love watching Kurtis! Also someone made a Cutting Edge reference on C&C's channel the other day as well, glad to see I'm not the only one that's ventured to the land of down under(wear)! :)
2 things I never thought I'd see in a Diesel Creek video. 1: using a leaf blower to get a diesel engine started and running 2: Matt getting rid of a piece of equipment no matter how bad the shape it's in.
at least he parted it out, saved the engine, tires and rear portion for someone else, and the grill for art, so that's the nicest, and perhaps most environmentally friendly way of junking, instead of everything all together like many do, granted that the former is much more work, but it is also just so much more satisfying to do and think about.
I am 73 years old and been in The excavating business My whole life kill retirement. I always wondered how a 2 stroke Detroit works and now I know, Thanks Your channel is always enjoyable and educational and it is one of my very favorites It is something that you can't get just anywhere or everywhere so thanks Matt schelute
Years ago when I was on the fire department. We had a pumper that had a 6-71 Detroit in it with a 5 speed transmissions. At 2-3 in the morning you could tell where in town that truck was. It had one of the most distinct sounds you'll ever hear.
@@jeffparker3334 Ours was a 72 Maxium 5 man cab with open back seats. I also drove an 84 Advance front discharge mixer that had the 8v71. The only problem with that truck was you couldn't let it idle for more then 5 minutes or the engine would load up. When you floored it to mix the load you could hear the exhast go through the muffler and a massive cloud of black would come out.
As the GSA. SAYS.........EXCESS IS THE FIRST SOURCE OF SUPPLY.. ever see a bunch of pallets of aircraft grade nuts bolts and washers mixed? Yup I did and they went for pennies
I know nothing about working on heavy equipment, I have never operated it, not even really sat in any, but something about watching this man work on his toys makes me smile. Another great video.
Laid up with a back injury. Lucked out with a nearly 3 hour video from Vice Grip. That just ended, and I though "whelp, guess that's it for the good stuff for the day" when I immediately stumble across a fresh one from Diesel Creek. All in all the day is feeling lucky.
Matt was a pleasure talking to you at the show. Thanks for having the meet and greet. Keep up the great videos and channel. Inspiration to us all. Thanks
Attempting to get an old GMC to run again using every bit of ether showcases your determination and inventive spirit. Your resourcefulness in tackling such a challenging project reflects a deep passion for breathing new life into the past and reviving classic machinery. It’s inspiring to see how you approach this task with enthusiasm and ingenuity. And I am Floating Village Life.
I had to giggle a bit about that "precious yardspace"... 😁 Yeah yeah, universal rule for any collector: the more space you have the more junk you have - which means you always have less space. 😜
The whole video I was praying you wouldn't destroy the grill; people pay big money for automotive art. Keep the lights in it and hook them up to an AC/DC adaptor and a switch. My friend has a Willys grill with the lights and it is a real conversation piece.
As i asked my mechanic about how he got the tractor running and with a grin he answered FM. I can tell you the M represents magic and you can figure out the F. I just roared laughing and went back inside.😊
@@ptp79 The spark doesn't have to come from a motor with brushes. The simple act of turning on the power switch can make enough of a spark to set of something as explosive as ether. The other times it didn't, he got lucky, it only takes one.
Matt, you could have been a guest on the Red Green show in Canada. Duct tape was his go-to for fixing anything and inventing everything! Way to go brother.
I'm sure this channel was going long before I saw it first, but watching you drive off in that truck full of old steel, over that ground you built up yourself, past the old containers, the new shop...and to think I was along all that time! Thank you for what you do, and film, and edit....thank you!
Your poor old trusty truck took a beating to her springs poor girl, I hope you give her some love with some new side timbers to it, be nice to your wagons. 🚚❤️
I was beginning to wonder if I was watching Zip ties and Bias Plies here for a bit. Mind ya, Matt.... I know you and the ole' peg leg have met up before!!! Great video, as always, Cheers from Tillsonburg Canada!!!
You know the best part of this video is your laugh and despite the temps you had fun. Cool about the tires I didn’t think they looked very bad. Nice to see the Thumb kit working so very well. Had to laugh when you were crunching the seats down. FIST PUNCH ACTION!
Pegleg mentioned he was stopping by to see you on his way through western PA. The leaf blower and Cosby sauce is right out of his playbook. Nice transcontinental collaboration!!
