I picked up this rotted and rusted suzuki 80 quad from the side of the road during scrap cleanup week. fast forward a few months and lets see if it can be saved.
Why did it kick back? Obvious. The soldier ants inside formed a battle line and were standing their ground to prevent Mustie from continuing with the eviction!!!
“Hey guys and how’s it going”. Threw that in there for you since you forgot. Not a Mustie1 video without the customary introduction. Thanks for the Thursday vid. Look forward to seeing you bring this bike back to life!
Well, learned something again. I might never have thought of using a large pair of pliers to pull the battery out, and gotten my fingers pinched, damaged the plastic around it trying to fish it out with a screwdriver, punctured the battery with a screwdriver digging it out, or all three. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge in these videos Mustie!
What a pleasant surprise, a weekday vid with Mustie1! Chores will keep, I’m having a mid day coffee and the do not disturb signs hung up. Time to watch some wrenching! There’s no such thing as “IF,” it’ll run, it’s only a matter of “HOW” you’ll get it running!
4:20 -From experience I found that those bolts strip really easy, so try to loosen it from the nut first. If that fails, try using wd40 or some sort of rust remover then try again, if that doesn't work give up and cut it off, trust me its not worth the effort of tediously removing a rusty screw because you will just end up having to deal with putting it back on, so if you can replace those I would recommend doing it sooner rather than later. Don't do what I did and deal with it because I had to deal with taking it off and back on over a dozen times, each time thinking it would be the last. Moral of the story, Don't procrastinate on the small stuff.
mustie's videos are the only videos out of *hundreds* i watch on youtube that gets a like immediately after hitting Play, because i already know it will be magic. Keep them coming Mustie. Watch every vid.
You always mention the background noises (Fan blower thing or air compressor) but trust me it really isnt as bad as you think it is at all! in fact i like all the little noises in the background makes a nice ambient/natural video!
I much prefer it to the so-called 'music' that so many think they have to add to their videos. The background noise in Mustie's shop is just part of the real world.
Mustie1. Ouch, hope the thumb AND wrist are ok. Your wrists have seen some hard times these past few years! Thanks for the video. Hope the cylinder didn’t have a hole in it!
I really enjoy the videos! You teach people that machines can be brought back to life with a little basic understanding. I can't pick as much as you for a lack of space and equipment(knowledge too!) but as you I enjoy when I get the machine working again!!!!
we waited so long for a new video and you leave us hanging.out of the 160 youtube channels i watch yours is the the one i wait all week to watch because it's always fun to just hang out for a hour and learn a few new things.
Slowly going thru all of your videos. Was a shade tree mechanic in the early 70's I recognize a lot of what your working on. Although being born and raised 20 miles south of Miami the snow blowers are from another world. As I'm racing thru my 60's you bring two things to mind. One, I'll always trust a man who does doughnuts and two (my mantra since my late teens) growing old is mandatory and growing up is optional and I opted out of growing up along time ago (just ask either one of my x-wives). I have figured out the number 1 rule for being old...never trust a fart. Thanks for the videos they create lots of brain giggles.
If you want us to guess, it's probably NOT hydrolocked like you thought. The possibilities are endless. 1. You had the drill turning in the wrong direction, and when it finally ignited some fuel...you get the picture. 2. More of those walnuts fell into the CVT belt/sprockets and jammed it. 3. Walnuts fell into the bottom end (from the intake where the carb was?) and jammed it. 4. CVT caught and tried to turn the axle, but the rear end is still locked for whatever reason. 5. Starter finally worked loose and tried to engage. I have a headache from squeezing my brain, so I'll stop now. ROFL!! Keep up the great work!
I love these Will they Run videos Mustie1. Thanks for finally getting around to this project. I watched the original video from last year when you got this ATV.
Me and my friend put his Suzuki LT50 "noppeli" together again after sitting for seven years. His childhood repairs on it were mostly zipties and duct tape and some bad welding. No cleaning or anything done to the thing probably ever and some parts were missing. Under the gunk and grime we found a small ATV that started on fourth pull after giving her some gogo juice through the plug hole. We found all the missing parts too and took her out for a 10mph rip around his property. What a mighty little thing. She hauled over 200 pounds of man with relative ease.
