got this one a few years ago and never got a chance to look at it. well today is the day, lets see if it can be saved or used for parts,
one mans junk is another mans treasure…
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I was really… really mad you did that !
I know of another manufacturer that uses 12 point bolts and nuts and I work for them,Boeing.A lot of aircraft fasteners are 12 point.
I picked up that '59 Elgin 12hp I was asking about. I hear in this video that you haven't yet, but you do have a replacement impeller to put in it. Could you get me that part number and source please? Love your videos and go Tigers! USA 🇺🇸
It was pretty obvious when the head was off and the crank wouldn't turn, it had been used as an anchor. LOL
did i just see him use a screw driver marring a gasket surface as a witness mark haha hard core
McCulloch motor
Got one now myself its a 1972
Been doing same diagnosis & repairs, like yourself, since
i was 11! Am now 78! If you run into something really salvageable; I have found using "WEASEL PIISS" to be helpful. A 50/50 mix of ATF & ACETONE. SOAK TIME UP TO 2 WEEKS FREES UP A BUNCH OF JUNK! Really enjoy your content; brings back lots of memories.
i've seen people free and get running worse seized engines
Old dogs, and children and watermelon wine. 🙂🙂
I'd say either submerged or a ground was put to a sailboat hull because thats some electrolysis level rust