That was super fun! Didn't think it would work. Hey Matt, take us to the scrap yard next time! They're always a spectacle. Last one I was at was in Oakland, CA. They were dropping cubed cars 15 stories into a bulk carrier ship. OMG the sound.. It was like a block long car wreck every time. I'll never forget it.
It's so funny how no matter who you are, when you get an engine that's been sitting for a long time to pop off, it's pure joy, laughter, and immense satisfaction.
If ever I scrap a rear wheel drive vehicle I always try to take the rear axles as it's amazing how many things you can use thick soild metal bar for. I've made new pins, pry bars, axles for go karts both front & rear the list goes on for how useful they are . .
Good job on realizing that there's always at least one piece of equipment that's too far gone, & making the best of the situation. In the past, I operated a range of fork lifts; from the smallest, up to huge yard lifts. Now I am disabled, but I still would like to operate a tele-handler, it would have really come in handy filling up a semi trailer! This is why I enjoy your videos, because it's the closet I'll come to doing the actual work myself.
If you're looking for another video idea, maybe servicing the gradall telehandler? You've seemed to have gotten a lot of use out of it lately. That was a great auction impulse buy! Good to see old fat allis and the red dump truck make an appearance too!
I've been watching Vietnamese videos where farm tractors have been mated with dumptruck rear ends. The tractor PTO is connected to the truck driveshaft which powers the dump's wheels and the dumping mechanism. They appear to be powerful but slow.
Matt, I know a couple of guys who are always looking for leaf springs. It doesn't matter if they're broken or bent,they want the steel. They repurpose it into knves and swords.
Matt, you are an ingenious cobbler at times...lol...i would have pulled the motor and brought it in the shop then pulled the blower. Glad you are saving what you find useful. I would save the frontend as some have suggested. So many good items have went to the scrapyards depleting our reserves of treasures. Let's think twice because many people need parts and will use some items for other uses like display.
I had, and finally scrapped , a 1978 C65 with the fibreglas front end, and I regret that I didn't have the room to save the front of the hood and grill. I loved the look of that grill. I have saved a couple of car front ends, that I intent to use to hang on the wall of my garage, one being a 1972 LTD Country Squire, that will look beautiful on the wall. The guys on Roadkill, used a couple of leaf blowers to add power to a small block, and the theory worked great. I always loved the sound of those 2 cycle Jimmys.
I would have cut the frame behind the engine and cut away the suspension and you would have had a nice frame to hold the engine for working in the future.
Watching your " Blower " and ether " retrofit " The saying " Time for a new Timmy " kept rolling through my head. It was worth it for the maniacal laugh!
This episode tells us all we need to know about Matt, the mechanical scientist. He starts out with a theory “Can this engine be saved, will it run?” Then comes a series of experiments in which he collaborates with others and tries the suggestion to enlarge the intake and force more air in using a leaf blower, using ether as fuel. “Try again, fail again. Fail better.” Must admire work ethic, keeps trying. Then total joy at success, engine saved. We also learn that anything Matt send to scrap yard is absolutely, truly not able to be salvaged, must melt. Whatta’ guy, must subscribe! 😅
Loved this adventure. Leaf blower was genius! Wondering, ever think of hiring a young guy who wants hands-on experience other than high school shop as an assistant? I know you can do it all, but a second set of hands might be fun. Also, an entertaining addition to the program. I know, insurance and OSHA, but free labor might offset those? Anyway, kid could be OSHA and you could continue your mad scientist fun and it would be a fun contrast.
Hey Matt, it's great you got the engine running and the rest of the video was like watching a surgeon harvesting body parts from some person who has "Organ Donor" on their drivers' license. You also showed another use for a hardhat, as a dustpan!. And the last part of the video you remind me a mean older brother who goes around breaking up his younger brother's toys. Good video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Say hey to Ms. Eva and your 4 legged children and Cheers from this old; retired coot who's still living the dream in Tennessee.
Wow, you actually found a decent use for a hard hat. Colour me impressed. Now all you need to do is get rid of all the reversing beepers! I miss those days.
Right now, across America, people are running to Walmart, and buying up all the leaf blowers they can. Just to supercharge their Hondas, Toyotas and Subarus..........
With a hole directly into the engine and no valves, there is nothing to prevent blow back except the air pressure from the leaf blower. I would 199% expect that to happen. I figured the whole blower would just explode by itself by getting a spark from the electric motor.
The leaf blower idea makes sense. High volume of air and some pressure to replace the super charger. Cool video, Matt. I can't wait to see what you put that Detroit in.
