Excellent score Mustie! A $2500.00 machine fixed for under $200.00, and a machine that will come in super handy for future projects and around the house. Definitely a keeper :D
I'VE BEEN WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS FOR A WHILE NOW. AND I HAVE TO SAY THANK YOU, I RUN A SMALL LANDSCAPEING BUSINESS AND YOUR VIDEOS HAVE HELPED ME GET IN THERE AND FIX MY OWN EQUIPMENT. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE KNOWLEDGE, KEEP THEM COMING.
And you still have the bucket truck lol. Great video sir. I have, and continue to learn so much from you. I picked up a discarded Stihl trimmer at the dump and was able to repair it per the confidence youve given me. Thank you.
Mustie, that was the funniest thing I've seen for years, when everything was spraying water out. Just be careful on the old girl (carmen ghia) don't want to blow all the bondo off 🤣
Darren, for future reference, that sediment filter is plastic. We replaced ours at work with metal ones, and don't have leaks on them anymore. Your call on using pipe dope instead of teflon is spot on. The tape gets brittle over time and can separate inside of those fittings and get caught in the tip. Also a spinner or turbo tip is a good investment on cleaning. It gets under the dirt (and paint if one is not careful) faster.
That's what I like about this channel! Mustie 1 shows you the mishaps as well as the good things whereas a lot of people would have edited the leaks out & re-shot it. That's a great bit o kit.
Mi T M still makes great machines. They used to put together models for retail in major paint stores with different engines and price points. Most of them would deliver around 4 gallons per minute. I bought one new in 1985 with an 11 or 13 hp Wisconsin Robin on it. After 20 years I put an electric start engine on it. I still have the machine and it runs well because it was never left in the rain and was never set up where it would get wet !! Rust in the gas tank once from condensation was the only issue ever !
The part you thought has a stack of washers is called the "unloader" and that sets your running pressure. Since it bogs you might want to loosen it off about 1/4 turn. They came with a hand grip on the unloader when they were new, well most did, that was why, different tip different pressure. FYI
Most pressure washers can trace a lot of problems down to that damn u loader sticking,seizing up. You're right, I just tighten/loosen mine a few turns and it works fone. I always swear by usi g the pressure washer pump lube at the end of the season...it works too
I don't know if I should love you or hate you. This video inspired me to repair my pressure washer that has been setting for three years. I am down to the stopped up nozzle! Thanks for the inspiration... I think...
OK< From NJ, Mustie must need a PERMIT to transfer GRAGE SALE ITEMS from NJ to NH, wonder if they got him at the border or he snuck it across? ................Everywhere you turn in this state of NJ they are looking for $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.....
I feel like an apprentice learning a new piece of equipment and I Thoroughly enjoy all your videos and how you narrate them and include the viewer by asking them questions as if they were with you. I have learned more in the short time I started watching your videos and has saved me countless hours of frustration. Good on you brother and keep them coming.
Too funny! The correct male quick connect costs $3 at your local hardware or big box store. Your New England frugality is to be admired, I guess. You’re the best.
Amen, we had one in my neighborhood growing up in the 70's , he repaired all of our cars and installed everybody's car stereos/speakers....he was retired Army and we paid him in beer & he loved bbq ribs. Best friend ever is a shade tree mechanic
I've been battling cancer all winter & watching the videos you put out help curb the debilitating anxiety & panic attacks, the stress of the cancer treatment & I can occupy my mind so I feel better/forget it temporarily. May God Bless you Darrin (sp?).
Suggestion: when using a file on a lathe, please put a handle on the thing. It's way too easy to inject that tang into the palm of your hand and up your wrist, which can be uncomfortable.
Having been very closely associated with manufacture and testing of pressure washers, I can offer a bit of "inside" advice. First, on the quick connects...they will absolutely not interchange with pneumatic fittings. All of the larger consumer/light commercial (except electric portable models) pressure washers use the same size quick connects, and the standard threaded end is 3/8" NPT. the end you tried to remove from the hose no doubt was threaded on the hose end, just stubborn. Heat up the plastic collar with a heat gun, and it should slide off, so you can get a wrench on the hose end. The pumps will generally take a good bit of frost, as they're necessarily pretty robust. I noticed a supply of gaskets wired to one of the hoses, maybe that is a hint? The range of supplied tips also have quick connects, which are a different size. You have to skin the collar back to connect as well as disconnect the pressure connectors.
