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  @OVTraveller59 минут бұрын

  Hi Darren, I lived on the Mornington Peninsula, south of Melbourne, victoria, Australia on a 3000m2 bush block for 40 years and would have loved one of these log splitter to have helped me to create a garden and fed my fire place instead, I used a manual log splitter which upon reflection kept me hale and fit as a Malley Bull (a concept that does not quite translate) , but you might get the idea. Cheers and thanks.

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  @OVTravellerСағат бұрын

  The average Hollywood movie these days goes for about 90 minutes and are a guaranteed yawn. I reckon there are a multitude who would prefer a 90 minutes with Mustie, for the plot, the method and the 'running ' product at the end and total satisfaction guaranteed.

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  @Synthematix2 сағат бұрын

  How do the americans manage to get such a small amount of horsepower out of such a big engine?

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  @rickkieffer50283 сағат бұрын

  Why do the British drink warm beer? The same guys wire their cars that wire their refrigerators.

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  @kamilj494 сағат бұрын

  As a watch repairer I love ticking sound in the background

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  @charlesross16824 сағат бұрын

  if its working why go tearing it down some clip or retainer come out mess it all up ?

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  @danielalonso9005 сағат бұрын

  Mustie! Big fan of your work. Love it! BTW, Have you seen RRC Restoration? Another KZreadr I watch. He just did a 250 almost exactly like yours. Beautiful 100% restoration. The guy does every single detail on every restoration. Definitely worth watching. Keep the videos coming. You make my weekend every Sunday.

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  @jeffie86965 сағат бұрын

  I believe that is called a Dykes ring , used to be common in RC airplane engines

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  @jeffie86965 сағат бұрын

  also the reason for the pins in the piston is to keep the ends of the rings from getting caught in the ports

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  @billjensen62166 сағат бұрын

  Great video thank you

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  @philchambers1887 сағат бұрын

  gettin ready to do this to a 72 sc500.....yessssssssssssssss.....

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  @philchambers1887 сағат бұрын

  dont trust yamalube....use castor base oil...on yamaha i think you could just pre mix....not with suzuki...they had piped injectors to mains....

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  @philchambers1887 сағат бұрын

  looks like wrong size after market piston....wisco had the L type...some only had one ring...

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  @JohnAbegg-bw3eg9 сағат бұрын

  Thanks!

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  @garyt783010 сағат бұрын

  Tried on a 2023 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road NO Such Luck on Pins 4 & 13

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  @dennisvoelker66410 сағат бұрын

  Was so surprised you used the cardboard to set the coil gap. Usually a business card at about 10,000 will work. Now I know. Lol thanks

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  @garycorley538811 сағат бұрын

  Mom had a 70 orange gigs I drove the piss outa dam thing mom said it had some electrical problems dad said nouthin wrong with it took it for drive on freeway dam thing burnt too the ground said he almost died couldn’t get out fast enough I miss that ol Gina neighbor has a 70 gigs primer only he drives it too work 2/3 times a week I can hear him fire it off @ 5. Am makes. Me smile and I know he loves that car

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  @emeargllawgind520911 сағат бұрын

  That was a good bike back in the day and easy to work on.

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  @capicolaspicy15 сағат бұрын

  Such a cool car, wanted one of those badly back in the 60's!

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  @ianmckeand226515 сағат бұрын

  British cars of that period often had no synchro on first gear. They were so low geared that unless you had stopped completely it would pull away in second gear.

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  @bobhannah994416 сағат бұрын

  Sorry you do not use a caliper for bore measurement geeze!

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  @bobhannah994416 сағат бұрын

  Hopefully you found out the flange spins for removal..

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  @JR-bj3uf17 сағат бұрын

  Wow, someone spent a lot of time and money on this.

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  @davesublette744718 сағат бұрын

  I have a 5.5 HP Briggs & Stratton on a walk behind trimmer. It wouldn't start.. As I had seen you do it many times, I put in a new spark plug, squirted some gasoline in the plug hole and it started on the first pull. thanks for helping an old man!

