Gary, I was thinking the same way. I've saw those engines backfire before while pouring raw gas down the carb. I was cringing when he held the open can over the carb while the engine was cranking.
Have permanent scars on my face, neck, and chest (and a bunch of cartilage in my ear burnt off) because of something similar that happened to me. Happened two years ago and still get flashbacks. Gotta be careful with that stuff!
He's a young guy and he needs to get the job done so safety isn't his priority.. he will only learn when the gas ignites in his face and he won't know what hit him. Thing is people don't believe fumes in the air can ignite and trace back to source.....BOOM....HAHA
Love your "auxiliary fuel tank" and engineering skills :) Done the same thing before when I used to buy every $200-500 1970's Ford truck I ran across lol
Never use an unapproved plastic container like that 5 gallon bucket very long to put gas in. You will be surprised how short a time it takes for gas to eat through it. I have seen it happen in about 24 hours.
Best Moment # 1 - "Would started fluid be safer?" "Yeah." Goes back to the gas can. - Best Moment # 2 - "I have an auxiliary fuel tank." Grabs empty bucket with a hole drilled in it. - I love this channel!
I paid $4,500 cache for mine, very similar condition. Towed my minivan effortlessly from San Diego to Fresno. Had to keep checking that the trailer with my van will still there. :)
Andrew if it hasn't been run for 7 years the gas has probably stale and lost a lot of its flamability. One of my friends has the same one out here in New Zealand. We drive on the left out here too. Every time you drive past a gas station it wants to pull in. Its thirsty. Its a barge. You have to watch where the back end is if you park it near power pole or trash basket as they have a fair bit of length behind the axle and if you have to pull out sharply from the kerb to get around a car in front you can club various things with the back corner. LOL But it is nice inside.
And definitely don't neglect to check that mechanical fuel pump, if equipped, because it could be that the lever-actuated diaphragm has failed. That might allow fuel pumped from the electric pump to pour into the crankcase through the mechanical pump, which could also explain why the fuel economy was atrocious.
Damn right. He said he had 3 gallons of gas and had to go 10 miles. Wow. Burn the fucking thing. It must have a 200 gallon tank that'll get you 200 miles. I think Andrew was confused, there's no way a company would put out a motorhome that got a mile and a half per gallon. Doesn't sound right. Nobody would buy it and the company would get sued.
@@jaywillow9927 are you serious did you really just put that what do you think a motor home gets a gas one at that over the road trucks get 4 to 8 mpg on diesel
Had a motor backfire dumping fuel into the carb. Almost lost the truck and my buddy ended up with 2nd and 3rd degree burns. Very stupid move especially in a confined space.
Wow, a late 80s pace arrow on a Ford chassis with a 460. I'm surprised. I thought all were 454 on Chevy P30s. Seeing this gives me new hope while shopping for class A motorhomes LOL
Whoa, at the very beginning I thought that I was getting ready to view a tragic story!!! Man you guys were lucky that carb didn't backfire on to that gas container!
Andrew, I know from experience that the batteries have to be up to snuff, once coming through South Carolina, my alternator had quit, my batteries went too low, the engine backfired and set the median on fire. Quite an experience!!
*I love the vids when you fix things and get them running again. gets me motivated to get some of the many projects done. recently got my 2000 mustang back on the road after sitting for 4 years*
Remove the gas cap. From where you disconnected the fuel line at the pressure regulator, blow compressed air back to the tank. Have someone listen for the air back at the fill. Once you know you have air making it to the tank, put the cap back on and put more air through the line and listen underneath the coach for air hissing out of a line... Very often when RV's sit, they end up with rotted fuel lines. I believe this is due to people starting them every now and then and ending up putting water into the lines where it rots them.. Fix any leaks. Drop the tank and clean it out. Replace ALL GAS FILTERS. Reinstall tank and add gas. With the line still disconnected at the regulator, aim it into a jug or bottle and pressurize the tank with air and a clean rag. Once the gas makes it up to your jug, STOP... Hook up the line to the regulator and fire that puppy up!!! Any time you are going to let an engine sit, add gas stabilizer. It won't last forever, but much longer than plain old gas.... While you are under it, check all the brake lines too!!!
he can use his borescope to check out the tank. May only need to drain and flush with new. Blow out the lines. What amazes me is how many people never turn over parked engines. Full tank and stabil.