Mustie; please start buying the correct parts to fix these machines. I get trying to fix these machines with used parts you have on hand but to what end? A littler research wil tell you that Air and pressure washing connectors are not interchangeable. Once you jump the gun and pour 2 part fuel in everything; What do you do with the final half repaired product? Sorry but I'm done with these/your videos!
Pump oil 30 weight non-detergent only fill the pump a tad over the notch in the dip stick. Pump sounds healthy when you spun it over by hand. 4GPM @ 3000 PSI is a very nice unit nice score! Water in is just a sediment bowl that has a 80 micron screen to clean.
Darren, that orange spring assembly is the pressure unloader, and it's used to increase or decreasing the operating pressure for washing. One of my duties at work is servicing our pressure washers. Your assessment of not buying them from yard sales and the like is correct.
She's an expensive one new. You got a good find there, just needs some new parts that I see you're unpacking as I'm leaving this comment... lol. Always entertaining and educational Mustie (Darren). Thanks again. You are THE man!
You make me want to go back to auctions again (I wish), I cannot however as I dont have a garage nor the tools, those days went years ago but I love watching you and your quotes
Your explanations are super and the graphics are great. Also I like your laughing at things. Keep them coming. I look forward to every one. Can't wait till it warms up enough so I can try fixing up stuff.
Love your enthusiasm for gettin these forgotten about pieces of equipment goin again. That’s impressive to me you got that workin again. Nice stuff. -Pidge
I wish I could have learned these things 50 years ago ! Anyway , I know them now and am thankful you're teaching others . You are special for givin' the damn .
I should of been in bed 2 hours ago... cant stop watching these videos and i have never worked on any engine in my life :) Greetings from South Africa!
Man that's a beast of a pressure washer, you stole it at $75. A unit like that is for heavy duty or commercial applications, great job bringing it back to life Mustie1, you now got yourself a nice pressure washer!
I've been watching you for quite some time, and I can't decide if you've huffed too much paint in your day or you just allow for some comic relief.. Either way you crack me up man. You always have a comeback for what these machines throw at you. Kudos to you for doing what you love, sharing it with the world and receiving so much return on it.
"it looks like it'll want to drop down in there...." - takes out hammer, whacks a couple time - "fits - might be a leak later on..." - end result is that it cleaned itself - awesome work @Mustie1 :)
Not the main reason why belt drives are better. They are better because you can run the pumps at a lower RPM so they dont wear as quickly but make the same amount of pressure as a comparable direct drive pump.
I just bought the exact same pressure washer at a pawn shop for $200. It took me awhile to get it running but it's a beast! Of course I changed the oil in the crankcase and the pump. The pump needed a new unloader $65 part. $7 on carburetor gaskets. Make sure that your fuel filter is one that is designed for NON FUEL PUMP. It is a gravity-fed system it will only run for a short time with a fuel pump style filter
Love your videos man. Your in passion with what make you happy. I did what you do as a kid and there is nothing better than hearing the motor run for the first time. I have grown and work on diesel engines now. But you have sparked my interest to start building small engines for my community. Michigan checking in!!!!!
Once Mustie has worked his magic, a tweak here a tweak there etc the thing is working better than factory new ! ....would you buy a used car from this man ?...most definitely !
I like your humor, explanations, and talking to/with your audience. I recently came across your channel and enjoy your videos even though I’m an IT consultant and not particularly mechanically inclined.
Set Screws are the only surface that clamps a pulley to a shaft. A "QD" Bushing (Which you have there and is tapered) is a Quick Detachable Bushing...by the looks SH, or SDS maybe... hence the Install Bolts are used to quickly detach the bushing when being replaced. These Bushings, because of their tapered design,clamp the entire circumference of the shaft(360 Degrees)as opposed to the 2 set screws. QD's are the way to go Mustie1!!! I absolutely Love this Channel! Thanks for making the Videos long!!!
I fix these for a living, The unloader valve is a giant brand. Spring washers stacked instead of a coil spring. Designed for up to 10 gpm. Very good deal for 75 clams, you may want to get an easy start valve for the pump. The pressure and gpm determines the orifice size. Lemme know if you have any questions. Thanks for sharing sir.
The dip-stick in the pump is for the pump lubrication oil level. This looks like a Giant brand pump, and the oil needs to be changed regularly. By the look of the motor oil it probably never has been changed. These were used on High Speed Drills used in machine shops. Great video.
Omg. The day got even better (its my birthday today) and what could be a better gift of today than a hour long video from the no1 youtuber. Nice machine.