Someone at Milwaukee just got a call to immediately add a new DO NOT section to the leaf blower manual.
😂
😂😅😊
Why NOT?
😂
Not approved as Flame Thrower or Engine Turbo 💥💥🔥🔥
"Well that blew up....let's try it again with more Ether".
Best comment on here
Well said my friend! 😂👍
Hey
The old saying "If it works, it's not stupid" has reached a new level. It worked.
On Cutting Edge Engineering (Australia).....the ether they use is called "start ya bastard".😊
Awesome episode,btw.
I have a can of that!
@@DieselCreek We also have a lube, called Shift ya Bastard AND Open Ya Bastard Bottle Opener
love watching Kurtis! Also someone made a Cutting Edge reference on C&C's channel the other day as well, glad to see I'm not the only one that's ventured to the land of down under(wear)! :)
Cosby sauce seems to work great too
Yeah, Kurtis is a great machinist and welder. A very good channel.
2 things I never thought I'd see in a Diesel Creek video. 1: using a leaf blower to get a diesel engine started and running 2: Matt getting rid of a piece of equipment no matter how bad the shape it's in.
Yeah, we can repair that later.
I thought he would atleast keep the wheels and tires
34:39 well that answers that question
at least he parted it out, saved the engine, tires and rear portion for someone else, and the grill for art, so that's the nicest, and perhaps most environmentally friendly way of junking, instead of everything all together like many do, granted that the former is much more work, but it is also just so much more satisfying to do and think about.
some things really are beyond saving
I am 73 years old and been in The excavating business My whole life kill retirement. I always wondered how a 2 stroke Detroit works and now I know, Thanks Your channel is always enjoyable and educational and it is one of my very favorites It is something that you can't get just anywhere or everywhere so thanks Matt schelute
"I feel like a mad scientist out here". Matt, you ARE a mad scientist! LOL. Keep it up!
I legit thought the same thing when he had the Gradall out and busted out Fat Alice, too lol!
Years ago when I was on the fire department. We had a pumper that had a 6-71 Detroit in it with a 5 speed transmissions. At 2-3 in the morning you could tell where in town that truck was. It had one of the most distinct sounds you'll ever hear.
We had a ‘73 Ward LaFrance pumper with an 8v71 in it. That was the coolest sounding truck we ever had.
@@jeffparker3334 Ours was a 72 Maxium 5 man cab with open back seats. I also drove an 84 Advance front discharge mixer that had the 8v71. The only problem with that truck was you couldn't let it idle for more then 5 minutes or the engine would load up. When you floored it to mix the load you could hear the exhast go through the muffler and a massive cloud of black would come out.
I still hang on to my “junk, junk”. However, the “junk, junk, junk” stuff is where I draw the line…
As the GSA. SAYS.........EXCESS IS THE FIRST SOURCE OF SUPPLY..
ever see a bunch of pallets of aircraft grade nuts bolts and washers mixed? Yup I did and they went for pennies
I know nothing about working on heavy equipment, I have never operated it, not even really sat in any, but something about watching this man work on his toys makes me smile. Another great video.
He could probably butter a slice of toast with one of those tractors.
@@cb-gz1vl Matt swigging down an ice cold Miller Lite seems to have fizzled out😮
Well said, I wish him all the success and happiness for him and his wife and family. He is a good guy imo
Laid up with a back injury. Lucked out with a nearly 3 hour video from Vice Grip. That just ended, and I though "whelp, guess that's it for the good stuff for the day" when I immediately stumble across a fresh one from Diesel Creek. All in all the day is feeling lucky.
I hope your back feels better. Back pain sucks
thats rough, hope the back eases up soon.
Are your knees sore too
I watched this but have yet to finish Vise's vid. I only have time to relax and watch these at night and I keep falling asleep to it.
Matt was a pleasure talking to you at the show. Thanks for having the meet and greet. Keep up the great videos and channel. Inspiration to us all. Thanks
The maniacle laugh of all car guys when the engine starts never gets old. That includes truck guys too.
Or the giggling like a kid when they smash the gas in their project vehicle on the first drive
Attempting to get an old GMC to run again using every bit of ether showcases your determination and inventive spirit. Your resourcefulness in tackling such a challenging project reflects a deep passion for breathing new life into the past and reviving classic machinery. It’s inspiring to see how you approach this task with enthusiasm and ingenuity. And I am Floating Village Life.