"Isn't starter fluid a little better?" " I'm a little worried about the heat of the engine and that gas line." "Brakes are good" "There's my fuel tank [passenger] right there." "Luckily I was able to stop at a safe spot." - thank you for taking risks that others wouldn't and being rewarded for your efforts!
6 yearold gas = varnish. Two weeks ago I started our motor home. First we drained the fuel by suction from the tank. Put new fuel in the tank and then disconnected the fuel line at the engine and so we could drain the old fuel out of the fuel line. It started right up.
The first part of this reminds me of my old neighbor ... who when confronted with any engine that would not start ... would always comment, "Bad Gas". Always good to see Levi.
May, 2021 chiming in here, so good to see Levi happily mobile and jumping down from the driver's seat. He has had a really good life, being Andrew's wingman over the years.
In 1969 the, PACE ARROW RV debuted at the midwest RV an outdoor camping show in Fort Wayne Indiana. It took the diesel powered RV world by storm. Because it was without a doubt ahead of its time. And it stayed that way even after Fleetwood bought the company in 1974 and they kept it on the cutting edge all the way up to 1985 when they stop producing it. As a matter of fact, my parents owned one they bought brand new in 1976 and so did one of my aunt and uncles at the same time. At the Florida RV expo in Cocoa Beach Florida. My aunt Betty Jean and my uncle Joe who both worked for NASA at the time. She, was one of my mothers sister. My grandparents had nine kids. 5 sons and 4 daughters. So needless to say I had 5 uncles and 4 aunts. And these RVs stayed on the course of the preferred used RV all the way up to right about 2002.
A few years back I did the exact same thing on a old RV I bought, except it was a 78 AVCO, not run in 5 years. The fuel system was shot, so gummed up you couldn't get any gas out of it. I put a 5 gallon gas can with an electric pump hooked to it an ran it straight to carb. Had a 440 Chrysler big block. with a Thermoquad carb. After running a little while it ran great and I drove it home. Sold it a couple years later to help come up with a down payment on house.
Thanks for the great video mate, there's a whole lot of people that won't even try to repair anything these days, and a whole lot more that wouldn't even know where or what a engine is .Your videos are really well filmed and there's a lot of work goes into making them , and not just holding a camera but putting them in different places and perspectives your editing is flawless making them easy to follow and watch. Cheers from down under
Really nice motorhome for 500 my neighbor had one of those Pace Arrow but his sat in a garage for a really long time so he had to put an engine in it and he used a 5 gallon tank also
For a motor that sits a long time you wouldn't need to put in a new one... Must've blown the bottom end up usually these motors don't last because of the massive amount of weight theyre pulling
everyone remember safety first, don't forget the safety belt for your gas can Lol / I trust Andrews common sense but when the assistant says black on red OMG
Yeah, I thought about that too... 3 gallons wouldn't make it ten miles. But then again, it wasn't running quite right, dead battery, no in-tank pump, no return line, not all that shocked that it sucked back 3 gallons in no time flat. If she were to be going any sort of distance, I'd show her a little love, check her over a bit more thoroughly, tune-up, and as many other commenters have said, the obvious fixes like a proper fuel pump and a new fuel filter. It may not be that the pump is pooched, just may be a poor elec. connection.
That's why those things were so popular with the older crowd or the people who actually had the time and money to deal with them, they were gas hogs 10 to 11 miles to the gallon, and that was at best 8 or 9 was a better estimate!!
@PS 400 aww it's ok you will learn to fix thing's like he does.just start small with your Legos n work your way up.you will be fixing your Mr.potato head before you know it!!!