I love the word wrench! Much better than Spanner.... do you have stillsons in the US or is it pipe wrench... an adjustable spanner is sometimes a shifter.... But as an apprentice we were banned from using shifters always the correct tool for the job.....
I picked up the same Mi-T-M unit in a estate sale a few weeks ago. I posted a video on it. Mine started and works great. I didn't need to do a thing to it... didn't even need to put gas in it. It had fresh oil in the engine and pump, plus a new air filter. There the top of the line washers. I got it for sale on Craigslist for $450.
Ye. (Spoilers but who cares anymore anyway? This is Mustie1 we're talking about) He not only got it running, but he also got it washing cars. Did 5 in 10 minutes.
.I say Mustie gets the BUCKET TRUCK out of HIBO and he uses it to clean the house, plusother projects.......................New sideline? MUSTIES MOBILE VW WASHING?
Great money maker there! I bought one that size at an estate auction for a couple hundred and started using it for our business (property preservation) for mortgage companies, it quickly paid for itself and is a great $$$ producer.
I'll tell you from experience that one of these things can clean the hell out of an industrial kitchen. We use them all the time around the theme park I work at, thanks for tearing down what I always want to.
Just discovered your channel. Love it. Really interesting stuff to watch. Really makes you think about how to figure out how stuff works without instructions. Keep it coming
Put a black soap nozzle in the end of the wand with a down stream soap injector to soap down your cars . Leave the soap on for a few minutes then go with your wash tip to rinse and you'll be good to go. Love your videos all the time. Can't wait for your next one. Very educational video's you publish. Keep them coming. God bless from Pittsburgh,Pa.
Great job getting the pressure washer back to working condition. I enjoy your videos and have picked up some good knowledge with them. Thanks for taking the time to film and sharing some great tips! It is appreciated...
Excellent score Mustie! A $2500.00 machine fixed for under $200.00, and a machine that will come in super handy for future projects and around the house. Definitely a keeper :D
I'VE BEEN WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS FOR A WHILE NOW. AND I HAVE TO SAY THANK YOU, I RUN A SMALL LANDSCAPEING BUSINESS AND YOUR VIDEOS HAVE HELPED ME GET IN THERE AND FIX MY OWN EQUIPMENT. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE KNOWLEDGE, KEEP THEM COMING.
And you still have the bucket truck lol. Great video sir. I have, and continue to learn so much from you. I picked up a discarded Stihl trimmer at the dump and was able to repair it per the confidence youve given me. Thank you.
I was today years old when I learned about the half inch extension for the oil drain... No more fighting with wrenches.... Thanks Mustie1!
Used to use those before painting houses. If you put the zero tip in the gun, you can write your name in the asphalt of your driveway.
yep, we got one built with 10hp 600v electric motor and a general pump. It cut a 2x4 in half
lol holy shit no wonder why it says to not aim it at someone. blow the pelt right off them
it would bloody kill them.
Very nice pressure washer. Nice to see the bucket truck again. Hope to see it soon.
Mustie, that was the funniest thing I've seen for years, when everything was spraying water out. Just be careful on the old girl (carmen ghia) don't want to blow all the bondo off 🤣
Darren, for future reference, that sediment filter is plastic. We replaced ours at work with metal ones, and don't have leaks on them anymore. Your call on using pipe dope instead of teflon is spot on. The tape gets brittle over time and can separate inside of those fittings and get caught in the tip. Also a spinner or turbo tip is a good investment on cleaning. It gets under the dirt (and paint if one is not careful) faster.
Brave man pointing that at the bucket truck... half expected it to shatter!
That's what I like about this channel! Mustie 1 shows you the mishaps as well as the good things whereas a lot of people would have edited the leaks out & re-shot it. That's a great bit o kit.
I found it online for 2499.99! so you got a great deal man!! Great video man!
He got a hell of a deal he put a lot of time into it but he has a powerful pressure washer
@Boss Günter He can upgrade it any time, got many engines ready to fly
We got a working huge 30hp pressure washer in good working condition for £400
Its ok you can say 2.500.
Mi T M still makes great machines. They used to put together models for retail in major paint stores with different engines and price points. Most of them would deliver around 4 gallons per minute. I bought one new in 1985 with an 11 or 13 hp Wisconsin Robin on it. After 20 years I put an electric start engine on it. I still have the machine and it runs well because it was never left in the rain and was never set up where it would get wet !! Rust in the gas tank once from condensation was the only issue ever !
