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@XPFTP

Жыл бұрын

wish these channels would complain to utubers. they took away the list old list new videos button .. also not all videos show up on a lot of channels.. iam gettin to hate utube

@blindmelonlemonjello

Жыл бұрын

I hope you don't have honta virus out there rats nests is main place people get infected

@kennethjohn835

9 ай бұрын

​@@XPFTP😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

@christopherarnold3844

8 ай бұрын

hey taryl. does fire it up fire it up come from the movie the crow?

@bobbg9041

7 ай бұрын

35:44 change out the headlights for large format LED high output bulbs, add tail lights and back up lights And you could also add turning signals all LED with a 10 amp charging system you have plenty of power. Then change out all 4 tires for Agro tires.

Those opposed twin engines are awesome! Leaps and bounds better than the junk they make today.

@TractorMonkeywithJL

2 ай бұрын

I've still got one on a Lowes branded mower that I still use. I bought it new in 94.

@kennyward4674

2 ай бұрын

@@TractorMonkeywithJL 👍😊 I found mine at a yard sale. It's an old Lowe's too but I haven't a clue what year it is. The seat is ripped up and the whole thing looks like it came out of a junk yard but I knew when I saw that engine I was gonna buy it. Paid $100 for it about 10 years ago and it's still going strong. Wouldn't take love nor money for it!

Fluffy's condo was on a whole new level! Love these old Dynamark mowers! I thought they were extinct. Nice find and resto work!

Nice looking Dynamark tractor, thank you guys for the video.

A classic for sure! That's an early opposed twin, still has the two-piece intake manifold. They built 4.7 million of those engines from 12/5/77 to 5/3/02. Yeah, i kinda have a thing for them. 🤣

@jameshausler5259

Жыл бұрын

Me too, very smooth, a lot of torque

@jeffclark2725

Жыл бұрын

Agreed on an early machine never seen a 2 piece intake and when he cranked up the RPM to full speed was waiting for that motor to let loose of a piston. Great video

@s-cspeedshop440

Жыл бұрын

I have the same engine on my 1986 wizard lawn tractor by western auto

@bertgrau3934

Жыл бұрын

I had an old Western Auto, (1992) it was 38 inch cut the 11 horsepower engine came undone, the oil slinger came apart and went between the cam gear and the crank gear. A friend gave me an 18horse 2 cylinder, it did a great job with the 38 inch mower I liked it, it ran good, started easy had more than enough Torque for my needs. I sold it to a mower shop, he was impressed with my putting that engine on the 38 inch. I think he just wanted the engine not the whole thing but he got some spare parts with the engine.

@jeffclark2725

Жыл бұрын

@bertgrau3934 yea, I've tuned up a few of those,and had the motor throw a rod, and had new 30 wt oil in it,luckily I had a couple of good used engines around

I still use a Dynamark to cut my grass. They are solid tractors. I'd much rather use a back in the day tractor than today's junk. It still runs like the day it was made.

@tomtheplummer7322

Жыл бұрын

Right? Not a bunch of safety switches and electronic dash crap to diagnose every time ya try cutting grass first time in spring 🤷‍♂️😏🧐🤓🤨😎

@garyalensr

Жыл бұрын

@@tomtheplummer7322 I know these ones today are trash. Last maybe a few years before they start having issues. I take care of mine and its over 30yrs old and looks runs and cuts like the day I got it. Best tractor I've ever used

@motormouth2472

Жыл бұрын

I got a 94 MTD tractor. Not the best thing but it takes the abuse I give it. It's kind of the in-between of lawn tractors. Not extremely solid and simple like the old ones, but a shit ton better than the new ones. Hope your old Dynamark lasts you a while!

@garyalensr

Жыл бұрын

@@motormouth2472 Me too, I can tell ya my mother bought the tractor in 1990 and it has been in the family since. One owner. I've always been the one to do the maintenance on it. I'm stupid meticulous with my stuff, so after I mowed the grass I cleaned it well. I always drained the fuel for winter storage. I think the main reason it's been an awesome tractor is because I've never ran ethanol fuel in it, and it's been going strong for over 30yrs. I hope it lasts another 30 years. I absolutely love it

@motormouth2472

Жыл бұрын

@@garyalensr yeah, it probably should with such well kept maintenance. Not sure how mine will hold out

I have a dynamark sitting in my garage right now. My dad bought it brand new in 1973. 8h.p. pull start. I bought a brand new electric start 11 h.p. engine for it in 1990 when my dad was no longer able to pull the rope. Mowed with it 15 more years. I inherited the mower and took the engine off and put it on the mower that I use now. That engine has been running 33 years and still runs perfect. Knock on wood.