I have used a spray bottle ( usually windex or generic. pour that in washer reservoir ) with a very small amount of gas just for troubleshooting squirted in the intake. This is safer than 5 gallons of gasoline held over a potential explosion and all the fun and game that come with that. Glad this worked out better than the exciting video that it could have been. I would love to find a gem like that. Cool video.
my parents did a similar thing when i was a kid. our bathrooms were getting renovated and my grandparents have a bus that got converted into a mobile home, we just got that and used it for the toilets and stuff. we lived pretty far out in the bush
Anytime you're trying to start something it's been sitting for awhile it's always best to drain all the fluids and put fresh gas and new fluids in drain all the water out of the motor
The battery is one of the most important parts of the electrical system of any vehicle or piece of equipment. Sure it will run without it after it is started but the voltage is not stable and if you do it with a fuel injected computer controlled vehicle it will cause all kinds of issues and possibly fry the ECU
Nothing like and old man that likes to screw with your head and keep you on your toes... He reminds me of my grandfather, always making wise cracks like that.
lawn tractor fuel tanks are compact, cheap and can hang above the engine to feed it......using a spray bottle to feed the motor is a little safer....the resulting fireball wont burn you as badly.....
Your old dog has joint pain, Frozen Shredded ginger root in his water or tumeric both anti inflamitories (Local stores). Hydrolonic acid to ease joint swelling (Amazon) A pinch of cannabis bud 2x a day in a treat will also help.
Yeast infection is most typical problem for dogs, later progressing to full blown ear infection. Compromised immune system as a result of GMO dog food. Collidal Silver a natural antibiotic, 10ppm strength, 4 oz in water for dog 30lbs, 8oz in water for 60# plus dog. Amazon sells it or the local drug store for $10 for 8-10 oz, or you can make your own... Collidial Silver given the correct dose will kill an ear infection the same day. Long term get better quality dog food.
Why do you keep saying that? Black to red? Its black to black! Haha was Andrew losing His temper there? Haha good video, well done for getting that thing running.
Adam, i was pouring gas into a carb that way. Backfired blew ignited raw gas onto my hand. Results were 2nd and 3rd degree burns a trip to a burn center and skin grafts and surgery. Lucky it wasnt worse and didnt burn my garage down in the process. Very dangerous, Dollar store ketchup squirt bottle wouldve saved me a ton of money.
gas in 7 year tank is now turpintine.... You have a return fuel line that's putting fresh fuel into the turpintine tank. Google fuel systems. great find for 500 bucks.
5:21 "Two options. First, we could bypass this thing .. what ever that is .."
Andrew .. you are a hero! :D
Ulli M thx for the time stamp
"With or without choke?"
"Sigh... Whatever works. "
😆
Spent 6 months in Navy Hospital many years ago, 17% burns, doing the exact same thing.
Gary, I was thinking the same way. I've saw those engines backfire before while pouring raw gas down the carb. I was cringing when he held the open can over the carb while the engine was cranking.
17 percent! Men have died from burns that extensive. Lucky to be alive. Must have been a Hell of a backfire.
Have permanent scars on my face, neck, and chest (and a bunch of cartilage in my ear burnt off) because of something similar that happened to me. Happened two years ago and still get flashbacks. Gotta be careful with that stuff!
THATS why my 1986 motor has this big wire screen inside the air filter to arrest the flames when they backfire! comes from factory like that
He's a young guy and he needs to get the job done so safety isn't his priority.. he will only learn when the gas ignites in his face and he won't know what hit him. Thing is people don't believe fumes in the air can ignite and trace back to source.....BOOM....HAHA
Looks like a a new episode of breaking bad
Andrew: Say my name. Say it!
Customer: ... Mr. Fixie.
Andrew: Yer goddamn right!
Lmao
Rofl..... breaking bad too bad it is no more.
The truck drove like it was on crystal blue.