The part you thought has a stack of washers is called the "unloader" and that sets your running pressure. Since it bogs you might want to loosen it off about 1/4 turn. They came with a hand grip on the unloader when they were new, well most did, that was why, different tip different pressure. FYI
Most pressure washers can trace a lot of problems down to that damn u loader sticking,seizing up. You're right, I just tighten/loosen mine a few turns and it works fone. I always swear by usi g the pressure washer pump lube at the end of the season...it works too
@@kennycybertron1 j.
I don't know if I should love you or hate you. This video inspired me to repair my pressure washer that has been setting for three years. I am down to the stopped up nozzle! Thanks for the inspiration... I think...
$75 for that unit is a steal.
OK< From NJ, Mustie must need a PERMIT to transfer GRAGE SALE ITEMS from NJ to NH, wonder if they got him at the border or he snuck it across? ................Everywhere you turn in this state of NJ they are looking for $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.....
What about the $200 Ford.
indeed!
Steeve Rioux I
+53 more for new connector and tips. = $128$. still good catch.
Good for you Musti 1 , only goes to show , we're all out there giving love back to old machinery , well done .
I feel like an apprentice learning a new piece of equipment and I Thoroughly enjoy all your videos and how you narrate them and include the viewer by asking them questions as if they were with you. I have learned more in the short time I started watching your videos and has saved me countless hours of frustration.
Good on you brother and keep them coming.
Can't believe it. Just spent an hour watching this. And not a single minute boring.
I would love to see you work on that bucket truck. That would make for a great playlist. It sure could use the love.
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double cab...? plz.
Like the comment so he knows.
It sure COULD DO WITH some love.
Too funny! The correct male quick connect costs $3 at your local hardware or big box store. Your New England frugality is to be admired, I guess. You’re the best.
Yeah Wayne, and I laughed too at 33:17 when he said "That was easy" It must have taken Mustie1 a good hour plus, to make all those connections. LOL
There was a time when every small town had a Mustie1. The man who could fix anything. Another great video!
some still do. im one of those fellas
@@tailsdollblack9340 That's great to hear. Hope you are always busy.
Amen, we had one in my neighborhood growing up in the 70's , he repaired all of our cars and installed everybody's car stereos/speakers....he was retired Army and we paid him in beer & he loved bbq ribs. Best friend ever is a shade tree mechanic
well tomorrow iam gonna get cheap old engine and gonna make it run
Mustie1 fix a rainy day!~ LOL!
Mustie1 videos and coffee on the deck on a beautiful spring morning. Life is good.
Yup, me too. Cheers !
Call it "The Beast". great find. Fantastic price. Good job.
I've been battling cancer all winter & watching the videos you put out help curb the debilitating anxiety & panic attacks, the stress of the cancer treatment & I can occupy my mind so I feel better/forget it temporarily. May God Bless you Darrin (sp?).
l feel for you al
Suggestion: when using a file on a lathe, please put a handle on the thing. It's way too easy to inject that tang into the palm of your hand and up your wrist, which can be uncomfortable.
“can be uncomfortable”
I second that!
I used to have an 11 horse Honda pressure washer years ago. My friends sure loved me for it! You’ll love this unit. All the power you need.
"1st thing to be cleaned is itself". Mustie1's law.
Great to see you're on the cheap engines again! Greetings from Chile!
" it's always the carburetor."
@@navigatorx1013 "Let's see if it got spark"
Oh yeah.....!! @@BernoSour
Thank you so much for posting your videos! Your tutelage in carburetors is second to none!
The old B&S Industrial/Commercial 11hp , sings a sweet tune
I worked on and maintained Mi t M washers for years!! This is probably the best washer you can get!!
Having been very closely associated with manufacture and testing of pressure washers, I can offer a bit of "inside" advice. First, on the quick connects...they will absolutely not interchange with pneumatic fittings. All of the larger consumer/light commercial (except electric portable models) pressure washers use the same size quick connects, and the standard threaded end is 3/8" NPT. the end you tried to remove from the hose no doubt was threaded on the hose end, just stubborn. Heat up the plastic collar with a heat gun, and it should slide off, so you can get a wrench on the hose end. The pumps will generally take a good bit of frost, as they're necessarily pretty robust. I noticed a supply of gaskets wired to one of the hoses, maybe that is a hint? The range of supplied tips also have quick connects, which are a different size. You have to skin the collar back to connect as well as disconnect the pressure connectors.