I used to work on small engines back in the 80s. I love your work. I have learned a lot from watching. You on KZread channel. Thanks Taryl fixes all

1984 my daughter was born!!! Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!

These old Dynamark tractors are classics. I remember seeing these when I was a kid. Long before I graduated in 84.

I love those opposed twin engines. I bought an old lawn tractor with a 15.5 B&S single control and got a 18hp opposed twin and added the choke to the dash. I love the sound!

i graduated high school and joined the army in 1984. it's no surprise that that old briggs still runs, they were damn near indestructible as long as you kept oil in them. you've gotta wonder why somebody sold this off for scrap. it looks too good to wind up as a washing machine. glad you saved it there taryl.

@jameshausler5259

Жыл бұрын

Most people as soon as something is not shiny and or running: "Junk!!! Get it out of here ASAP!!!"

@davidaix5771

Жыл бұрын

What the f dose you graduating high school in joining the Army in 1984...have to do why this thing is still around?🤣🤣🤣 are you your own hype man

@meegstomtom

Жыл бұрын

I would think the deck was junk. Kind of pointless then if you need it for mowing.

@FuzzysGarage

Жыл бұрын

@@davidaix5771 Taryl asked what we were doing in 1984

@maggs131

Жыл бұрын

In 84 my wife and I celebrated our 60th wedding anniversary

Another quality repair by Taryl. Nice job on getting it going and again showing us step by step how to get them running. My father in law has a dynamark, and they are a tough tractor. Thanks for the teachings and the videos, I can say we are all learning a lot from you.

That opposed twin is my favorite Briggs engine. They sound so good idling.

@tomtheplummer7322

Жыл бұрын

Smooth as a Harley 😏🤷‍♂️😆

@danbasta3677

Жыл бұрын

I'm more of a Kohler engine fan, however, I would also be happy to own a Briggs and Stratton engine powered tractor to. Matter of fact, the older Speedex tractors always had Briggs and Stratton engines on them to.

@donmayberryjrsOPE

Жыл бұрын

@@tomtheplummer7322at an idle pull the choke out a little and you'd swear it was a Harley!

@lrayvick

Жыл бұрын

I have had four good B&S opposed twins. Had one for 30 years, sold it as a runner. Lots of good things to say about them but they do use more fuel that the newer OH valve motors, I don't think because of age. On that model looks like it doesn't even need a fuel pump.

OMG, wish I could find another, absolutely the best mower ever produced,.

That might make a good snow plow tractor. Amazing that engine still runs and doesn't smoke after all this time. Nice job!

@larrybe2900

Жыл бұрын

My guess the/a nest caused problems running and then it sat compounding its decline.

@ZeldaNumber17

Жыл бұрын

@@larrybe2900 definitely not. The starter was bad

@greasywrenchgarage3152

Жыл бұрын

@@ZeldaNumber17 starter was bad due to the fluffy nest though. they urinated into the starter and caused the bearings to seize.

I love this antique stuff - nothing beats the quality. Another top quality repair - nice! 👍

@tomtheplummer7322

Жыл бұрын

Antique?🤷‍♂️. It’s not until it’s a couple decades older than me. 🎅🏻😏🤨😆

Good work Taryl! Don't forget to give us a part 2 on this! I'd like to see it all cleaned up and all done when it's done :) Got some good luck on your side too - most of the important parts were all in good working order! Great find! Good job in catching all that water in the tank too! You'd be surprised at how many people would have just tried starting it without even checking the inside of the tank - which sends WATER into the carb and the engine making everything even worse! Good thing you were able to find a carb and starter for this thing so quickly too!

I just rebuilt its little brother, 8hp/36 inch version. I grew up mowing on that mower when I was a kid in the mid/late 80's at my grandpa's farm in Nebraska. Good thing my grandfather keep everything, I even have a copy of copy of the manual! Surprisingly, its still a a really good little mower.

@johnrose3169

Жыл бұрын

My grandfather had a Dynamark tractor as well. He had it around them same time as your grandfather also - used it to mow his acre lawn in Grand Island, Nebraska. It was sold at his estate auction in 1991. The sight of that tractor sure brought back some memories.