Walter andJesse want their RV back lol
I have an auxiliary fuel tank... aka a used 5 gallon bucket. :)
"It's got brakes, brakes are nice", yes I agree brakes are a good thing...lol
Best andrew line ever....."I have an auxiliary fuel tank"
Joe dirt gas tank!!
"I made it myself."
Joe Dirt - petrol tank
It just a bucket lol
When i seen it was just a bucket... I was expecting a fishing boat gas tank or something haha
Love your "auxiliary fuel tank" and engineering skills :) Done the same thing before when I used to buy every $200-500 1970's Ford truck I ran across lol
Levi is like, “LET ME OUT OF THIS DEATH TRAP!”
Had 10 miles to go and 3 gallons wasn't enough 😂. This rig was meant for times long ago when gas was cheap.
Yeah, but with a complete engine overhaul and tune up, she'll get a lot better... like 4 MPG
william III your comment is aids.... and you should know why
Remember there is a return line to the tank also,doubt he actually used that much gas
Never use an unapproved plastic container like that 5 gallon bucket very long to put gas in. You will be surprised how short a time it takes for gas to eat through it. I have seen it happen in about 24 hours.
Jeff Anderson ,
Thanks again. I'm happy you are filming EVERYTHING.
Makes us all happy!
I was disappointed that Andrew didn't whip out his chain saw and give that old carb a quick adjustment..
Best Moment # 1 - "Would started fluid be safer?" "Yeah." Goes back to the gas can. - Best Moment # 2 - "I have an auxiliary fuel tank." Grabs empty bucket with a hole drilled in it. - I love this channel!
Nice change of pace Andrew, I like it! And for $500 bones, that thing was a steal!
"Change of PACE" I see what you did there.
Groan....
That thing was runnin' as straight as an *arrow* !!
I paid $4,500 cache for mine, very similar condition. Towed my minivan effortlessly from San Diego to Fresno. Had to keep checking that the trailer with my van will still there. :)
Hell yeah. 500 bucks for a mobile party wagon. I think so. I'd gut the interior and really tune it up good.
I knew where you were when I saw that bridge. Yes. More videos Andrew. Thanks!
Andrew if it hasn't been run for 7 years the gas has probably stale and lost a lot of its flamability. One of my friends has the same one out here in New Zealand. We drive on the left out here too. Every time you drive past a gas station it wants to pull in. Its thirsty. Its a barge. You have to watch where the back end is if you park it near power pole or trash basket as they have a fair bit of length behind the axle and if you have to pull out sharply from the kerb to get around a car in front you can club various things with the back corner. LOL But it is nice inside.
Adventures with Andrew...I Love it...All the Best....
never a dull moment with Andrew and Levi. Cheers!
Boat tank from the Runabout would have worked too. And maybe been slightly safer. Levi says, "You are both nuts! I want out of here!" LOL!!
Way to go drew! She got the BIG block power in the Arrow! Check for a mechanical fuel pump on the engine. Nice workaround for the fuel issue
And definitely don't neglect to check that mechanical fuel pump, if equipped, because it could be that the lever-actuated diaphragm has failed. That might allow fuel pumped from the electric pump to pour into the crankcase through the mechanical pump, which could also explain why the fuel economy was atrocious.
You guys are SO lucky you didn’t end up 🔥 CRISPY CRITTERS!🔥
Oh? How so? You mean with what they were doing with dumping fuel straight into the carburetor?
If it had backfired that would have been a disaster! Andrew, you’re too smart to do something that foolish. Be safe, we all enjoy your videos so much!
My suggestion, pour the gas all over the RV set it on fire, and push it down the hill.
Damn right. He said he had 3 gallons of gas and had to go 10 miles. Wow. Burn the fucking thing. It must have a 200 gallon tank that'll get you 200 miles. I think Andrew was confused, there's no way a company would put out a motorhome that got a mile and a half per gallon. Doesn't sound right. Nobody would buy it and the company would get sued.
