I did a follow up video with the truck and sent some ATF thru the carb to see if we can’t lube some internals. Also find some compression on #2 cylinder 👍🏻 Check it out on the channel!

@richardmcdonel484

3 жыл бұрын

I'm looking for an old truck like this,,either ford or chevy cheap,,I live in fl if you know anyone

@aarondbarr

3 жыл бұрын

On all the ole fords the #1 on the cap are supposed to point to cylinder one

@buckeyejim2989

3 жыл бұрын

I bought a 87f350 in a field five years back.. before I hooked my nurse tank, I sprayed two cans of carb cleaner thru it. Poor 460 had so much shellac in heads and intake, it dun the ole girl a world of good. I had the thermostat open before I hooked gas to the carb. Thanks for sharing Puddin🙏😁👍

@bruceshook1781

3 жыл бұрын

Did you try bolting down the ignition module? I THINK it has to be grounded too!!

@bigsid1984

2 жыл бұрын

Fix the moline tractor

I like how honest this video was. You didn't pretend to be something you're not. Handy dude that figured it out with research and asking others. Top notch and subscribed

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Ryder!

@cammos

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he is a true pott county legend this fella.

Glad to see you out there with your dad. Enjoy it as much as you can. One day you won't be able to make those memories. Love it man. Keep up the good work.

@duaneshears9432

3 жыл бұрын

un

@lilorbielilorbie2496

2 жыл бұрын

Blue Ribbon Garage Exactly. My Dad was not what you would call a car guy , but he was always 100% behind what ever I dragged home. Dad passed away on Feb.15,2019 and I miss him more everyday. Sometimes when I'm working on my stuff I think that I can still hear his voice.

What an accomplishment. Not just the will it run......the respect for your grandpa and getting his old ride going as a little personal tribute.

Greetings from Northern Ireland. I envy you guys and your big old American trucks that are built to last - its great to see them being rescued. Good video, keep them coming!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

👊🏻

@lordcantiismyname

2 жыл бұрын

Why so few trucks out there anyway? All I ever see are cars vans and suvs?

@yikesgodzilla8823

2 жыл бұрын

@@lordcantiismyname SUVs everywhere here! The trucks here are all Ford Rangers/ Toyota Hiluxs/ Mitsubishi L200s. In my opinion they're too small to be practical. If Ford released the F250 here then I would break the bank to buy one

@joeromenzak9968

2 жыл бұрын

Greetings back to Northern Ireland from Indiana, United States. We are all friends!

Awesome! Not to many get to drive gramps’s truck and relive those great memories!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻 great memories indeed!

@fs8882

3 жыл бұрын

@@PuddinsFabShop ye..its really indeed memories that it takes us to the beautiful days in the collage with our lovers..but the Days went by so fast...

What happens is the rings stick when parked so long. Get it to fire on the starting fluid then it will run on gas once the rings get freed up. Cleans the valve seats and the compression will go up. The positive lead to that coil is a resistance wire. Good on ya man getting grandads truck going.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

I think she may of had a stick valve as well. In the video where I send ATF through this same motor you can definitely hear something free up.

You and Pops have an awesome relationship hope to see em more in your videos here in 2023...He has to be super PROUD of you.

When ever you’re trying to start a motor that big it requires a lot more gas than what you’re attempting to put in it. I would start by filling the football and then adding some gas that would make that 460 Mighty happy🏁

You make me smile the whole time I watch your videos 😂😂 You have an awesome sense of humour & your a good guy. Don’t stop what your doing ❤️

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

👊🏻👊🏻

Good to see these old trucks being brought back to life, especially when its your grandpa's. Keep up the good work from Sheffield England 🇬🇧

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 thanks!

The second your dad tasted the oil i knew he was awesome!!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

He is!

I got to give you props dude👍 it's always humbling to see a family's truck saved on top of first jumping into a Ford with a ol 460. My work truck is a 94 F350 4 door long bed with a 460 and boy I love it to death, just remember it's "smiles per gallon" lol

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Smiles per gallon is right on this one!

I lost my son and my dad in 2015 I miss them immensely.. I really like your channel!! Cadillac Michigan 👍

Your grandpa would be smiling !!!!!!

Man if you are one thing you are are a dude who just keep getting after it that’s what keeps me so interested in your videos man I are so awesome keep them, and I’ll keep coming back and watching

I have a 1983 F250. Love it. Mine has a 300 inline 6 C6 automatic. That 300 will put a mountain!

Have known your Dad for years, this is awesome.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Hell ya!