Damn, I know that hurt. I love the masking tape on the thumb instead of a bandage or splint or anything. You are a tough guy. Laughs at the pain. By the way, I really love your videos but hate seeing you get hurt.
Dear@@gertraba4484 That's funny. I just finished watching 2 movies with actor Arness (Gunsmoke and Hondo). What a coincidence! Best regards luck and health.
"The ant colony is startled into a frenzy.. this is the first daylight they have seen in over 9months, the queen retreats to the starter housing and the soldier ants form a blockade around her...suddenly a vaccuum comes soaring in from over the hill"
Ouch I love your video's I wish I had your patience but I don't I have no engineering skills but enjoy watching you solve problems and bring these things back to life, this appears to be one of your more challenging projects I have seen to date.
I had one of those as a kid. Had a absolute blast on this thing!!! Suzuki LT80 looked almost identical except in a little better shape lol haven’t even watched yet but on mine you had to pull a lever by the rear brake before you started it...good times on that thing
Well my first guess would be the gear of the starter locked into the engine. Hydro lock was second for me. But i sure didn't feel it either. Hope your thumb is alright.
@@danmackintosh6325 He is turning the Bendix clockwise to engage the starter gear (its on left hand side), causing a counterclockwise rotation of the engine. When he is spinning the engine by using the rotor nut (right hand side), he is spinning the drill clockwise. That would cause the CVT clutch, (left side) to spin counterclockwise, its spinning the countershaft, that has a sprocket on the right hand side, that spins clockwise. Facing left side of the engine, it spins counterclockwise, facing right hand side (thats the side he is spinning the drill from in a clockwise rotation) the engine spins clockwise. At 36:40 you can see him turning the bendix clockwise, engaging the starter gear, causing it to turn counterclockwise. If you were able to see the rotor on the right hand side of the engine it would be spinning clockwise, the same direction he spins the drill.
@@twiz8789 That was my observation too. I think all the shaking around while he was spinning it with the drill caused the bendix gear to re-engage into the crankshaft gear, causing the sudden stop. I didn't see enough water to cause hydro lock, but maybe? It's a two stroke, so maybe some was forced up the intake ports from the crankcase, into the cylinder? I don't know though, because the base gasket was shot, so no compression from the crankcase, may not be able to force water into the cylinder. He's lucky he didn't break his thumb, that was a pretty violent stop.
As far as I can think, he might be northern MA to NH line. Just from the surroundings and the places he has gone to get stuff. People in New England tend to throw away a lot of good stuff. I'm into computers and I go to the dump and have found everything from CPU's worth saving to memory to even fully built computers. I've even found a Mac Pro (the old tower type, Intel Xeon) with only missing HDD and a bad DVD Drive.
i had one when i was a kid. basicly same model. the mice loved getting up into intake over winter. and fil it full nuts. was annoying but was a very very good atv. rode mine in the ground and nvr died. way outlived its lifespan
Feel yer pain...almost broke a leg kickstartin' my '66 Electraglide. Old things can get VERY cranky when ya yank their cranks!!!! Can't wait fer part2!
I absolutely love watching your videos...I tell my wife all the time that THIS IS WHAT I WANT TO DO...when I retire and kids are out. I am jealous of the goods you find on the side of the road lol. Thank you sir for a great video as always.
I was wondering...that was a few months ago before my life completely changed...my son and I would watch your videos daily and I remember you picking these up.
I especially like the quad bike, trail / mini bike, and go cart videos Mustie, because then it's great to see you hooning around and having a whale of a time when you get them running again.
you're spinning the engine the wrong direction... look at the fins on the fan, and the way the starter bendix engages... it runs "backwards" because of the gearing in the rear of the engine case, behind the clutch... i'm actually jealous of this machine, i wanted one of those so bad when i was a kid :-)
This was one of the more riveting videos! All the shock from the critters aside, I thoroughly enjoy watching you destroy obstacles, especially with the wiring, since that's my own biggest shortcoming. Can't wait for the next chapter!