@@jaywillow9927 are you serious did you really just put that what do you think a motor home gets a gas one at that over the road trucks get 4 to 8 mpg on diesel
hehe...FIRE (best Beavis voice)
@@jwhitley101whitleyfarms9 it's a gas
@@seth4567 your point I said it was gas
Had a motor backfire dumping fuel into the carb. Almost lost the truck and my buddy ended up with 2nd and 3rd degree burns. Very stupid move especially in a confined space.
Second and Third Degree Burns are serious injuries.
@@sanfranciscobay thanks Captain obvious.😑
Good deal $500.00 . Super deal are you going to sleep in it ?
He doesn't care. He'll do whatever to get it done.
@@jaywillow9927 He will if it goes bad. Use common sense. And this Video proves he has none...
OMG!!! You can make anything run!!! LOL! Awesome! :) How fun!
Hearing that RV tuned 454 brings back memories my fam had a pace arrow for years
this is Ford 460
“Auxiliary fuel tank” 😂🤣
Love the videos andrew
Project farm taught me that an rv is also a farm truck a scaffold, a tree branch remover and an insulated water bottle tester.
God bless that starter, we all been there!
Wow, a late 80s pace arrow on a Ford chassis with a 460. I'm surprised. I thought all were 454 on Chevy P30s. Seeing this gives me new hope while shopping for class A motorhomes LOL
Gas has turned to varnish sitting that long.
Yup!
no it hasn't
I run things on way older gas
the ford 460 motorhome when sitting for long periods of time the fuel pump will vapor lock up and become seized up
Don't ever stop being awesome.
Good job Andrew. For $500 that thing might be better than a tent if he doesn't have to replace too many parts.
Whoa, at the very beginning I thought that I was getting ready to view a tragic story!!! Man you guys were lucky that carb didn't backfire on to that gas container!
nice to see the bridge again, if you haven't seen it's video I recommend checking it out. thanks again Andrew & Levi
I think that bridge could easily handle an Abrams battle tank
Andrew, I know from experience that the batteries have to be up to snuff, once coming through South Carolina, my alternator had quit, my batteries went too low, the engine backfired and set the median on fire. Quite an experience!!
This video has MAD roadkill vibe... reminded me a lot of the 440 big block RV-to-Dodge Charger swap they did in ep. 23.
Nice, looking forward to the house build on that site. You've got us all invested after watching you clear all the land build the road and the bridge!
“Why you keep saying that? Black to Red”
haha right
Ugh I f*cking hate it when people don’t even know HOW TO PUT JUMPER CABLES ON
Haha loved the old guy taking the piss out of him like that
@@ShakeyBalance Is that his Dad? He looks like he's been in other videos
@@ShakeyBalance
Haha you're right he was just jerking his chain 😄
*I love the vids when you fix things and get them running again. gets me motivated to get some of the many projects done. recently got my 2000 mustang back on the road after sitting for 4 years*
I've used starter fluid on reluctant motors with good luck.
Remove the gas cap. From where you disconnected the fuel line at the pressure regulator, blow compressed air back to the tank. Have someone listen for the air back at the fill. Once you know you have air making it to the tank, put the cap back on and put more air through the line and listen underneath the coach for air hissing out of a line... Very often when RV's sit, they end up with rotted fuel lines. I believe this is due to people starting them every now and then and ending up putting water into the lines where it rots them.. Fix any leaks. Drop the tank and clean it out. Replace ALL GAS FILTERS. Reinstall tank and add gas. With the line still disconnected at the regulator, aim it into a jug or bottle and pressurize the tank with air and a clean rag. Once the gas makes it up to your jug, STOP... Hook up the line to the regulator and fire that puppy up!!!
Any time you are going to let an engine sit, add gas stabilizer. It won't last forever, but much longer than plain old gas.... While you are under it, check all the brake lines too!!!
No eyebrows were harmed during the making of this video.
@@JKB3670 like it, cheaper than a wife?
😅😅.
Drop the gas tank and clean it.
Fuel filters get replaced.
Head to California! 😂
Why would you want him to go to Commiefornia?