On the duraspark ignitions the distributor needs a good ground from the pickup coil, i had a nightmare of a time trying to figure it out, it did the same and your truck here another is the 460 loves fuel. 😁 and badass video sir love seeing the classics getting to come back to life!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Squirelly!

This video made my day!! I laughed my butt off but i really admire your tenacity on this old Ford. You did an awesome job and your Granddad is smiling down.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

👊🏻👊🏻

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Making this comment before this video even gets going. You are so blessed to have Puddin Pops around to help dig this old stuff out and get it runnin. So blessed❤❤

My 1984 Ford F150 with the 351 Windsor H.O motor has me gapping my plugs at .044. Not too sure what the gaps on a hog of an engine that you have might be but I'd figure the gap should be bigger than the smaller engine. Just going to make an edit here and state I just got to the part of the video where you found the gaps setting. Still find it interesting that the gaps are the same as my smaller engine.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Yep found it!

I had a 76 F100 for 20 years and over the years I had 3 F250's made in the 80's. I love all them old trucks and enjoyed driving them all. Right now I have an 86 F150 4x4 with a 6 inch lift.

@edwardmulder3777

2 жыл бұрын

Yeh , I also had a "76 F100 with a 300 in it , engine was real good

@TheJohndeere212

2 жыл бұрын

@@edwardmulder3777 my 76 Ford F100 has a 300 6 cylinders.

My son sent me here, he definitely knows a fellow plugger when he sees one. You mentioning what your dad would say was exactly what I was thinking my dad would say. I have a saying about ether, it's my friend even when no one else is.

You aren't the only one to be made a fool of by a vehicle, I've had plenty of cars make me an idiot. But, that's how I learned that it doesn't matter what make of vehicle a car is, they're all the same, and run the same way. You've earned another subscriber :-)

Great job on this video! I can't get enough of these will it run videos for some reason lol. I like this type the best where the car/truck is fixed on location and then drove back home.

I second the revival of the Minneapolis moline and the ford 460 is a damn good motor. None of the bolts go into the water jacket or oil galleries. They can be beefed up a ton.

Great start!!! Now we want to see a video of you washing the outside, with high pressure water hose and bucket of soap. After that a full interior clean up. upholstery, outside chrome, and glass inside and outside.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

She could use a good scrub!

My dad had an 83 f150 with a 300 in it. I miss him and that old truck dearly. I love seeing these old rescues. Keep up the good work 💪I teared up a little when the memories of his came flooding back.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Man I understand that!

"Glad to see you out there with your dad. Enjoy it as much as you can. One day you won't be able to make those memories. Love it man. Keep up the good work."..ditto... subscribed.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! We just spent all day together yesterday getting another one running!

My pap had that same truck and it's the year I was born, if I were to ever build a Ford, it'd have something to do with one of them there. The Ol' grandparents were the ones that raised me since my parents were bluetooth

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you had good grandparents. These trucks are immediately what I think about when I think grandpa truck.

At least you never have to worry about mosquitos with all that blow by

You are one persistent individual, you are the kind of guy I want working on my stuff! Great video!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Woo Hoo! Not only did she run (which I knew she would) but she drove! You did some good work there! My Dad had a blue ‘80 3/4 ton. Reminds me a lot of Dads old truck! Congratulations Jacob. You always impress me!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words Wayne!

The "hammer" you used was the factory jack for it that mounts on the passenger fender

Thanks for all the pointers ..going to get a one owner 1985 F250 460/ 4x4 next week. Been sitting two years....he says it runs.. we'll see. XLT C6.... I have an entire fleet of 80-86 150/250/broncos here...mostly 300/6

This is actually cool to me. I have a 1982 ford F-100 straight 6 300 my dad gave to me. My grandfather passed away in 93. He left us a 1971 ford F-100 Explorer 390 V8. My very first project. I love the video, and this is similar to my story. Well kinda lol. Made my day.Grandfather lived in Lovington New Mexico, and he & my uncle brought it back in 93 when I was 13. Imma West Texas guy. Live in Lubbock, probably not far from you. Thanks for the video brotha!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

I drive through Lubbock going to Seminole to see my wife’s family a few times a year.!

You make me cry dude my dad had the same truck when I was a teen we used to go hunting and fishing great memories thanks for posting!!!

Please for the love of all that is holy do a revival on that Moline Tractor

@timpatrickhanna

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking. There's a guy up the road from me who has over 40 of those, including a fully restored UDLX. They're good looking tractors.

48:07 I love when the truck tried to start itself! Was that your shadow working 'long side 'o' ya? ROFL!

