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This was a great episode. So much variety! The unlikely discovery of the historic route, eight near where you were camping - amazing!

That tire looks like it was made with six other hands.

Awesome buddy 👍🍺

Great Video Buddy. Enjoyed every Minute. 😊

Wow, that was an amazing episode! Great to see that beauty on the road. One burning question - what did Mrs. Bagot think of the hair deletion?

4:07 that tire is a Jeans on, on the floor spoon job. Knees for ballast and work your way around. In another 5 years when these wear out.

Enjoyed it

Thanks Randahl

Thanks everyone for stopping in❤

Thanks for the entertainment Vince!

If one of these was under load, like powering a saw mill or farm machine, would it fire continuously, as long the rpm’s don’t get to high? In other words does it only miss when not under load?

Finally watching the rest of this one. Fires right up! I'm digging the red wheel and black fellows/spokes.

Looks beautiful running down the road. That original upholstery was pretty fancy!

Love the lights and fan!

Fantastic little truck Vince. she's a beauty

Vince, well done in this rebuild soon it will be perfect

Looks brilliant Vince, well done in this rebuild. Brilliant Cheers mate 🍷🇦🇺🦘

Gee whiz Vince, she looks so good driving by! I'm pretty dang jealous.. great show.

They still haven’t made it to this point in Africa. 😂

There are a couple of problems. The horseshoe magnet should be magnetised such that one arm is north and one south. You had the small magnets set up such that the N-S direction was horizontal. They should have been vertical and in opposite polarity on each side. i.e. one with N pointing up and the other down. This would give only local polarisation with a N-S one one arm and S-N on the other. What you really need is to have a N end stuck to the bottom of one side and a S to the other, ideally larger than the little magnets you used, The rotating coils in the grey part are set up to expect one arm's being N and the other's being S so that the iron is one big domain. I'm surprised that you got any voltage at all. Try setting the little magnets up so that they stick by their ends to the bottoms of the arms with opposite polarities. Tap the iron with a hammer. This will encourage the microdomains to line up. This should give a weak magnet. This type of thing is usually done by inserting the arms into a pair electric coils. They are connected so that when a current flows they have opposite magnetic polarities. A high current for a very(!) short time will remagnetise soft iron magnets. No doubt there is something about this on the Web.

How much torque do these engines make?

Hand cranking an engine to start. First rule my Dad taught me. 1) Have your thumb on the same side of the handle as your fingers. 2) Don't try and go a full turn, only crank from the bottom a 1/4 turn on compression. That way, if the engine backfires, you won't sprain/break your thumb, break your wrist or your arm. I guess that happened a lot to people back in the day who didn't follow those basic rules.

Nice 👍👍

Awesome.

Noah da man! I thought you were going to have to hold the phone in your mouth Vince

A very nice gift. Way to go Noah! Just when you think most kids are useless... one of them surprises you. 😁

What a great thought,well done Noah

Great video. I'm doing the same job on my '26. I actually removed and re-attached my pulley when I removed the timing gear cover to replace the timing gear last year. I should have done this job then. I just ordered my new aluminum pulley from Chaffin's Garage in California. They're the manufacturer, and they sell them to the other vendors. What I like about Chaffin's is that you can call them and speak with David, or Glenn Chaffin and get great technical advice as well. You're not just speaking with a clerk who's taking the order. If you check out their site, you 'll see pictures of their shop, and David working at the lathe.

the short answer... Just like ANY 4 stroke engine

It took me a loooooong time to figure out the bag. Written instructions were useless. Viewers heed this video - it will save you 30+ minutes on the bag. (Good work, sir on general assembly AND bag)

Smart men

Looks good looks a great time 😊🤙👍

worth well trip at least you had fun and icecream lol

That was an awesome show Vince! I had no idea any of that existed. Sorry I missed the premier. You need to find better shows to watch on UA-cam... that shed guy is trouble. Cheers

Time well spent

Beautiful, like I've said before, your 3d printer is awesome!

That's what it's all about!

Yes it will but the core of an alternator works a lot better ❤

I believe the narrower end is supposed to go down inside the headstock, but obviously the piece can be used upside down like you did.

What a cool little addition for your lathe!!👍😁

Looks handy Mate👍

NIce print! I appreciate the credit. It is a very handy tool.

Cool 😊😊

Neat!

time will tell easy to install and works that's what counts

I hope you havent payed to much. I would have used a scissor car jack and maybe 2 50x8mm flat's 😉

I'm still super confused so i'll probably have to watch it five more times 😂

Oh man, I have been Jones'n for a 3D printer for years Yours looks amazing. The Deere came out great, and I really loved the music!

These computers and 3D printers are just a fad. Like the internet was. It'll never catch on.

Cool project! After about 10 years doing autobody repair, I got into the IT world in 1985 (diskettes were lighter than car doors). It was amazing to be able to own a simple serial mode, dot matrix printer "way back then". Maybe these computers will catch on after a bit more time. Now... add some fuel and fire that sucker up!. ;)