Just a joke.
he can use his borescope to check out the tank. May only need to drain and flush with new. Blow out the lines. What amazes me is how many people never turn over parked engines. Full tank and stabil.
It couldn't go 10 miles on 3 gallons of gas, imagine what it would cost to go anywhere.
Yeah, that thing would benefit from a Diesel conversion! Like a Cummins 4BT :)
"why you keep saying that" lol
CROWNED BY GOD 😂 10:30
Black to red?
"Isn't starter fluid a little better?" " I'm a little worried about the heat of the engine and that gas line." "Brakes are good" "There's my fuel tank [passenger] right there." "Luckily I was able to stop at a safe spot." - thank you for taking risks that others wouldn't and being rewarded for your efforts!
6 yearold gas = varnish. Two weeks ago I started our motor home. First we drained the fuel by suction from the tank. Put new fuel in the tank and then disconnected the fuel line at the engine and so we could drain the old fuel out of the fuel line. It started right up.
NOW!! if you had been JOE DIRT you didnt need to do any of that!!
The first part of this reminds me of my old neighbor ... who when confronted with any engine that would not start ... would always comment, "Bad Gas".
Always good to see Levi.
that video got so much "roadkill" smothered over it...i'm so happy :)
It's amazing what a good working battery and a good working fuel pump will do for a vehicle
Very cool video except for the gas can over the carb. That could have ended badly.
My thoughts exactly. I've seen those things shoot flames as tall as the cabin he was standing in. Glad he didn't explode. :p
yup all you needed was a flame berp from the carb and boom
and it never does i seen 10'0s people doing this never had a problem . i really think people today era are pussy's . they want everything perfect
May, 2021 chiming in here, so good to see Levi happily mobile and jumping down from the driver's seat. He has had a really good life, being Andrew's wingman over the years.
Fill the carburetor float bowl through the vent hole with a squirt bottle.
Awesome RV. I like the way you had your dog "manning" the fire extinguisher while you were driving. Good dog.
“Black to red, right?” “Why do you keep saying that.”😂😂
Ik he’s such a dick to his customers
@@alastair_the_lyon stfu lmao they need to be told that could be really bad for electrical and battery if they’re mixed up
@@alastair_the_lyon yeah, he's a dickhead a narcissist
@@onelove8593 he a narcissist?
We're going to need a bigger fire extinguisher.
In 1969 the, PACE ARROW RV debuted at the midwest RV an outdoor camping show in Fort Wayne Indiana. It took the diesel powered RV world by storm.
Because it was without a doubt ahead of its time. And it stayed that way even after Fleetwood bought the company in 1974 and they kept it on the cutting edge all the way up to 1985 when they stop producing it.
As a matter of fact, my parents owned one they bought brand new in 1976 and so did one of my aunt and uncles at the same time. At the Florida RV expo in Cocoa Beach Florida.
My aunt Betty Jean and my uncle Joe who both worked for NASA at the time. She, was one of my mothers sister.
My grandparents had nine kids. 5 sons and 4 daughters. So needless to say I had 5 uncles and 4 aunts.
And these RVs stayed on the course of the preferred used RV all the way up to right about 2002.
I used a fuel pump like that on my truck I installed it to close to the exhaust and burned up the pump it was like driving a constant vapor lock
A few years back I did the exact same thing on a old RV I bought, except it was a 78 AVCO, not run in 5 years. The fuel system was shot, so gummed up you couldn't get any gas out of it. I put a 5 gallon gas can with an electric pump hooked to it an ran it straight to carb.
Had a 440 Chrysler big block. with a Thermoquad carb. After running a little while it ran great and I drove it home. Sold it a couple years later to help come up with a down payment on house.
That little tube goes straight into the fuel bowl. You need like a ketchup bottle to fill it up but you can fill the fuel bowl that way.