@@erikj.2066 I'm not sure what a dedicated drill guy does, but I'm pretty sure I'd do it if it meant wrenching (or drilling) around in a garage all day with Mustie1.
Thank you for making quarantine life bearable. Love just kicking back at night and watching you do all this. Amazing talent on the troubleshooting very cool stuff
Another great video. Looking forward to watching the next one where you "solve" the mystery. Several guys commented on Mustie quotes and T-shirts. You should put together a line of Mustie swag. T-shirts, coffee cups, etc. I know I would buy some of the stuff. Could be a great income stream for you.
It's a Quadsport LT80. You'd be amazed how valuable the parts are off of these are on eBay. I've made $1000 in parts off of one that was in a lot worse condition than this one. Looks like it just dry-seized on ya.
That thing was nasty with bugs and all the crap in the breather hope your hand is ok from the kick back on the drill Mustie take care love the videos...
How in the World did you not swear when that kicked back Mustie? The air would have been blue if that'd been me! 🙊🤣 Keep at her, she's a challenge this one, and we tinkerers lust after the satisfaction of beating a challenging job. 👌🏼
Omg, what a brilliant surprise! Have been looking very much forward to this. Thanks a bunch. So awesome. In Belgium, a quad in that state of disrepair would still set you back a 100 bucks. :)
that little quad has an interesting front suspension design the pivot for both A arms is in the center that's kind of cool must make the geometry simpler and don't worry about the thumb it happens to all of us I busted my knuckle bad just yesterday tightening a cam pulley bolt to 80 foot pounds with a cheap torx on a torque wrench got it to click once right before it slipped and sent my right hand right into some solid engine hard and fast that one hurt and its still sore today don't worry there was only a tiny bit of blood
@@n2cable Mainly it's a matter of finances, we have to pay the local councils £40+ per item for them to come and collect "large" items (fridges, beds, mattresses etc) or we can take then to a recycling centre ourselves, once there the recycling companies licences forbids them re-selling items, they have to be scrapped under strict conditions.
Why did it kick back? Obvious. The soldier ants inside formed a battle line and were standing their ground to prevent Mustie from continuing with the eviction!!!
Gman I thought the flux capacitor had back fired 💥 but hey your reasoning is just as possible 🐜 🐜 🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜
I agree!! Ants are real Bastards
Because it has coronavirus
That just made my day man lmao
That's why he has the big knife, to fight off any critters in the old rusty junk!
Good ol' Mustie. Just got my 18 year old mower working again thanks to your videos. $6 dollars and fixed. Thanks!
“Hey guys and how’s it going”. Threw that in there for you since you forgot. Not a Mustie1 video without the customary introduction. Thanks for the Thursday vid. Look forward to seeing you bring this bike back to life!
Got home all stress out and lo and behold a new Mustie1 video. Ahhhh yes, day saved.... Thanks Mustie1 sir.....
Well, learned something again. I might never have thought of using a large pair of pliers to pull the battery out, and gotten my fingers pinched, damaged the plastic around it trying to fish it out with a screwdriver, punctured the battery with a screwdriver digging it out, or all three. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge in these videos Mustie!
Why oh why can I NEVER find stuff like this on the side of the road!!! You are in a unique place to find all of this neat stuff!
What a pleasant surprise, a weekday vid with Mustie1! Chores will keep, I’m having a mid day coffee and the do not disturb signs hung up. Time to watch some wrenching! There’s no such thing as “IF,” it’ll run, it’s only a matter of “HOW” you’ll get it running!
In which part of the world its already weekend?? Its thursday evening over here, lol. Another full day of work to go...
4:20 -From experience I found that those bolts strip really easy, so try to loosen it from the nut first. If that fails, try using wd40 or some sort of rust remover then try again, if that doesn't work give up and cut it off, trust me its not worth the effort of tediously removing a rusty screw because you will just end up having to deal with putting it back on, so if you can replace those I would recommend doing it sooner rather than later. Don't do what I did and deal with it because I had to deal with taking it off and back on over a dozen times, each time thinking it would be the last. Moral of the story, Don't procrastinate on the small stuff.
I like the "Mustie" laugh when things go right, This is a great project.