Great Video. This is my second or 3rd time seeing your channel. I love all the honesty. Way to be. Im subscribed now.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for subscribing!

I’m digging the headache bar, my uncles Lincoln had the 460, love it brother, come on.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

😉👊🏻

Congratulations! I bet taking that first ride was all worth it.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

Best part of this whole video was when once you got it running and meant to unhook wire to shut down,this ole truck said hell no!!!wire fell back on and started itself,think grampa had a hand in that laughing at ur suprise for certain!!!your doggeded determined puddin,hell yehh!!!snooky pa.😜🤪💥💯🤟

There is more than a close family resemblance in Father and Son. I never did anything like this with my pop. You are a truly blessed man to share these moments with your father.❤🇺🇸🐘

Reminds me of my dad’s blue bullnose, he was the 2nd owner and previous owner did a 5.0 swap and it was pretty badass sitting on old school star shaped prime wheels🙌🏽 FYI-this was back in like 08 I think

My g pop just deid. I'm glad someone is also really proud of their g pop

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that!

Not gonna lie,that's a nice looking truck. Wish we got pickups like this in the UK. 👍🏻

That was EPIC! Talk about hanging in there til the bitter end- and satisfaction- this is it.

“The brakes suck and I’m rollin more smoke than cheech and Chong but she drives” 🤣🤣🤣

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

That’s it!

You don’t need to cycle the accelerator to get it running. It’s cold outside and a big engine. It wants choke and fuel to get it going. Put a carb kit in it and fresh fuel and it will run like new.

My grandpa died back in 94 but he had a 83 f-250 too. It's was the 300 straight 6 with a 3 speed with granny gear tho, had one of those big flat bug shield too, with a green little Kilroy peaking over the top. If u don't know who Kilroy is google "Kilroy was here" . He had a slide in camper with a trailer and we went to tractor shows too. He had 3 silver kings and a 1936 farmall F-12 and 2 john deere 110 lawn tractors that we used to drive around the flea markets and everything. I'm from Ohio and I haven't heard of anyone else mention or been to a tractor show in years.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome! None of my family was into cars, they were into farming equipment. We may of took them to shows but grandpa used them year round working.

I got a 91 that I got for free and now am fixing it up. I was nervous at first that it’s gonna be hell and need a shit ton of work but u have given me hope that even though the truck I got has been sitting for 15 years that it could still have life. Love the vid.

Someone else has been watching VGG. Excellent video!

@sixteenstone007

3 жыл бұрын

I was waiting for him to say lightning hose or fire maker 😆

Well you won in the end! I found that the DuraSpark II was so fun I kept a new spare on the fender well ! Good job sir

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

A wins a win!

I am sixty three years old. My grandad has been gone for over thirty years, I still miss him. Wish I could drive his old cars like you did yours.

Your dad is so proud of you. Really good to see. God bless all your family.

That’s awesome man! 🤘🏻 that Wooooo followed by the Ahhhh 😂

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

My Favorite part!

I love how other people also taste old oil its nice to know we're not alone also I subscribed I wish I knew about your videos sooner

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

None the less I’m glad you found me!

Love your old truck. Glad to see you save her. I have a 1986 F250 4X4 , 460 7.5L. Bought her new in 86. keep up the good work and may God bless. Richard

Hey Puddin. New guy binging your channel. I like will it runs and your sheer joy when it runs is addicting and when you and pops collaborate with Mortske it was comedy gold. Thank you. All the things happening to you right now are well deserved. It also helps my wife is from Ponca City 😂😂😂😂

Glad to see you got it running! -Charlie

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Charlie, thought she was gonna whoop me for awhile!

That feeling tu get when it started.what an excitment

I’m pretty handy on Ford’s especially the old wore out ones because that’s all I have owned, the 300 6’s, 351 Cleveland and Windsor and the Big Boy 460. Right off the bat I heard that engine is tighter than a preachers prick in a calf’s ass, I had a 460 that was tight like that one and the spark was erratic AF. I wish I could tell you a quick fix but I pulled it out and swapped it for another 460, Good Luck Brother I love your channel and Thank You for letting us tag along with you !!!

Atta boy. That’s a hell of a job. I’m sure grandpa would be proud.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!!

I give you credit for sticking with it.👍

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

👊🏻👊🏻 thanks!

Man you put some work into that and it really showed at the end. Nice troubleshooting.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

It was a learning experience on this one for sure.

The smile on your face while driving your grandpas truck is the best part.