Andrew it amazes me all you do. I was thinking when I seen clip you were moving with excavator
Nice job I must say you're lucky you're not bald like me after pouring gas over that thing when someone trying to start it
SMH . why cuz it a 5 gallon bucket . today era people are pussy's . nothing like it was 60-70 years ago
Thanks for the great video mate, there's a whole lot of people that won't even try to repair anything these days, and a whole lot more that wouldn't even know where or what a engine is .Your videos are really well filmed and there's a lot of work goes into making them , and not just holding a camera but putting them in different places and perspectives your editing is flawless making them easy to follow and watch. Cheers from down under
Levi was Manning the fire extinguisher because he was worried.
Now that’s funny!!
Another favorite video. Couldn't wait to see if you made it home. Great job. Keep em coming.:)
Really nice motorhome for 500 my neighbor had one of those Pace Arrow but his sat in a garage for a really long time so he had to put an engine in it and he used a 5 gallon tank also
For a motor that sits a long time you wouldn't need to put in a new one... Must've blown the bottom end up usually these motors don't last because of the massive amount of weight theyre pulling
I have watched so many of your video's, I recognized the bridge and road as you came to it. LOL:)
everyone remember safety first, don't forget the safety belt for your gas can Lol / I trust Andrews common sense but when the assistant says black on red OMG
Andrew's adventures are always alot of fun.....down to earth and always honest......thanx Andrew.....later my friend.
Had to laugh at the casual way he recommended moving the fuel tank off the passenger seat
running out on 3 gallons that fast really helps you visualize how much gas it's burning.
Yeah, I thought about that too... 3 gallons wouldn't make it ten miles. But then again, it wasn't running quite right, dead battery, no in-tank pump, no return line, not all that shocked that it sucked back 3 gallons in no time flat. If she were to be going any sort of distance, I'd show her a little love, check her over a bit more thoroughly, tune-up, and as many other commenters have said, the obvious fixes like a proper fuel pump and a new fuel filter. It may not be that the pump is pooched, just may be a poor elec. connection.
That's why those things were so popular with the older crowd or the people who actually had the time and money to deal with them, they were gas hogs 10 to 11 miles to the gallon, and that was at best 8 or 9 was a better estimate!!
Sitting Six years bad tires , soft brakes , bucket gas tank , bad battery POS and driving like nascar ! love this channel
That went way to smooth, brb checking craigslist for $500 RV’s 😂
Your videos are always instructional and interesting. Thanks for the fun projects.
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and go back and watch all of Andrew's old videos!
PS 400, Why Not ??????
Watched em all lol. Glad to see new ones every couple of days lately. Sweet.
@PS 400 aww it's ok you will learn to fix thing's like he does.just start small with your Legos n work your way up.you will be fixing your Mr.potato head before you know it!!!
no kidding! Im new here, found this channel a week ago, binge watched most of videos all the way back to 2016 :)
what are you his agent
That rig was 80.000 bucks when it was new. Good job. I loved this video
For 500 dollars that's a steal! I paid more for my freaking phone
I have used a spray bottle ( usually windex or generic. pour that in washer reservoir ) with a very small amount of gas just for troubleshooting squirted in the intake.
This is safer than 5 gallons of gasoline held over a potential explosion and all the fun and game that come with that.
Glad this worked out better than the exciting video that it could have been.
I would love to find a gem like that. Cool video.
Getting caught with no license plate is better than getting caught for mis-use of plates.
lol it back roads and upstate NY you know what his chances is passing a cop . if he did get pull over by the cops probably let him go .
500,- bucks, lucky man! Nice video again! Thank you!
That works now he can live there while his house is being built.
That's the plan.
Hannibal Smith
I’m planning to do that myself! Great idea since im a truck driver
I thought he lived at his parent's place and the castle was just his shop. No?