Reminds me of Homer sometimes. Mustie is the best!
It should have been a complete tear down and then start over.
mustie's videos are the only videos out of *hundreds* i watch on youtube that gets a like immediately after hitting Play, because i already know it will be magic. Keep them coming Mustie. Watch every vid.
You always mention the background noises (Fan blower thing or air compressor) but trust me it really isnt as bad as you think it is at all! in fact i like all the little noises in the background makes a nice ambient/natural video!
I much prefer it to the so-called 'music' that so many think they have to add to their videos. The background noise in Mustie's shop is just part of the real world.
NEVER worry about the A/C fan noise. We all want you comfortable way up there in NE territory. Just keep making videos!
What a cliffhanger ending. Lol hopefully your hand is good man.
Mustie1. Ouch, hope the thumb AND wrist are ok. Your wrists have seen some hard times these past few years! Thanks for the video. Hope the cylinder didn’t have a hole in it!
That thing kicked back, busted his thumb, and he didn’t drop any foul language. Amazing.
Pretty sure he's half Canadian
haha he sure did in part 2
I really enjoy the videos! You teach people that machines can be brought back to life with a little basic understanding. I can't pick as much as you for a lack of space and equipment(knowledge too!) but as you I enjoy when I get the machine working again!!!!
The bottom end was filled with some childs tears.
we waited so long for a new video and you leave us hanging.out of the 160 youtube channels i watch yours is the the one i wait all week to watch because it's always fun to just hang out for a hour and learn a few new things.
"Looks like it's got teeth" when you were poking around in that mess in the CVT cover gave me shivers!
Slowly going thru all of your videos. Was a shade tree mechanic in the early 70's I recognize a lot of what your working on. Although being born and raised 20 miles south of Miami the snow blowers are from another world. As I'm racing thru my 60's you bring two things to mind. One, I'll always trust a man who does doughnuts and two (my mantra since my late teens) growing old is mandatory and growing up is optional and I opted out of growing up along time ago (just ask either one of my x-wives). I have figured out the number 1 rule for being old...never trust a fart. Thanks for the videos they create lots of brain giggles.
This ones fighting back. That was for sure a nasty kickback. Hoping you’re ok.
If you want us to guess, it's probably NOT hydrolocked like you thought. The possibilities are endless. 1. You had the drill turning in the wrong direction, and when it finally ignited some fuel...you get the picture. 2. More of those walnuts fell into the CVT belt/sprockets and jammed it. 3. Walnuts fell into the bottom end (from the intake where the carb was?) and jammed it. 4. CVT caught and tried to turn the axle, but the rear end is still locked for whatever reason. 5. Starter finally worked loose and tried to engage. I have a headache from squeezing my brain, so I'll stop now. ROFL!! Keep up the great work!
Felt the pain when it kicked back. Looking out for part deux!
I love these Will they Run videos Mustie1. Thanks for finally getting around to this project. I watched the original video from last year when you got this ATV.
I emailed you a couple weeks ago about the marine engine then I seen where you worked on it again. Lol. Keep up the videos. I love them all.
Me and my friend put his Suzuki LT50 "noppeli" together again after sitting for seven years. His childhood repairs on it were mostly zipties and duct tape and some bad welding. No cleaning or anything done to the thing probably ever and some parts were missing. Under the gunk and grime we found a small ATV that started on fourth pull after giving her some gogo juice through the plug hole. We found all the missing parts too and took her out for a 10mph rip around his property. What a mighty little thing. She hauled over 200 pounds of man with relative ease.
Home sick thank you for giving me something good to watch
Good ol' LT80. Love the videos Mustie keep up the good work.
Damn, I know that hurt. I love the masking tape on the thumb instead of a bandage or splint or anything. You are a tough guy. Laughs at the pain. By the way, I really love your videos but hate seeing you get hurt.
A 10 hour loop video of just the water sound at the end. Love your videos but that sound was perfection.
I almost expected David Attenborough to chime in during the strip down with all those creatures inside. 🐜🐛
That's a good one! 👍👌👏
Or JAMES ARNESS FROM. THEM!!!!!!!!
