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Good demo

do you have to double de-clutch going up and down the box?

Best oxy ACC demo I've ever seen. And I should know... I've got 0 hours under my belt! 😂

Thank you for a wonderful video of a lovely car. I searched 'Bullnose Morris' as I'm reading 'Trouble in Nuala' by Harriet Steel. In the book, Police Inspector de Silva drives a blue Morris Cowley in 1930s Ceylon (modern Sri Lanka).

Nice video, wonderful car!

Seeing that these cars are at the same ish price as the car the engine is from makes it incredibly tempting. Time to not buy a car for a few years and hope i can get one of these beauties

Would Map gas work instead of oxygen/acetylene?

One would have to be obsessed to be able to do this, something I can understand.

Nice work! Cool project!

I'mma somehow get myself a steam locomotive as soon as possible. When you first opened up the draincocks it felt like a dragon fucking breathing. I love these machines. I fucking want one.

would you say me please, what material the wings on this car are made of?

Fabulous, just came accross your video. The esasy way to copy the frame is to get the car scaned , it is well possible if the new owner will let you do it. Same as the body. Thanks for the video and in my opinion one of the greatest race car. With the typo63

Thank you! So many gosh darn videos out there of people talking about the tools and how great they are, and yet leaving entry level folks like me wondering "how the heck to use them"

My God. A triumph of the will and of the hands. You need to put it on display at Goodwood. I can just hear the discussions cropping up. "No, Harwood, Certainly not an Allard. I tell you. It was that maniacal Italian. He never resumed after war. What the HELL was his name!?"😅😅😅

They never sound happy until under load, that backlash "ting" gets me every time. Listening to them loaded up pulling an 8 bottom plow makes you realise just how quiet they are compared to a smelly diesel..

Très bonne vidéo, dommage que je ne l'ai pas vue avant d'emmener ma pièce à souder , j'aurais économisé 30€.

It’s tough to convey with words how difficult it is to actually do what he’s doing. Well done man

New subscriber here!! I just came over from asciimation....I am really glad I did...Incredible work!!!

and it only burns 1 ton of coal to get to church

Excellent video

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Been thinking about giving oxy/ace welding a try. I’m not trying to be a professional or anything mainly just for hobby stuff but I want to learn to weld and this seems like the hardest way but it’s the least involved way. I don’t need a fancy machine or anything. If I want to weld aluminum i need gas cylinders anyway. I can cut metal with the torch as well

I'm going to have to try this. I started making the panels for my Riley Brooklands in aluminium and over cooked the first one. Got one spot I over stretched I think. I am out of practice and I never had that much practice to start with! It's good enough to start making the other panels and gas welding it together but then I will need to tweak the shape before permanently attaching it to the timber frame.

We'd call this a mutt.

Step one: Buy a traction engine

Интересный механизм на низкопрофильной резине👍👍

Thanks for taking the time to make the video. Much appreciated ☺️👍

Is that trevor?

really well filmed - just excellent just watched it over again -- i know a bit of the feeling - as i own a G20 here stateside , but Like that - and as I said excellent cinematography

Love this! You’re an artist too!

What a superb video... Lovely country setting too 😊

Is it for sale?

I was just reading a novel where a man in 1924 Ireland bought a Morris Bullnose. I googled to get a look at one. It's a beauty!😍

That's one of my favourite wheeling machine tricks, how you can smooth out really lumpy hammer blow stretched panels and they come out perfectly smooth with very little effort.

Very interesting, thank you. I found your channel looking for aluminium welding tips. I have done if before, a few years ago on my Austin 7 but need a refresher for my new car, a Riley. To build the body for my Riley I modelled up the chassis I have in CAD then turned that into a 3D model and then designed the body on top of that until it looked right. I used superimposed photos of real cars all overlaid on top of each other to get the shape correct (no two 'originals' seem the same!). I then sectioned the model to get the profiles for the different frame stations. I was then able to print those out 1:1 and glue them to ash then then bandsaw them out. The frame is complete now and the car mechanically complete, am about to start on the aluminium panels hence the need to remember how the heck I did the gas welding on the last one!

Cool, that sounds good. And, it's ripping ass.

excellent video!

So you got rid of a working Maserati engine to put in a Ford??? Why not an air cooled Volkswagen? Work harder!

Cool

Can this same process be used on newer aluminum body cars and trucks?

Is that standard gearing? Is revving quite hard however has great road speed for a single ag engine?

Very helpful!

I thought as soon as I saw this. That looks like Bernard's place.

A mechanical marvel! And the wonderful people who keep them running! They are loved! 😊

What flux do you use for aluminum welding?

10/10 for for getting in there and doing it. mig/tig suppliers should buy this video to promote the modern electronic machines. 100 years ago it was all done with Oxy acet, so it can be done and you become a true craftsman when you master this skill

Incredible piece of equipment. I have a scale model very similar to this tractor. Looks quite dangerous to operate but man is it a work of art. 👍💯

Greetings, I work in the educational design department at Allstate Insurance. We are trying to reach out to see if we can use this video as part of our training. It is really good. Please let me know! Thank you.

You do a great job at what you do, but your video tells me that you really do not know what the dollies are meant for and should not be for educational videos. You get the job done, just not the correct way.

You weld my my grandmother! 😂🤣 Actually, my grandmother didn't weld, but anyone who knows WWII history will get the joke.