Tilly Truck Engine | Car S.O.S. | National Geographic UK

In this workshop uncut, join Fuzz as he strips down the Tilly Truck engine.
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[@llessibm]

This is what the TV prog was missing - watch this kind of stuff all day long

[@ivanmullen3015]

Definitely my favourite Car SOS episode

[@l979dvm]

I could watch these type of videos all day long.

[@cambridgemart2075]

Having recently watched the programme where they renovated (not restored) the Tilly, it's nice to see the extra detail of the engine rebuild.

[@Sam-gu6im]

One of my fave episodes. Renovated and recommissioned rather than a show piece. Superb job.

[@lauriecooper8194]

Thanks Fuzz, good old fashioned mechanicing, I could watch you working all day long. Takes me back to my student/Austin 7 Ruby days in the 1960s. I got to know these engines like the back of my hand, especially as a friend had a 1935 Austin 10/4 at the time.

[@paulatkinson2849]

Watch &enjoy the programes regularly i can relate to mr fuzz &his comments hope for more to come

[@juggenbugger]

love this guy

[@stottybox3185]

The older mechanic doesnt wear blue gloves, proper mechanic from the olden days.

[@crescentcoachworkscollecti378]

fantastic explanation by fuzz

[@andyskinner7163]

love this content fuzz,keep em coming:)

[@chmartin444]

I used to work for MG and we did De Cokes on a weekly bases. I used to love doing them.

[@isthynamewart]

Cup of tea.

[@shiangtingkung2904]

I would love to be an apprentice under mr. Townsend’s tutelage

[@deanwood2332]

love it . if you ever do studio tours let me know please

[@rafakwolf]

where can I watch the rest of the seasons? Disney+ Natgeo only has 4 seasons :(

[@kevinmoss970]

Yep fuzz could go it alone, just get someone with a camera to film his usual days at work.

[@johnnyralf3453]

I had to laugh when the older guy said that going by the split pins in the crankshaft main bearing caps, that it is most likely that the crank had never been removed before, being an ex mechanic myself, i have never known an engine having had a re bore with the crank in situ.

[@lorrainesimons4273]

Car so 9march

[@elliotsilver1]

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