Another great video, thanks Dale.

Seriously creative way to add a filter screen! Another wonderful video filled with tips and tricks! Thanks!

@montana2strokeracer

7 күн бұрын

Thanks Jim, I just kind of like that screen in the tank, I have found marbles in tanks before.....they can plug a hole without a screen.

Great work Dale!

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Thanks Jack. Been watching your wiring, man you are a lot better at it than me.

More great progress Dale. Many thanks for the video. Cheers, Peter.

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Getting there Peter, thanks for stopping by.

scoot over i finally got to the shop, long line at the donut store!LOL

Good work Dale, agree with what you said about grease on the gasket. I was taught to do that as an apprentice & it holds good decades later.

@montana2strokeracer

11 күн бұрын

You are so right Darren; it works, and you don't have to scrape next time. That really makes it cool.

most amazing tool the famous saws-all. i use my 20 dollar Harbor freight saw for years cut wood, tail pipes, steel never a issue.

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

I agree, I use it a lot

Great job Dale.still have lots more to look at..😘

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Thanks Alvyn.

Ur really going all out on this thing , my hack for a grungy petcock used to be sawing off the brass tubes and running a fuel filter lol, but as I get older I’m starting to do things the more proper way lol

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

LOL

Great progress Dale. 'Sitting on the centre stand, chatting to the girlfriend'. Those heady days of college! Best wishes, Dean.

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Yeah, Dean that's how it was. Girls cause problems you know, but there still pretty nice to have around.

Another great video Dale.

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Thank you sir.

Enjoyed this video Dale...😎👍

@montana2strokeracer

12 күн бұрын

Thanks Mike, it has been a well-received project to date. I am surprised!

great job dale few more jobs ticked off next video please

Thanks! Dale🏍

Hey Dale, still enjoying all the videos and hard work...

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Glad you can still find your way to the shop Larry.

Yes you a pro Peace out

Good job brother.

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Thanks Cain

Thanks Dale , It looks like the brake pedal sits high , my old one was the same . I welded a small spacer to bring closer to level with the foot peg. For me it worked better as i am freakishly tall.

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Yeah, I just heated it up and bent it down a touch, that's what I ended up with.....even with the peg. The little bugger left me stranded today. I had to walk it back.......twice. Had to order more shifter parts, and I think the pilot jet got plugged. Still got to look into that. That shifter mechanism is enough to make a grown man cry.

Hey Dale, great job on the fuel filter screen. That little bike should a real nice runner.

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Thanks Don, it should be, however it left me stranded today.

@donbridgewater2988

13 күн бұрын

@@montana2strokeracer, oh no, what happened?

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

The first time the shifter would not down shift, the second the pilot jet got plugged I think.....havent looked yet.

@donbridgewater2988

13 күн бұрын

@@montana2strokeracer, wow! Sorry to hear you had issues with the bike. I am going to see if I can get one of the two AT1s I picked up will start tomorrow. Wish me luck….lol

@montana2strokeracer

11 күн бұрын

You wont have any problems getting them going. I will be watching for the video.

Nah fuel filters backwards, arrow is put on backwards to fool you lol, I like to see the particulate in the filter , the way it’s mounted, you won’t be able to see if it’s dirty , not that it matters, just my preference

*_Everyone on youtube are an expert and know just which direction the fuel filter should go. The only people on youtube that are wrong, are the actual experts, according to the other youtube experts._* 🤨🤔🧐

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Oh my! I'm confused but that's not hard to do. I think I agree with you though.

@opieshomeshop

13 күн бұрын

@@montana2strokeracer LOL. Thats exactly what I was trying to do. LOL....

Another good video dale. In some ways your the same as I am about using grease on gaskets I even use it to stick the clutch cover casing gasket on as well. I'm not sure whats happening but I'm not getting a reminder when you have made a new video I have subscribed. I also sent you a message on the twin cylinder 90cc video when you said you only had one piston I found a geniune one on ebay and some piston rings I sent you a link to them but for some reason I never herd back from you. So I hope I haven't upset you by sending you the link. If I did I'm sorry. any ways hope to see you in the next video. kind regards Brian

@montana2strokeracer

12 күн бұрын

Hi Brian, not sure what is going on with your notifications, you know you have to tap the little bell to get the notifications, just being subscribed won't do it. I'm sorry I did not see your link, sometimes those links get removed by KZread for whatever reason. I am still looking for one piston in .25 over, I always am grateful when folks help me find parts I need. Also appreciate any help or tips folks give me too. Thats what this hobby is all about helping each other. If that is still available, you can send the link to dsweger@bresnan.net I have been keeping a pretty good eye on eBay and haven't found anything. The one piston I did find came from St Louis just on a whim calling around to dealers. Thanks for trying and you can contact me anytime at the email above. Thanks again for spending time in the shop with me.

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Dale my Tygon fuel line gets hard, wonder if i bought some fake knock off line?

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Not sure Frank, I have some that has been on a bike for close to 10 years, still just like it came off the roll. Flexible! This is the same tubing used on chain saws, the tube has fuel running through it and it is on the outside of it in the gas tank at the same time. Just surrounded with fuel and still flexible and soft. I pick mine up from Amazon, it is pretty expensive.

@frankdillon6127

13 күн бұрын

@@montana2strokeracer think i will change suppliers. seems everything nowadays is copied and some is just a look a like but not the same quality. auto parts are really faked a lot.

@montana2strokeracer

13 күн бұрын

Yes sir, you really have to watch even name brand parts.....lots of crooks out there. Just the way the world is these days, I long for the 60's and 70's.

I think I heard you say 'Nid Noy" things. I didn't know you could speak some Thai.

@montana2strokeracer

12 күн бұрын

You did, that is a term I learned in the Air Force many moons ago, it is Thai and just means small things or insignificant things. Pretty sure I'm right on that.

@grahamsampson769

12 күн бұрын

@@montana2strokeracer Thanks for connecting the dots. I've read there was a U.S. Air Force base in Thailand. Yes, I hear 'Nid Noy' quite often here. Funny how some Thai words and phrases start to replace English after a while.

@montana2strokeracer

11 күн бұрын

Indeed, funny how these sayings and terms go global in just a short time. There were several bases there.

@grahamsampson769

11 күн бұрын

@@montana2strokeracer Nid and Noy are also common nicknames in Thailand. Interesting about the multiple bases. One Vet told me they had access to Budweiser back then. Now, Bud would be an expensive import item. 😂

@montana2strokeracer

10 күн бұрын

Sure, thing the beer was brought in from the states in a military cargo plane, for moral purposes. LOL