Yeah that was definitely a good looking old long tractor when they still built them with metal and built them right to last I love it

Love to see these old tractors come back to life! Thanks for saving it Taryl.

@donmayberryjrsOPE

Жыл бұрын

Same

It's always gratifying to see old equipment brought back to life. This tractor has plenty of life left. I never get tired of seeing these kind of videos. I appreciate the detailed information TD gives. He also says WHY you need to do a certain repair or upgrade. I wonder why this tractor was junked in the first place. It is well worth saving. Thanks

Always great to watch you fix the good stuff that lasted forever in the day.

You the man!!! Thanks for sharing your years of knowledge.

In the video Taryl asked what were you doing in 1984 in 1984, I was growing hair listening to metal 🤘🤘

That was a good repair, love it when they come back to life without spending a fortune. Great video.

excellent idea providing part numbers...methodical method of checking for problems...thanks for sharing..

That motor sounds sweet, no smoke either. Nice 👍

SKOOL in seshun! Always a good time!

Brings back so many memories as a kid. Mine was 8hp pull cord start.

That looks a lot like the 19HP Dynamark tractor we had at my old house when I was a little kid. We had it for as long as I can remember until we moved from that house. We didn't have a way of bringing it with us, so my Dad left it to the people that bought our house as a gift for the newlyweds.

Sweet! I love old tractors. I have an old 1958 M-14 Tiller Steer Speedex tractor that has the original M14 B&S engine on it. Sweet little tractor.

Hey happy 2023 Taryl lovin the videos!

Thank you for these videos! You are really great at making this fun and interesting to learn about. Great job with them!

I worked part time in a rural hardware store in the late 70s. We sold those Dynamarks by the truckloads . Literally..the 8 HP 32 inch El-Cheapo was the one we sold the most of.

I love watching your shows on a Saturday night

That thing is a beast.. It has a big axle in the back and an actual transmission; This thing could push a plow or even pull a bottom plow in the back.

@logansylvester8093

Жыл бұрын

It would be an alright driveway snowplow tractor but it is still too light duty for something like plow work

@calholli

Жыл бұрын

@@logansylvester8093 I've seen garden tractors this same size, with same engine and same rear tires that have a small 3 point hitch on the back and will run a small bottom plow. this is the same light duty "garden tractor", it just doesn't have the 3 point hitch on the back. But it does have the bigger wheels, stronger axle and lower granny gear of a garden tractor; which is pretty cool... This thing says it's only a 16hp, but that's very conservative. Today, a 660 twin cylinder like this would be 22hp to 24hp. For example, I have a Kohler Courage, and they started out as a 540cc which was 16hp (single piston), and then moved up to a slightly larger piston to a 600cc, and now they are 'rated" 20hp to 22hp.. and this thing is a 660cc twin.. You can't really judge small engines by their HP rating; it seems like the testing has changed over the years. You're better off just comparing displacement.

I had that mower when I was kid, it was already old then, mine had a pull start on the right hand side of the dash by the key, mine was a 10 or 12 hp single cylinder

@gamebredduramax71

Жыл бұрын

How I got that mower 🤔 when I was a kid my dad had a small lawn mowing buisness for family and friends and stuff he kept about a dozen lawns a week, his name was George and the business name was George of the Jungle lawn care, I still have some old cards, I always went with him to mow the lawns, he died out of nowhere when I was 12 my mom was poor so she sold his stuff since I was to young to drive and pull the trailer, I kept the old push mower and a Ryan brand weed wacker that had the worst carbs ever. I knocked on doors in the neighborhood mowing lawns and found that dynamrk behind a shed, I made a deal with the owner to mow his grass for free all year for that mower once a week cut. Then had a old neighbor help me get it running. Down the road I did the same deal for a New craftsman push mower for a older lady just had to mow her lawn for free and I could have the mower. Mowing was a side hustle I always had until I started another distribution buisness that pays me better lol . Now I just now my 5 acres and that’s enough.

I have an 18 hp that i removed from a junk Scotts and put in a Deere 116. It has a spin on oil filter and an oil cooler a Scotts exclusive .It will out live me and the next 2 owners! 46' Deck and a smooth hydro trans.A Beast!!