I had to giggle a bit about that "precious yardspace"... 😁
Yeah yeah, universal rule for any collector: the more space you have the more junk you have - which means you always have less space. 😜
"We are going to grab a roll of duct tape, a leaf blower, a couple cans of ether, and a battery pack" -- said the bomb maker 😁
hhahahahahahahaha
The whole video I was praying you wouldn't destroy the grill; people pay big money for automotive art. Keep the lights in it and hook them up to an AC/DC adaptor and a switch. My friend has a Willys grill with the lights and it is a real conversation piece.
AC⚡DC 🤘
In Sweden we call that load of junk a "tattarlass" I guess it translates to something like a "gypsy load" 😆
Sweet Alice to the rescue, yet again.. she really needs some love! Good video! 🎉
As i asked my mechanic about how he got the tractor running and with a grin he answered FM. I can tell you the M represents magic and you can figure out the F. I just roared laughing and went back inside.😊
I wondered if the ether blowing thru the leaf blower was gonna find a spark from the leaf blower motor,
Brushless motors like what is in that blower don't create sparks.
@@OmegaGamingNetwork Apparently it did and only an idiot would try it.
It probably would have on a brushed motor. Seems like the leafblower was brushless.
yeah man... you are right.. then it would have been another explosion !!
@@ptp79 The spark doesn't have to come from a motor with brushes. The simple act of turning on the power switch can make enough of a spark to set of something as explosive as ether. The other times it didn't, he got lucky, it only takes one.
I do believe that this is only time I have ever seen you haul something away to the scrap yard. Congratulations!
He did have an episode a long while back of hauling off old beat down projects but its definitely been a while
9:36 Of course it’s a gigantic waste of time… but that doesn’t mean we’re not on the edge of our seats watching! 😂
Yup. Those are not mutually exclusive concepts.
Matt, you could have been a guest on the Red Green show in Canada. Duct tape was his go-to for fixing anything and inventing everything! Way to go brother.
I'm sure this channel was going long before I saw it first, but watching you drive off in that truck full of old steel, over that ground you built up yourself, past the old containers, the new shop...and to think I was along all that time! Thank you for what you do, and film, and edit....thank you!
“The electrical system ain’t what it used to be” *cuts to shot of Matt violently ripping of cab*😂😂😂
the case excavator needs a beeper delete. thanks again for the content.
Your poor old trusty truck took a beating to her springs poor girl, I hope you give her some love with some new side timbers to it, be nice to your wagons. 🚚❤️
I was beginning to wonder if I was watching Zip ties and Bias Plies here for a bit. Mind ya, Matt.... I know you and the ole' peg leg have met up before!!! Great video, as always, Cheers from Tillsonburg Canada!!!
I think I saw the OSHA inspector faint dead over.................That GMC hood, lights and front grill would make some awesome man cave wall art.
Apparently, you and the ones upvoting your comment didn't watch the video very closely.
Ol Scrappy Sam don't have a 6-71 blower laying around? I think Sam is holding out on you!
Between the two of them, Sam is the brains of the duo.
Let's get a roll of duct tape, leaf blower and a battery pack. Throw in a half pack of cigarettes and a full tank of gas, you got yourself a movie!
I was thinking Red Green show
Needs Sunglasses and Chicago city Hall 14:28
Can’t believe the leaf blower worked!! And that it didn’t burn with the ether passing through the electric motor! Thanks for sharing
That's cuz it's "brushless"! If it had brushes (which arc) it would've been a flamethrower instead. LOL
You know the best part of this video is your laugh and despite the temps you had fun.
Cool about the tires I didn’t think they looked very bad.
Nice to see the Thumb kit working so very well.
Had to laugh when you were crunching the seats down. FIST PUNCH ACTION!
Ok.
38:12 Munch & Crunch, the breakfast with iron!
Another great video with some jams by the Semi-Supervillians. Great that Sam and another buddy get some parts off the old rig.
That was prety hot ! I've always gotten a thrill out of seeing your reaction when stuff finally runs. I laugh and hoot, too !
You know it's going to be a fun Friday night when your list of essentials is...
Ductape, ether, leaf blower, and a battery pack 😂
Pegleg mentioned he was stopping by to see you on his way through western PA. The leaf blower and Cosby sauce is right out of his playbook. Nice transcontinental collaboration!!
That old telehandler is bada$$. Wish I had a rig like that. Thanks for the vids! 👍👍
It's okay about the audio, Matt. I struggle with my DJI mics too sometimes. They're great when they're great and not when they're not.