Dear@@gertraba4484
That's funny. I just finished watching 2 movies with actor Arness (Gunsmoke and Hondo). What a coincidence!
Best regards luck and health.
"The ant colony is startled into a frenzy.. this is the first daylight they have seen in over 9months, the queen retreats to the starter housing and the soldier ants form a blockade around her...suddenly a vaccuum comes soaring in from over the hill"
Ouch I love your video's I wish I had your patience but I don't I have no engineering skills but enjoy watching you solve problems and bring these things back to life, this appears to be one of your more challenging projects I have seen to date.
That drill kicking back was so brutal man. I almost yelled out in pain. Hope your thumb isn't broken
Always enjoy watching you wrench. Thxs
You look like a "mechanical Colombo."
LOL!!!
I like to see you work...
Thanks for your videos!!!!
I had one of those as a kid. Had a absolute blast on this thing!!! Suzuki LT80 looked almost identical except in a little better shape lol haven’t even watched yet but on mine you had to pull a lever by the rear brake before you started it...good times on that thing
I'm really sorry you got hurt but it did remind me of some of my wrenching (minus the flames or parts flying) I hope you're okay because we NEED You
As someone with migraines, thank you so much for lowering the volume when you blow compressed air or something, it's so nice and much appreciated!
I’ve always enjoyed these videos the most when you do atv’s lawnmowers and other small engines. Keep them coming Mustie.
Always enjoyable to watch your channel never disappointed. Have a good weekend and stay safe Jimmy from Massachusetts
Well my first guess would be the gear of the starter locked into the engine. Hydro lock was second for me. But i sure didn't feel it either. Hope your thumb is alright.
Jack Jacke this was my first thought as well.
@@fuzzyjax Nah, spinning the engine over backwards.
@@danmackintosh6325 He is turning the Bendix clockwise to engage the starter gear (its on left hand side), causing a counterclockwise rotation of the engine. When he is spinning the engine by using the rotor nut (right hand side), he is spinning the drill clockwise. That would cause the CVT clutch, (left side) to spin counterclockwise, its spinning the countershaft, that has a sprocket on the right hand side, that spins clockwise. Facing left side of the engine, it spins counterclockwise, facing right hand side (thats the side he is spinning the drill from in a clockwise rotation) the engine spins clockwise. At 36:40 you can see him turning the bendix clockwise, engaging the starter gear, causing it to turn counterclockwise. If you were able to see the rotor on the right hand side of the engine it would be spinning clockwise, the same direction he spins the drill.
@@twiz8789 That was my observation too. I think all the shaking around while he was spinning it with the drill caused the bendix gear to re-engage into the crankshaft gear, causing the sudden stop. I didn't see enough water to cause hydro lock, but maybe? It's a two stroke, so maybe some was forced up the intake ports from the crankcase, into the cylinder? I don't know though, because the base gasket was shot, so no compression from the crankcase, may not be able to force water into the cylinder. He's lucky he didn't break his thumb, that was a pretty violent stop.
@@trevorjameson3213 if the engine drives the bendix it throws it in. That's kind of the point of it.
Great video awesome lil quad it's crazy to see what people throw away thanks for sharing this ❤️
I hope that you're okay! That looked very painful. Never mind seeing the replay!
Oh Bleep, Mustie!
I totally felt your pain, bud!!
Like my Grandpa used to say,
”There’s summit wrong in there!!!”
I love watching your videos seeing old trash become new treasure.
i really enjoy your videos
I want a free one too! You must live in a great place when people simply put things like that on the curb.
As far as I can think, he might be northern MA to NH line. Just from the surroundings and the places he has gone to get stuff. People in New England tend to throw away a lot of good stuff. I'm into computers and I go to the dump and have found everything from CPU's worth saving to memory to even fully built computers. I've even found a Mac Pro (the old tower type, Intel Xeon) with only missing HDD and a bad DVD Drive.
Have you watched the video yet?
I'm blown away by the freebies he finds. Ppl there must have plenty of money. I never see stuff like that out here on the west coast.
Yep. Southern New Hampshire on the Mass border.