In 84 I was 3. My camaro was being built in California. I just fixed a snowblower that had a carb that looked like that and of course it ran just fine the week before. Lol

"What was I doing in 1984?" I was working 5-7 days a wk. 52 wks. per yr. as a touring Sound and Light man for THE SAMMY GOLD BAND from LANSING,MI. Great fun it was! ✌️❤ 🙈🙉🙊

Tyral, great video, thank you. We had a 1991 Dynamark rider that had a 12hp Briggs engine. It lasted for 25 years and then one of the deck hangers broke and wasn't able to weld it, so had to replace it. I replaced the second stock battery with a small automobile battery and the stock starter solenoid with a universal auto solenoid. Changed the oil every spring(good old 10W30) and lubed it every three seasons. We bought a blade for it and pushed snow with it as well(sometimes from those tough Iowa blizzards). Thanks again.

What a classic find right there glad you were able to get a hold of it before it met the graveyard…👍👍👍

And so the wheel turns and more knowledge has been gained. Thanks for your time.Great work as is your usural! Enjoyed watching!!!

Hey Taryl great video my friend God bless you and your crew

I've got a 1967, I think, model 72 IH garden tractor. Still can cut grass, and still has the original creeper hi low gear. Was the instrumental machine that started a lawn care business for my best friend and I back in the early 90s. It's so hard to let go of nostalgic machines and this is the only one I've refused to let go sour! I'm going to "fire it up " come spring time knowing full well its been way too long and the carbertrater is not going to be happy. But what a great sound that generator starter makes while that huge 7hp krohler ca chugs ca chugs back to life!

I still have a few of those (I think). (2) 11/36 and a 10/36 (maybe 2) & a 8/32. 1 of the 11/36 was my great Grandpa's he bought new in 81. Took the motor off and put it on the other one in 94 because the steering bushings and transmission was warn out. He used it for transmission on an 80 acre farm for 10 years.

Awesome. My first tractor was exactly this model. I had the 42” side discharge mower deck and a snow plow for it. I was like 14 years old and mowed 8 lawns a week with it. This brings back some memories. That engine always ran so good , even in zero degrees. I also had an 8hp pull start Dynamark

Another good quality fixed from Taryl bring back life to older models thanks for the videos

Awesome video Taryl

Very cool vid Taryl. This Dynamark seems nearly identical to my Murray. Mine has an 18hp Breaks and also the Peerless 2300 tranmissión in it. Pretty solid machine as is. I've customized it and made it into a miniature version of an International 1468. Greetings from the Netherlands, Mark

Great Video Taryl

Amazing the seat was still in pretty good condition.

Nice Job Taryl!

That's my tractor! I haven't watched the video yet. I'm too excited! I love my Dynamark! OK, It's a bigger engine than mine, but it's a Dynamark nonetheless. No deck on mine either. It's my utility tractor. I haul stuff around with it, pull stumps (only do that in reverse, by the way), and I modified a rototiller to mount on the back.

My grandpa had a Dynamark made in the early to mid 70’s. I believe the body is still behind his house

@TarylFixesAll

Жыл бұрын

Better hope the lawn mower detectives don’t find out 😂

@M.TTT.

Жыл бұрын

turn it into a race mower

@davidvickers8425

Жыл бұрын

Grandpas or the dynamark?

@billdowhower335

Жыл бұрын

No offense but IM experience we got a new 1975 8/36 Danajunk and cut one bumpy acre for five years and the frame was cracked,the hood always vibrated against the dash making a terrible metallic sound. No possy the brakes sucked and the aluminum Briggs had no cast iron sleeve so it smoked like hell after five years! Hated that piece of shit!

@chadmcintosh6312

Жыл бұрын

@@billdowhower335 it was built on a Friday.

Taryl your the best i like how you show all the side jobs. You make it look easy.

I love the B&S opposed twin. Super quiet and balanced motor. I have 1 that I took out of a crapsman 1000, put it onto a rear engine snapper (Forest Gump style) and it now lives in a more modern Deere. The only thing I don't like about it is that mice love to make a nest under the cover every time I let it sit for more than a month.

Glad I found your channel have been watching for a few months now it's a good show and informative keep up the good work God bless

Anything near the street is fair game to them kind! Thanks 65ford I saw that one, I'm sure he will be happy to have been a help. Another thing that is easy to do , if you leave via the PA door is drill a hole in main door track and use a padlock or sliding bolt to lock door from inside before you leave by side door. Cheap security, also bolt timber across door bottom to reinforce it.

My parents bought a Dynamark back in the 60s. I'm pretty sure it had a Tecumas engine. It had a disc type drive under the area between your legs that had a rubber ringed drive wheel for gear selection. Piece of crap. Wouldn't start easily that disc drive would slip. The one you have looks like a good machine. Well worth fixing.