That was super fun! Didn't think it would work. Hey Matt, take us to the scrap yard next time! They're always a spectacle. Last one I was at was in Oakland, CA. They were dropping cubed cars 15 stories into a bulk carrier ship. OMG the sound.. It was like a block long car wreck every time. I'll never forget it.
Brilliant. Just BRILLIANT. Your face.....sooo happy! 😊😊
It's so funny how no matter who you are, when you get an engine that's been sitting for a long time to pop off, it's pure joy, laughter, and immense satisfaction.
Good job of reinstalling the seat system into the cab!😂😂😂
You use telehandler alot ,must like it.
Fat Allis is a beast! Like the way it lifts that heavy stuff. Good vid, Matt.
I've told new mechanics over the years that you are only limited by your imagination. Great video!
Fat Allis needs that new motor before it dies of cancer!! LOL!
"Out of ether and out of energy" that could be on a t-shirt!
Glad to see the attacking Bees GMC is back Matt 😂 0:20 @Diesel Creek
If ever I scrap a rear wheel drive vehicle I always try to take the rear axles as it's amazing how many things you can use thick soild metal bar for. I've made new pins, pry bars, axles for go karts both front & rear the list goes on for how useful they are . .
Hardhat full of broken glass, that was our band name in highschool 🤣
hard hat hard hat...lard ass lard ass ...(if you have to ask what this comment means, you'll never get it!)
Good job on realizing that there's always at least one piece of equipment that's too far gone, & making the best of the situation. In the past, I operated a range of fork lifts; from the smallest, up to huge yard lifts. Now I am disabled, but I still would like to operate a tele-handler, it would have really come in handy filling up a semi trailer! This is why I enjoy your videos, because it's the closet I'll come to doing the actual work myself.
If you're looking for another video idea, maybe servicing the gradall telehandler? You've seemed to have gotten a lot of use out of it lately. That was a great auction impulse buy! Good to see old fat allis and the red dump truck make an appearance too!
Cracking vid sir.. those hoods cut down make great rain covers for above doorways. Stay safe 🏴
I've been watching Vietnamese videos where farm tractors have been mated with dumptruck rear ends. The tractor PTO is connected to the truck driveshaft which powers the dump's wheels and the dumping mechanism. They appear to be powerful but slow.
Eso pasa en países bananeros, todo sirve nada se tira, incluso hubieran reecho el camión completo.
Matt,
I know a couple of guys who are always looking for leaf springs. It doesn't matter if they're broken or bent,they want the steel. They repurpose it into knves and swords.
Matt, you are an ingenious cobbler at times...lol...i would have pulled the motor and brought it in the shop then pulled the blower. Glad you are saving what you find useful. I would save the frontend as some have suggested. So many good items have went to the scrapyards depleting our reserves of treasures. Let's think twice because many people need parts and will use some items for other uses like display.
I had, and finally scrapped , a 1978 C65 with the fibreglas front end, and I regret that I didn't have the room to save the front of the hood and grill. I loved the look of that grill. I have saved a couple of car front ends, that I intent to use to hang on the wall of my garage, one being a 1972 LTD Country Squire, that will look beautiful on the wall.
The guys on Roadkill, used a couple of leaf blowers to add power to a small block, and the theory worked great.
I always loved the sound of those 2 cycle Jimmys.
I’d say cut the hood before the grill and make the fender lights and headlights work while it’s on the wall
Matt this stuff is why I started watching You, thanks for putting a smile on my face after a long bad saturday
Always nice to have a tool for every job!
Matt you need to put the a tip on the leaf blower from two inch pipe down to a smaller tip thus creating more air volume!
Leave the lights in the grill….it will enhance the shop ambiance for a romantic dinner with the Mrs. 😅
Great to see you again and thanks for sharing your experience with us all
Scrappy industries would be proud of you your handy with a torch ,Fun time at Matts Place
I would never have believed that was possible. You impress the heck out me in most all of your videos.
I would have cut the frame behind the engine and cut away the suspension and you would have had a nice frame to hold the engine for working in the future.
Matt i Had Toy Trucks and Construction Equipment When I Was Little But Your Sir Are KING ! Keep up the GOOD work
Good job on pointlessly throwing that empty can of ether. Now that's how a real man does it.
