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[@Kevin-gx8lc]

Masterful work, very well done Sir! I particularly liked the brass sign etching - could you you show us in more detail how you did that ? Greetings from Southport, UK.

[@Kunfucious577]

It’s impressive that someone figured out how to make all those parts fit to hoist up heavy objects. Cool vid

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[@brockmitchell3989]

That was a great restoration of that old jack. I am not certain, but I think a shop I worked at had a hydraulic jack just like that or at least similar to it. Now it has a brand new life ahead of it. I love your videos. No talking or annoying music, just getting straight down to business. Keep up the great work!! 🙂

[@mark109s]

Excellent job, enjoyed every minute!

[@richardborge8541]

It was a pleasure watching this amazing restoration. Loved everything you did and commend you for attending to every detail. Well done!

[@WilliamPeople]

Ficou perfeito! Adoro esse tipo de trabalho. Com certeza você tem muita habilidade, pois executa cada processo muito bem.

[@daveys]

Having a lathe is great…when you have a lathe, every problem is reduced to a round piece of bar. Lovely job!

[@hrxy1]

that is a proper real jack, made perfect. Good job done well

[@marshallguerra1353]

Great video. I have the same jack. And need to replace the orings and seals. You may have just motivated me enough to actually do it. Thanks.

[@chowderheadaa8025]

"Finally after 2 weeks of restoring this old floor jack i can change my flat tire!"😂

[@Всёохорошем-р1ь]

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[@itsnetts]

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[@kollerd31]

It doesn’t get any better than Restoration Station! Amazing skills and so much detail. How long did this restoration take?

[@john_c27]

Awesome restoration on the jack where it comes in contact with the car to lift it could put some rubber there but that's me be some added protection while jacking up a car plus it'll protect that beautiful paint job I know that job had to have taken you a few days

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[@johnferrell7979]

Congrats, Wawa. Replace your rubber fuel line with steel that runs behind the fan shroud and over the exhaust and use two smaller pieces of rubber line. It definitely gets hot under there, and that rubber will melt. Do your valve adjustments, and that bug will run forever. Also, check the voltage regulator under the rear seat on the driver's side. Good luck, and once again, Congrats goes to Wawa..