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  @steenlassen571819 сағат бұрын

  L rings are quite common, but you need a new piston

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  @haroldmorgan738120 сағат бұрын

  First Car 1964 VW - bought at VW Dealer and I remember they had a PIT in the floor of their shop where they drove the VW cars over the pit and removed the engines in just a few minutes - with the engines out on a pallet they could get to anywhere they needed to fix anything ?? I also remember a friend of mine taking his engine out the SAME-way as Muskie does in this video (wires, 4 bolts, and shaking it back then raising the back of the car to clear the engine ) ! :-)

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  @haroldmorgan738120 сағат бұрын

  FIRST CAR (1966) was a 1964 VW Bug for $1,400 (my dad put $200 Down and I paid $50/month for two years to pay it off - I also paid $50/month for teenager/male insurance - I made $1/hr at my part-time job working 35/hr/week (made a $100/month - just enough to pay my car & insurance then I was broke ) ! My dad gave me $10/week to buy gas ( was $0.15/gal) AND go out on dates to the drive-in movies with my girl friend with the $8 that was left - we get-in to the movie and I could afford drinks, candy,and maybe even a pizza ?? :-)

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  @bishopkinlyside847721 сағат бұрын

  My brother rode one of these and it kickback and nearly took his heel off , we still talk about it today 45 years later

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  @daviddrobnicki9870Күн бұрын

  Cool bike! Like the look.

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  @robertkennedy2862Күн бұрын

  That’s a Wiseco piston

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  @rogelioortiz8802Күн бұрын

  Musty good to see your videos Just got out of a 2 month stay in hospital in Albuquerque New Mexico. And i have been a member for a while. Just was under surgery. But now I can be a beng .

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  @robdixson196Күн бұрын

  I like the old v-twins they just feel smoother and are quieter

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  @gddrew5649Күн бұрын

  binged this series in less than half a day lol

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  @Doug56Күн бұрын

  Hi, that top ring is called a Dykes ring, it is deliberately shaped that way, so that when the fuel ignites at the top of the stroke, the force of the explosion, forces itself down around the edge of the piston and onto the ring, due to its shape the gases force the ring outwards against the cylinder wall, creating a better seal, hence the reason for the low compression feel, if you Google Dykes ring, Wikipedia explains this better.

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  @williamdavis4511Күн бұрын

  A buddy i know bought one of these brand new and still owns it,mx kit and header pipe, fresh looking and kicks ass .. and it's green...

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  @denverdanorenoКүн бұрын

  Didn't Yamaha switch to 12 volt by 1973 or 4? From what I recall regarding the toolkit, was on the left side below the muffler in that oblong area . The chrome rims look great, fix it up nice / sell it before the market tanks (its coming, bidens economy crash), you might be able to get $5 to 7k...?

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  @padraicbrown6718Күн бұрын

  Dunno if you still have this or not, but I did notice that when you did the first wheels down drive train test, the right rear axle was spinning inside the hub. I bet if you rigged up some way to clamp the wheel to the axle you'd have this running in 2WD!

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  @mrabrasive51Күн бұрын

  That extra bolt on the cylinder head is for e compression release.i had one on my 72 250.

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  @hughoneal1313Күн бұрын

  Brave man to go forward without a wiring diagram.

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  @steveleonard3262Күн бұрын

  my 74 rt3 360 yamaha had a compression release.yours? mine would kick ya back lol

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  @oklahomakid74726Күн бұрын

  I know this is a 3 year old video, but if somebody watches after this comment hopefully this helps with the spark issue. My father in law had a mower with no spark, the coil was rusty at the 2 points that you gap the coil and flywheel. I wire wheeled the points and got spark from that coil after it was rust free. I also use a business card to set my gap, hope this helps somebody save money and get their equipment running again

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  @kenmartin6597Күн бұрын

  I have the 2000 4hp version. LOVE IT! Got it new and cost $1000 at Bass Pro. I use it on a 16' Coleman Square Back Canoe duck hunting. Never left me stranded (touch wood).

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  @jims6323Күн бұрын

  Me and a buddy shared one of these in the 80's. It was a blast, learned how to ride backwards, hill-climbing at Brookside park in Cleve. Oh.

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  @user-nz9js2fk6eКүн бұрын

  Good Boy Musty You Rock!!!😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉

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  @richardmead9225Күн бұрын

  There is a channel called "Don'tBWiley", this is the latest video, Found This RARE 1962 VOLKSWAGEN TRUCK. The front of the truck looks like it was grafter from a later bus...one piece windshield.

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  @dennisyounglbood3056Күн бұрын

  had one back in the day (1974)...compression release

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  @francoisbouchard602Күн бұрын

  Nice job sir Nice Yamaha Nice Garage 😃👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍😃

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  @rastenborgКүн бұрын

  Now that is a nice street and trail. The 360. The old style seat fir longer distance riding. Low enough to the ground to avoid tipping at low speeds.

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  @timbates5320Күн бұрын

  Been watching a long time,one of the best Darren,always enjoy your channel

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  @octane613Күн бұрын

  This bike would be perfect for a full resto

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  @johnsmith-sm6mhКүн бұрын

  Great upload Musti , love the bike restos Only spanners 🔧 need on Jap bikes are 13-17 mm 😂