Awesome job I am always learning

Yes you do make it look easy

Another great video Taryl! Look forward to them. Always learn something from you, Grass Rats Rule!

I dreamed of a rider as a kid pushing a mower on 2 acres. Not all in one day mind u. But when it was finished, it was time to start all over again. Crap then no rest in the fall raking leaves, then winter shoveling snow. I guess spring was my break....nope then time to fix mowers and cars. 🤷‍♂️😏😎💪

On this one, the problem was obvious, it’s the starter, don’t even need to check the solenoid. Something a lot of people don’t realize, when it comes to Briggs & Stratton starters, it’s the top bracket that defines what engine they go on, but that top bracket is interchangeable with other motors and you do not need to tear apart the entire starter to change that bracket. Something a lot of people don’t know, when it comes to changing out the starter on these engines, you do not need to remove the flywheel, if you put the flywheel in just right spot and use a 9/16 wrench you can get the bolt bolts out.

Another great video!

For those of us without ‘a cabinet full of starters’, for things like that you can pressure wash (or put it through the dishwasher) to get excess grime off and then submerge it in a bucket of evaporust to free it up. Might work might not but that’s an easy recipe most people could try at home for restoring seized up parts. I do it all the time!

Good fix'in T. That was one serious mouse nest. Between you and Musty watch out for that hantavirus !

Thanks again missed your crew.

this one sounds very healthy, great find it even has the 5 lug rear hubs.

Thank you 🎉

Glad to see you finally looking at the gasoline. Looks like water to me too.

You are good! Keep making great content!

Nothing more satisfying than bringing something back from the dead.

That would make a great restoration project.

My grandmother had a dynamark 8/36 Loved it

1984? Cutting yards during summer vacation. It's crazy to think the stuff i remember New is such old junk now 🤯

I had a dynamark that looked very similar to this in 2007. it was free on side of road i towed it up the street to my place changed the oil and spark plug fresh filter and fuel - fired it up and mowed my 1 acre yard for several years like a boss with it. sold it for 400 to a friend who still uses it till this day.

Great video as allways Taryl.Happy new year to you all.Theres your dinner.

Thanks Taryl, good mention on the gas valve. I walked into my shop today and gasoline fumes about knocked me down , tracked it down to the Honda mower. Whoever (me) that used it last left it open. Could have been catastrophic. Central California watching

Love the bs opposed twin . Great engine.

Happy new year Taryl Great vidja to start the new year

Great job Taryl! 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️’s to you! Thanks for sharing this wonderful video ! Another awesome ride you brought back to life 😊 Happy New Year! 🎊

Another great video Taryl: I was glad to see that the subject tractor had the “opposed twin” as my next rehab project has a similar engine.

Fantastic machine

Springs say go... weights say whoa.

Happy New Years

Love these vids

I live in Canada but out of all the hundreds, if not thousands of channels I watch. Taryl is the person I want to meet the most. I wish Podunk was closer to me 😢. Taryl and Jr are hilarious.

i gor a Dyna. irs a mud mower. i put a swing arm live axle behind it. double chain drive from a transaxle . outside bearings on the transmission shafts and input shaft, it has a 490 tecumseh with a slide carb. way over jetted ., i made double chain tighteners so i have reverse my machine was made on a wide body Murry . sold at central tractor pittsfield mass

Great show guys

That is a sweet tractor. !!!

Holy buckets that thing runs I'm glad I brought it down Great job

Glad you saved this machine

I like that. I could use that around the property to pull 'stuff' instead of my mower. I like the swage idea. When I was a service rep, I carried the 2 barrel aluminum swages and crimper on the truck.

Great "TIP" with the Cable Taryl! I would have never thought of soldering the cable and connector...

Use to have an old John Deere with the cork slide gas cap. If it’s old it’s gold compared to the junk today! Fantastic video.😎👍

@tomtheplummer7322

Жыл бұрын

Yup if it was cork, same on sno-mobiles, ya could let the gas evaporate of the cork an put lacquer on it so it didn’t get gas logged. 🤷‍♂️😏👍🏻🤨🧐🤓😎

I have problems with the coils on these moters. The other problem is the valves go out of adjustment and you have to pull the valves grind off the ends and put them back in. In 1984 I was sailing around on the gulf of Mexico every day.

I had a dynamark blew it up. But it still ran some how!!