@@Billy_Darley 3 words.. TOO much money.
i had one when i was a kid. basicly same model. the mice loved getting up into intake over winter. and fil it full nuts. was annoying but was a very very good atv. rode mine in the ground and nvr died. way outlived its lifespan
yes thats were the dam mice always put the nuts,lol
This one whispered "Just kill me" from the start. But nice to see some archeological excavation ;-)
Never underestimate Mustie's determination and skill.
Yes, I think he's down to the Jurassic layer with the stuff in behind that transmission cover!
Feel yer pain...almost broke a leg kickstartin' my '66 Electraglide. Old things can get VERY cranky when ya yank their cranks!!!! Can't wait fer part2!
Wish you had some merch - like a tshirt that had the word “Haaaaaa!” Printed on it. Love the videos !!
Nah, I’d take a shirt with crusty the vw on it
Yeah, that would be great. Or a mug with a Ha! laughing Mustie1 picture or Mustie1 face cartoon!?
Best regards luck and health.
+1 to all of that! Mugs, Tees... "Will it run?"
@QuestionMan Nope. It WILL inevitably run. Lol.
Safety third or there’s a joke in there somewhere. Or no girls no politics just rusty junk.
I absolutely love watching your videos...I tell my wife all the time that THIS IS WHAT I WANT TO DO...when I retire and kids are out. I am jealous of the goods you find on the side of the road lol. Thank you sir for a great video as always.
Mustie: Was that final scene to indicate the amount of water you drained out of that crank case?
Watched the vid, went out with friends, couldn't stop thinking about why this engine kicked back. Can't wait for the conclusion!
"Going in dry" 😂😅😂 you say the damndest things. I'm glad I didn't have anything in my mouth.
@bigpigslapper Oink lmao great comment!!!
what a treat mid week video and on a little suzuki lt 80 there mint little quads. thanks mustie. looking forward to part 2
Been waiting for this one since I saw the recovery!!!
me too!!! I didnt forget either
Same
I was wondering...that was a few months ago before my life completely changed...my son and I would watch your videos daily and I remember you picking these up.
Oh brilliant! Another off the free list... Will it run? Oh, I'm sure it will!
...but not today! Owww! 43:51 😂
I'm not so sure on this one. The top end was full of rust and water. It's not worth it for an old 80cc quad.
I especially like the quad bike, trail / mini bike, and go cart videos Mustie, because then it's great to see you hooning around and having a whale of a time when you get them running again.
you're spinning the engine the wrong direction... look at the fins on the fan, and the way the starter bendix engages... it runs "backwards" because of the gearing in the rear of the engine case, behind the clutch... i'm actually jealous of this machine, i wanted one of those so bad when i was a kid :-)
This was one of the more riveting videos! All the shock from the critters aside, I thoroughly enjoy watching you destroy obstacles, especially with the wiring, since that's my own biggest shortcoming. Can't wait for the next chapter!
" Goin' In Dry" Sounds like a Mustie1 T-shirt to me!
A new notification of a Mustie1 video, don't ask questions. Just grab a cold beverage and click. Better than the junk on tv.
I'm glad for 46min that I get to forget how much I hate my job and watch a Mustie1 video!
Lol just quit my job today to go work somewhere else less boring!
Maybe Mustie1 can hire you as an assistant. I think he may be in search of a dedicated drill guy...
@@erikj.2066 I'm not sure what a dedicated drill guy does, but I'm pretty sure I'd do it if it meant wrenching (or drilling) around in a garage all day with Mustie1.
@@bobcranberries5853 I'm self-employed - LOL. What do I tell my boss!?
BadDismount427 just look him in the mirror and tell him take this job and shove it!
Thank you for making quarantine life bearable. Love just kicking back at night and watching you do all this. Amazing talent on the troubleshooting very cool stuff
Where in the world, other than Musties neighborhood, can one find so many treasures....it seems endless for him.
I like how it says free like free rocks in your shoe or free ants in your pants.
I started my atv live on a mid-80s Suzuki 185 QuadRunner. Pull-start with a compression release lever. Oh, the memories.
That engine is "ANTisocial"
that's funny
Only on 1 side!
The other side was nuts.
Highlight of my week.
