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@jonanonymous33 - my brother-in-law has a '97 ZRT 600, he replaced the rear suspension rear shock and rear suspension springs. We can't figure out why after these replaced parts, the suspension bottoms out with virtually no weight applied. WTF? Any ideas?

I have a question, how to disassemble the cloche from its parts. I have one and I don't want to break it. Thanks.

Nice one, I wonder are the white decals unobtainable for the snowtrack. as so many restorations don't seem to use them.

Just found your channel. I have two of these old B&S engines I'll tryto get running sometime in the future.

Just last week I discovered a vintage license plate in my yard while excavating to plant a tree. It's dated 1932,Pa.plate. It's May 2024.I soaked it in a solution.I will try your method,thanks.

Why do you have to talk so much ? We see what you are doing… European point of view…

Not sure but is that suspension the same as the TX of 72 and 73 ?

Fun on the ice

They were fast in their day. I raced mine a few times on an oval at a winter carnival

I mentioned in another video i have to same or similar 1. Bought new in 1972 or 73

With the 1/8" plate in the tunnel do you still have clearance for your track and cleats ?

I have the same sled bro !! I bought it brand new. Little rusty now but a great machine for sure

Way to go!!

Buena restauracion amigo. Y felicidades por el canal. Queria saver donde puedo conseguir las ruedas, ya que estoy yo restaurando un Lesney y no las encuentro.

Brother I need that engine soooooo bad for my daughters bantam 3000 tractor. Any chance you’d sell that?

Nice old sled! Good luck.

cool video thanks 😁

Surly that condenser is all dried up, use to take a cap, WD-40, and a battery to go look at any old car that had been sitting, don’t remember ever not getting one started.

Very nice job!

Nice job, it looks great!

BEAUTIFUL !!!

Nice restoration, had one of those in 1969. However it was blue.

It looks Military, especially the braided fuel hose.

y'all should check your brain for tumors on eye nerves.. what do you mean excellent job?!! this is very sloppy work.. compared to few others here, who restore tonka toys this is undilligent!! the plastic insides are left rusty on the bottom side, the wheel discs as well the tires are left without care and as for paint of the main hull, where in the lords name is filler, where's wet sanding and other finishing moves huh??.. If anything I'd say that it's a decent result for a beginner.. but not an excellent work or a sweet job.. to overpraise someone means to lower the standards..

Those engines are not supposed to run high speed their supposed to run just above idle and steady

How much for one of them block's

Его в преобразователь ржавчины надо и пропаять, а вы сразу грунтовку.

A good restoring for this awesome old vintage diecast 60s i had a one but mine in a bad condition i wish to restore it as you done

Less talking and more work

First time hearing one of those run in about 37 years. Good memories.

Looks good. Since this video was posted have you done any more "experiments" to see what does/doesn't work for you? TIA

this looks good,remembering these were pretty cheap toys,you have done a great job.jpj

I have one

Where did you order your parts from?

HINT: Fans of Tonka Restoration videos LOVE the sandblasting segment

Sweet restoration job. On the tabs, once you get them over a little bit take your needle nose pliers and push them down by laying them down on top of the tab and push them down, works really good that way.

Well done.

That is a fairly rare car you have. Yellow with the spoke wheels. Good thing you have video evidence of the original colour. The restoration turned out nice.

That dodge dump truck turned out sweet looking, I have about 10 of those trucks, I was going to make a diorama of a trucking company with dirt, rock, wood chips and sand.

Great looking truck.

Nicely done, looks great

Amazing job,. like.👍

Sorry I loose interest with videos of RUclipsrs who don't cutoff there fingernails

Iso Grifo. thats a clean resto jon. Is that a italian make jon?

realy nice job jon. keep them coming

Nice job 😎👍🇦🇺

Hi Jon. you are on the right track but what gets subscribers and likes and word spread about your channel is showing what your doing. talking about what your going to do and not showing how you do it will choke your ability to create a great channel for and your subscribers. I hope I have helped as I do not like to criticize anyone with courage enough to put themselves in the public space.

nice restoration👍👍👍

Nicely done loo,s 👍

Nice job. I'm restoring one of these vans and a dune buggy that were mine when I was a kid. I'm going to give them to my grandson for his first birthday. I broke the inner wheels on the dune buggy taking it apart. I'll try gluing them as you did. Thanks.