Nevermind. I thought Andrew bought this from the guy. Didn't realize he was just helping him move it.
my parents did a similar thing when i was a kid. our bathrooms were getting renovated and my grandparents have a bus that got converted into a mobile home, we just got that and used it for the toilets and stuff. we lived pretty far out in the bush
Anytime you're trying to start something it's been sitting for awhile it's always best to drain all the fluids and put fresh gas and new fluids in drain all the water out of the motor
The battery is one of the most important parts of the electrical system of any vehicle or piece of equipment. Sure it will run without it after it is started but the voltage is not stable and if you do it with a fuel injected computer controlled vehicle it will cause all kinds of issues and possibly fry the ECU
I got such a kick out of this one. I've been there with vehicles. It was fun to see someone else go through it. :)
Why do you keep saying that? No, black to black haha, my man was about to hook up the jumper cables backwards
Nothing like and old man that likes to screw with your head and keep you on your toes... He reminds me of my grandfather, always making wise cracks like that.
Amazing, you recognized the true knowledge of the owner after he said the PSI of fuel pressure/vacuum.
Pretty cool got it running
lawn tractor fuel tanks are compact, cheap and can hang above the engine to feed it......using a spray bottle to feed the motor is a little safer....the resulting fireball wont burn you as badly.....
Your old dog has joint pain, Frozen Shredded ginger root in his water or tumeric both anti inflamitories (Local stores). Hydrolonic acid to ease joint swelling (Amazon) A pinch of cannabis bud 2x a day in a treat will also help.
Changing to BARF made our old dog slim and healthy again, after 8-9 years of industrial dogfood...much agreed!
What's good for itchy ear's?.. Not sure what's causing it using oil to soften and wiping dirt out
Yeast infection is most typical problem for dogs, later progressing to full blown ear infection. Compromised immune system as a result of GMO dog food. Collidal Silver a natural antibiotic, 10ppm strength, 4 oz in water for dog 30lbs, 8oz in water for 60# plus dog. Amazon sells it or the local drug store for $10 for 8-10 oz, or you can make your own... Collidial Silver given the correct dose will kill an ear infection the same day. Long term get better quality dog food.
Thanks a lot tdebat
If it works for your dog paass it on to others, dogs should not suffer...
You always find a way my friend, love it.
I would have gotten a fuel tank from a boat and hooked it up
BUT YOURE not the one that got that rig for $500 either!
Another exciting video,with a wild ride home thanks for sharing.
Super Nice, We Thought your were buying a motorHome.WOO HOO. LEVI'S new home. We remember that Bridge you built.
Andrew didn't buy it, the older man did.
throngcleaver I guess you can’t read he said “thought”
Wking14 I can read just fine. He edited it after I posted my comment. Pay more attention.
Andrew needs to have his own television program. This is much better than anything now on television
This is a television program.
For the love of god and all your hair on your head stop pouring gas when someone's trying to start the old backfiring fire ball from hell.
was thinking same thing lol
It’s okay. He had a fire extinguisher in the back.
lol
No shit!!!
Home cooking if that spits back!! Just dumb......
Love the sound of that big V8 coming alive
Why do you keep saying that? Black to red? Its black to black! Haha was Andrew losing
His temper there? Haha good video, well done for getting that thing running.
Adam, i was pouring gas into a carb that way. Backfired blew ignited raw gas onto my hand. Results were 2nd and 3rd degree burns a trip to a burn center and skin grafts and surgery. Lucky it wasnt worse and didnt burn my garage down in the process. Very dangerous, Dollar store ketchup squirt bottle wouldve saved me a ton of money.
LMAO "So it's got breaks,breaks are nice"
@David Bryant put the breaks on those insults m8
@David Bryant you are right it's brakes not breaks but you don't have to be a dick about it
Breaks are bad, but BRAKES are better..
I laughed my ass off seeing the fridge doors flapping while Andrew is rolling down the road! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
thats a lot of fuel down that carb!
lots of gas makes for a better explosion LOL / be careful Andrew
HotShotVQ35 v8 m8.
Having your melon directly above a carb. Is a no no. Heads up.
gas in 7 year tank is now turpintine.... You have a return fuel line that's putting fresh fuel into the turpintine tank. Google fuel systems. great find for 500 bucks.
Awesome! Can't wait to watch your new stuff. Happy New Year to you and yours!