Amazing how you find all those Machines !!! 👍👍👍
It kicked back because the centrifugal clutch (stuck at first) freed up and engaged the rest of the drivetrain.
i doubt it was spinning fast enough to engage the clutch
i dont think if it engaged it would snap like that to a stop, it could definetly slow it down quick but not like that
I had exactly a baby Suzuki like that as a kid, so much fun, almost time I can buy one for my son
The mess with the ants gave it away, I'm sure the machine was under water/mud for a while!
I would like to se your spring time getting the cabin ready for summer, and always love the red ghia.
Who else squinted their eyes, held their breath, and turned their head slightly when Mustie1 blew out the rest of the dirt and crap at the flywheel?
Another great video. Looking forward to watching the next one where you "solve" the mystery. Several guys commented on Mustie quotes and T-shirts. You should put together a line of Mustie swag. T-shirts, coffee cups, etc. I know I would buy some of the stuff. Could be a great income stream for you.
Perhaps little Johnny rode that quad through one too many swamps.
a Thursday treat! you video was better than watching the market crash today ...
Geez mustie, you blew that crap on my sandwich
NEVER watch his videos with something edible close by!!!!!
Well that'll teach you to eat a sandwich so close to what Mustie is working on.
I was mid-sandwich when he opened the box with the fan. Almost lost it.
I can never understand as smart and talented as you are why the first thing you dont pick up when trying to get stuff to move iui s PB Blaster or WD40
It's a Quadsport LT80. You'd be amazed how valuable the parts are off of these are on eBay. I've made $1000 in parts off of one that was in a lot worse condition than this one. Looks like it just dry-seized on ya.
Mustie your luck you did not break your wrist!!!
Cant wait for the penultimate sequel 😅
Great videos by the way
I say it caught the starter drive if the starter is locked up it came to a sudden stop..
That thing was nasty with bugs and all the crap in the breather hope your hand is ok from the kick back on the drill Mustie take care love the videos...
Interesting.. cvt got enough speed to try and engage but some part of it is sized and stalled the motor out?
When that drill jumped I Giggled but then thought "oh no, he could be hurt" glad you didn't get it to bad.
Looks like this thing has been sitting in water. Some days nuts, some days shells.
I love this. Especially the crazy difficult ones.. with nasty crap...! Great video.
I was wondering what you did with this quad... now we know..
How in the World did you not swear when that kicked back Mustie? The air would have been blue if that'd been me! 🙊🤣 Keep at her, she's a challenge this one, and we tinkerers lust after the satisfaction of beating a challenging job. 👌🏼
RUclipsr Scotty Kilmer Always says,” Let’s get this plastic crap out of the way”.
Omg, what a brilliant surprise! Have been looking very much forward to this. Thanks a bunch. So awesome.
In Belgium, a quad in that state of disrepair would still set you back a 100 bucks. :)
Remember folks- just because a relay clicks doesn’t mean it’s any good :)
true indeed, but the motor wasn't turning when he pryed it
that little quad has an interesting front suspension design the pivot for both A arms is in the center that's kind of cool must make the geometry simpler and don't worry about the thumb it happens to all of us I busted my knuckle bad just yesterday tightening a cam pulley bolt to 80 foot pounds with a cheap torx on a torque wrench got it to click once right before it slipped and sent my right hand right into some solid engine hard and fast that one hurt and its still sore today don't worry there was only a tiny bit of blood
you would never find this good stuff the the uk like that
why not? They all mechanics?
@@n2cable you see them but you will not get this stuff for free like it is there
@@chick99936 what do they do with them then?
@@n2cable Mainly it's a matter of finances, we have to pay the local councils £40+ per item for them to come and collect "large" items (fridges, beds, mattresses etc) or we can take then to a recycling centre ourselves, once there the recycling companies licences forbids them re-selling items, they have to be scrapped under strict conditions.
@@Boerkie1990 well its not that bad yet but it will be like that here soon
Got the same Vessel JIS screwdriver. I also have the next size smaller one with the ball grip. Excellent screwdrivers, I use them a lot!
I would've said a lot worse than "Ow, that hurt".
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Youch...thought you might've broken your wrist on that one.