31:47 I hope Scrappy Industries will have a video bout his project and this gmc dump bed. I’d love to watch it 👌👍🏻
Just so you know my 2 year old boy chose to watch this episode with me over paw patrol he was just as excited as you when that engine fired up
Watching your " Blower " and ether " retrofit " The saying " Time for a new Timmy " kept rolling through my head. It was worth it for the maniacal laugh!
Keep’em Coming Matt. Bravo 👏
This episode tells us all we need to know about Matt, the mechanical scientist.
He starts out with a theory “Can this engine be saved, will it run?” Then comes a series of experiments in which he collaborates with others and tries the suggestion to enlarge the intake and force more air in using a leaf blower, using ether as fuel. “Try again, fail again. Fail better.” Must admire work ethic, keeps trying. Then total joy at success, engine saved.
We also learn that anything Matt send to scrap yard is absolutely, truly not able to be salvaged, must melt. Whatta’ guy, must subscribe! 😅
Unusual to see something being taken apart to be scrapped on this channel and not sand blasted and painted to be put back together. :)
Matt is well-to-do now. If his channel keeps growing at this rate he'll soon be wearing a top hat and buying brand new machines. 😁
Loved this adventure. Leaf blower was genius! Wondering, ever think of hiring a young guy who wants hands-on experience other than high school shop as an assistant? I know you can do it all, but a second set of hands might be fun. Also, an entertaining addition to the program. I know, insurance and OSHA, but free labor might offset those? Anyway, kid could be OSHA and you could continue your mad scientist fun and it would be a fun contrast.
Old hood front would make Great wall art for a shop Great video ❤️🇺🇲💯👍
Matt, just because something doesn't work doesn't mean it's a waste of time! If nothing else, you've entertained us!!
Why not use the hood as an awning over a shop door?
Hey Matt, it's great you got the engine running and the rest of the video was like watching a surgeon harvesting body parts from some person who has "Organ Donor" on their drivers' license. You also showed another use for a hardhat, as a dustpan!. And the last part of the video you remind me a mean older brother who goes around breaking up his younger brother's toys. Good video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Say hey to Ms. Eva and your 4 legged children and Cheers from this old; retired coot who's still living the dream in Tennessee.
I cant believe we are seeing you actually scrap something.
The bolt shooting out of the blower manifold.... 😂. Love your work Matt
Great to see you finish a project 👏
Wow, you actually found a decent use for a hard hat. Colour me impressed. Now all you need to do is get rid of all the reversing beepers! I miss those days.
Great show. I love it when you do sketchy stuff I guess we can start calling you the sketch master.
it's always a good way to end a week with a new Diesel Creek episode.
Right now, across America, people are running to Walmart, and buying up all the leaf blowers they can. Just to supercharge their Hondas, Toyotas and Subarus..........
You apparently never saw the Roadkill episode where they strapped 4 leaf blowers to a car…
You mean everyone is running to Gettomart Stealing Leaf Blowers to supercharge their Stolen Hondas .. Toyotas
@@astridsactionrc545 Was that "The Boost Caboose"...?
You forgot to mention jeeps also.
10:23 Definite mad scientist laugh there! 😃 Thanks for another cool video!
On my way to the pike steam show in Brownsville
Good thing the brushes didn’t explode the leaf blower!
With a hole directly into the engine and no valves, there is nothing to prevent blow back except the air pressure from the leaf blower. I would 199% expect that to happen. I figured the whole blower would just explode by itself by getting a spark from the electric motor.
The Detroit has 4 exhaust valves
The Detroit has 4 exhaust valves
The Detroit has 4 exhaust valves
@@IMObyMark was referring to the "no intake valves hole in the blower " situation 😉👍
The leaf blower idea makes sense. High volume of air and some pressure to replace the super charger. Cool video, Matt. I can't wait to see what you put that Detroit in.
Blows it up,hey let's do it again with more ether! Lol I love it! Great video Matt!
Another great video showing your tenacity and knowledge to get things to work. Thanks for sharing, Matt.
Serious Red Green vibes today .
Definitely one of the best videos, I’ve watched, couldn’t help, but go back and replay the part where the motor was actually running 😅
Some things are just pointless . This is a perfect example of one of those things .
The point, was to see if it would run. It did. Glad I could help.
In the words of another RUclipsr about many of his shenanigans, "This wins a gold medal in the waste of time Olympics" 😂
👍👍👍👍👍👌Great start up and clean up always good stuff!!! Tele handler worth its weight in gold !!