I think it's going to be "The little Engine That Could" when it's finished. Really like your connection solution for the coil to spark plug wires, simple, yet a vast improvement to the design of twisting wires that shake loose In the end maybe construct a Brigs and Stratton Flyer to Mount it upon?
Awesome job, it looks really good! Don't get rid of that old condenser, the new ones are definitely not of the same quality like the originals. I really enjoy all of your videos.
Yeah, it's me again....where did the oil seals come from? part#? Cost? I'm hanging on your every word! Btw, I picked up a 72 D today... Cannot wait to get started on it!
Hey congrats! It was a fun motor to work on for sure. I got my parts from flywheel-supply.com. Good prices. Fast shipping. The oil seals were just oil retainers. They were metal rings that helped contain the oil on both sides of the engine. I guess the felt seals are not recommended. I can get you the price and part number in the morning if you’d like. I’m about ready for bed. Keep us updated on your progress. Post some photos and videos on Facebook!
Looking good so far.
I think it's going to be "The little Engine That Could" when it's finished. Really like your connection solution for the coil to spark plug wires, simple, yet a vast improvement to the design of twisting wires that shake loose In the end maybe construct a Brigs and Stratton Flyer to Mount it upon?
Awesome job, it looks really good! Don't get rid of that old condenser, the new ones are definitely not of the same quality like the originals. I really enjoy all of your videos.
Thank you! Yes, I saved the old condenser.
Nice hat!
Indeed it is!
Yeah, it's me again....where did the oil seals come from? part#? Cost? I'm hanging on your every word! Btw, I picked up a 72 D today... Cannot wait to get started on it!
Hey congrats! It was a fun motor to work on for sure. I got my parts from flywheel-supply.com. Good prices. Fast shipping. The oil seals were just oil retainers. They were metal rings that helped contain the oil on both sides of the engine. I guess the felt seals are not recommended. I can get you the price and part number in the morning if you’d like. I’m about ready for bed. Keep us updated on your progress. Post some photos and videos on Facebook!
@@AntiqueCarsandStuff Happy Pappy Day my friend!
flywheel-supply.com. Part #1325 in the Maytag 72 section. $8.49 each and you need two of them.
@@AntiqueCarsandStuff thank you very much!
Eric, where did you get your magneto from?
If you are referring to the ignition coil, I got it from flywheel-supply.com/. That same store is also on eBay but is called "The Maytag Shed."