BugeyeBob Episode 007 - Those spinny whirly bits between the Engine and Transmission

More fun involving prybars, hammer, screw drivers, air impact wrench and a moderate amount of swearing… all to remove the clutch assembly, flywheel, and adapter plate.
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[@mikemarak2613]

That flywheel came of with less torture than expected 🤔

[@BugeyeBob-zt6ne]

Surprised me also. I expected to have to beat the thing off.

[@cambo1200]

I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work!

[@BugeyeBob-zt6ne]

Thanks, will do!

[@billwessel4062]

I really enjoy the commentary. I've been there working on a MGB. Keep the videos coming!

[@BugeyeBob-zt6ne]

I'm trying to keep the videos as real as possible. It seems like a lot of restoration videos make it all look so neat and easy.

[@densitypop]

I think you'd get a lot more views without that intro.

[@BugeyeBob-zt6ne]

Thanks for the feedback. I've been thinking about that also. It worked great for the very first video, and was pretty good for the second one also, but I think its time to make a few changes. I've picked up better cameras and I just learned some things that will make editing a lot faster which will give me more time to improve the channel.