1983 ford f -250 sitting there for 15 years needs everything new battery clean up inside the truck new tires paint job awesome video friend bless you indeed

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

👊🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Good idea keeping the boat anchor, you might need it to stop.😂🤣😆😂✌️

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

I did when I passed the camera 😂

Congrats puddin One thing fords like to do is fight!!! I’ve been battling mine for 6 months now. 🤬🤬🤬 but i won’t quit.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

You’ll get her!

@baitcastersbroadheads2594

3 жыл бұрын

Same man I’ve got a bullnose and been working on her since august

It was a lot of fun watching you work. I tried to start mine today, wasn’t lucky and I did tried ether. I’ll give another shot tomorrow. Thanks for your video

Love your channel bro and as a mechanic myself I can see you know what you are doing and I love the humor!! Keep it up and Happy New Year to you and your family...God bless you.

awsome that you got this truck running again!

Enjoyed the video. It was good to see the step by step troubleshooting. I think a lot of the problem on the spark was probably the weak battery or bad wires or connectors, but anyway good stuff.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

The battery started out strong every day It was weak from lot of cranking each time lol thanks for watching!

Had an 86 F250 460 for a while. Needed a lot of work, but it was awesome. Had to sell it pretty much as a farm truck because the guy cheated me on the title.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Damn man!

Hey bro, another great video, way ta persevere and get the job done, ya seemed a bit down at the beginning, glad ya perked up at the end. Happy for ya.

I like how you say "Dad". I still ONLY call my Dad, Dad! Most of my friends say by their Dads name I think that is kind of weird. Right on.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

That’s my old man! Proud of him!

@olikat8

3 жыл бұрын

My dad will always only be "Dad." My friend's parents are always Mr or Mrs.

@robertj2

3 жыл бұрын

That’s just old-fashioned respect. Dad is dad, no matter your ages. Same with mom. WTG

Awesome! Got it runnin, and had a laugh! Thanx Puddin'! :D

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

The early Ford electronic ignition stuff is weird and varies vehicle to vehicle. For instance your '83 F-250 has a magnetic pickup coil in the distributor and is carbureted with vacuum advance. I have an '83 Lincoln Mark VI, 302, fuel injected, no pickup coil, electronic advance, distributor is basically a hollow tube with the rotor. There's a crank position sensor in the side of the block that acts as a pickup coil. '80-'83 Lincolns and '83 Ford/Mercury had this set up. '79-'82 Ford/Mercury was 2 barrel with a similar set up to the trucks. '84-'85 was still throttle body injected but had a pickup coil and instead of the fender mounted ignition module it was on the distributor. '86+ was the sequential fuel injection. I always thought it was kind of funny Lincoln had fuel injection in 1980, and I've seen '91 Cadillacs with factory quadrajets. All full sized Fords had sequential injection by '86, and the Vortec engines didn't have true sequential injection until they did away with spider injectors in 2008!

My passed father's 1986 f150 300ci sat for 12 years..parked in 1999 under a barn... still have one of the tires on it from when I first got her...still holds air for months! All I did to get that truck running besides fresh oil/gas was fuel pump and a battery! Still driving the truck with 120,000 miles..love these trucks!

Congrats! That is quite the achievement!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

I guess! 😅

@paulmbylbie6065

3 жыл бұрын

@@PuddinsFabShop if you want to youll get er sqared away need to get the carburetor all redone get your ignition components straightened out make sure you ain't got no plugs that are fouling because of a valve guide or bad rings or whatnot make sure she's got compression and every cylinder and I'll tell you from experience depending on which way you want to go keep it all factory or maybe put an aftermarket cab on it of some kind or even a newer fuel injection system take that distributor and crank some initial timing in it up way high like time her by ear buzzer down the road and whale on the throttle until it pings and then back her off a tad I assure you it will liven her up like you wouldn't believe.... But on the other hand maybe a grandpop parked her for a reason maybe cuz she's got a few hundred thousand on her and is just spanked to the max anyhow though it's just fun to get them running again heck 20 years ago my dad threw together an old 340 for his 69 barracuda together with intention to take her to the drags a few times and go take it to emissions and get the title squared away and get it plated and what wound up happening was we took her to the drags off the trailer and went I think it was 11:30 which in around 1996 I think it was got the local track all in a buzz cuz it just had a lap belts no roll cage or safety equipment they was about to make us load it up so they could run us off and I said hey how about we just dial the throttle linkage back so it wouldn't get full throttle he said as long as we don't go any faster than 12 flat at the time they'd let us keep racing and so we did but we went to the track three or four more times wound up breaking the pressure plate now it's sat ever since again 20 something years few weeks ago I fired it up needless to say sure is fun with a 318.duration 600.lift mushroom flat tappit camshaft and the headers still open a virtual hornets nest of neighbors coming to investigate whats shaking their windows .... It's just something lovely bout doing that..... I'm watching your video inspired me I think it's time to go ahead and get her up in the air & put the new clutch disc and pressure plate in it because the car is an absolute riot to drive I imagine with some M&h racemasters & a good exhaust system the car probably run 10.50 normally aspirated so thanks for the inspiration it's about time to get out and terrorize North Phoenix with some Mopar music LOL... Thanks again have a good day and God bless

Hey Bud! Mortske called you out to do a burnout for the 2020 Burnout Call out! I'm here because of him and subbed!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

I seen that! Thanks for subscribing! I gotta see what I can come up with!

I believe that those old engines had press in studs for the rockers and when a valve sticks the pushrod will literally pull that sud out of the head a bit while using the rocker for leverage and it could be why you have no compression in that one cylinder the valve could be stuck open a little bit and that would also explain why it was spitting back out the intake also check for bent pushrods

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Next go about maybe I’ll finally pull them. Lol

Really liked the video I'm a Ford guy I think it was good you worked on your pa's truck with your dad an liked the drive throw the woods 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Old bullnose👍👍she's sweet!!

Just found you so subscribed because of the well thought/editing job, videoing was real good as well ..... coming from a 73 year old mechanic/ford kind of guy/kid, one time and never outgrew it. I just never had any luck with them when I was racing and it liked to took off my right foot when a flywheel came through the scatter shield and lite my imagination on fire. I went back to my big block engines and raced everyone of them. Ford motor company sponsored a double overhead cam 427 for all my races in one year. A good blast of either while cranking is alright for a little while or to keep running but it washes the oil off the cylinders and lowers compression so it can get cantankerous so if its trying and not quite there, try some regular engine oil and some gas so its real thin or more gas by far than oil and you raise the cetane lever and heat so that it will keep going. I can tell that you do know what your doing.... most are doing something that gets them off moms couch,. Keep em coming as I 'll be watching for you

This is where you finally found your voice on You Tube. This was wonderful to watch.

I think the high pitch scream made the video worth it! Had me rolling. Fun video, glad you got it running!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you’re watching through!

Sweet old truck so cool that it belonged to your grand father ,merry Christmas to you and your family her is hoping that 2021 is amazing for you all

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you and merry Christmas to you!

Glad to see you got it going!

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!!

Best way I've found to learn. Get in there, get dirty and ask lots of questions. Happy Mortske sent me to you. Subscribed and trying to catch up. Had your" Sitting on your ass wont finish your project" attitude until age and infirmities kind of slowed me way down. Keep up the good work young man. Enjoy viewing.

When the scene cut to you driving it up the hill toward the camera, I caught myself sitting here with my fist in the air. Thank gawd everyone was in bed or i might coulda been committed to an 'ol folks home. Not sure why exactly...I mean, I have an idea I recon but, not sure why I am so personally invested in some of these videos. Especially the ones where you are either talking about your grandpa or doing some shit (good shit) that I've done back in the day. You are killin it man. Laughed my ass off through this one...again! Thank you

I have used break clean instead of starting fluid as well as carb cleaner ( the flammable type )

More content like this and your channel will grow significantly.

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

That’s the plan instead of always building stuff!

@mikeschriever1034

3 жыл бұрын

@@PuddinsFabShop it gets way to expensive building stuff constantly!

@staind288

3 жыл бұрын

Lol the blow-by!

@ryancapps6435

3 жыл бұрын

I subscribed after this video!!

1:01 Foreshadowing that you and Mr Mortske gone revive that old workhorse! 😎👌

Hey good morning pudding fab i enjoy the show u host I love video so cool nice and good one in great job and bless day

Can you go back and get the Minneapolis Moline tractor running that would be cool video

@PuddinsFabShop

3 жыл бұрын

Challenge accepted!

@spencersand2754

3 жыл бұрын

Yes thank you

@theronash7269

3 жыл бұрын

Up here in Canada everybody loves those old Molines!

@spencersand2754

3 жыл бұрын

@@theronash7269 I like John Deers and Allis Chalmers but any old tractor is just as cool

@spencersand2754

3 жыл бұрын

@@PuddinsFabShop can you get that old farmall running too it’s right by where you were working on the truck

Love me a long bed. Thank you for your videos, my life has more purpose.

Nice truck a full nut and bolt restoration sounds in order on this one because of the memories