Mustie; please start buying the correct parts to fix these machines. I get trying to fix these machines with used parts you have on hand but to what end? A littler research wil tell you that Air and pressure washing connectors are not interchangeable. Once you jump the gun and pour 2 part fuel in everything; What do you do with the final half repaired product? Sorry but I'm done with these/your videos!
I come back just to watch you work and laugh! One of the very best on YT!
Pump oil 30 weight non-detergent only fill the pump a tad over the notch in the dip stick. Pump sounds healthy when you spun it over by hand. 4GPM @ 3000 PSI is a very nice unit nice score!
Water in is just a sediment bowl that has a 80 micron screen to clean.
ND 30 is what I run in my pumps. Never had a mech. problem. Cups and seals replaced, but mechanics have always been fine.
Darren, that orange spring assembly is the pressure unloader, and it's used to increase or decreasing the operating pressure for washing. One of my duties at work is servicing our pressure washers. Your assessment of not buying them from yard sales and the like is correct.
She's an expensive one new. You got a good find there, just needs some new parts that I see you're unpacking as I'm leaving this comment... lol. Always entertaining and educational Mustie (Darren). Thanks again. You are THE man!
You make me want to go back to auctions again (I wish), I cannot however as I dont have a garage nor the tools, those days went years ago but I love watching you and your quotes
A Mi-T-M, so a Mighty M? Should'a been in bed an hour ago, but I couldn't resist a 'Will it run?' video! An impromptu fleet-wash, nice!
Your explanations are super and the graphics are great. Also I like your laughing at things. Keep them coming. I look forward to every one. Can't wait till it warms up enough so I can try fixing up stuff.
I love these long vids, please keep doing them.
Love your enthusiasm for gettin these forgotten about pieces of equipment goin again. That’s impressive to me you got that workin again. Nice stuff.
-Pidge
Smashing repair mustie :-D
Now that is a good tool, worth keeping.
I wish I could have learned these things 50 years ago ! Anyway , I know them now and am thankful you're teaching others . You are special for givin' the damn .
You must drink some THICK coffee, Mustie. I never needed a 20 ton jack to lift up my mug .
I should of been in bed 2 hours ago... cant stop watching these videos and i have never worked on any engine in my life :) Greetings from South Africa!
That's one of those fancy self-washing power washers!
... but then he disabled that feature with the new filter and hose.
also, camera-lens cleaner was engaged!!
Man that's a beast of a pressure washer, you stole it at $75. A unit like that is for heavy duty or commercial applications, great job bringing it back to life Mustie1, you now got yourself a nice pressure washer!
At 11hp I could see that being used at a shipyard, knocking off barnacles from ship hulls. ;-)
That's a powerful machine far above homeowner grade.
Best laugh I've had in a long time!!!! This was one of your finest. Thanks for making my week. I have to go clean my eyeball off. Take care.
I've been watching you for quite some time, and I can't decide if you've huffed too much paint in your day or you just allow for some comic relief.. Either way you crack me up man. You always have a comeback for what these machines throw at you. Kudos to you for doing what you love, sharing it with the world and receiving so much return on it.
"it looks like it'll want to drop down in there...." - takes out hammer, whacks a couple time - "fits - might be a leak later on..." - end result is that it cleaned itself - awesome work @Mustie1 :)
belt driven ones are better for the bigger pumps that way they dont mess the keyway up on the motor when flicking the handle on an off
Not the main reason why belt drives are better. They are better because you can run the pumps at a lower RPM so they dont wear as quickly but make the same amount of pressure as a comparable direct drive pump.
I just bought the exact same pressure washer at a pawn shop for $200. It took me awhile to get it running but it's a beast! Of course I changed the oil in the crankcase and the pump. The pump needed a new unloader $65 part. $7 on carburetor gaskets. Make sure that your fuel filter is one that is designed for NON FUEL PUMP. It is a gravity-fed system it will only run for a short time with a fuel pump style filter
HI Darin, as always a great Job !
cheers from Germany
"Cast Iron Bore" = the quality block from Briggs. They take a beating, and is forgiving on the oil. Excellent engine for other projects as well.
ill bet that was expensive back in the day looks well built
$2500
2500$ new
@@delmonte2238 thats pretty pricey for the day
@@goneshootin6401 I'd say that's pretty pricey now 😂
@@delmonte2238 tru but that was then now there common as a cold
Love your videos man. Your in passion with what make you happy. I did what you do as a kid and there is nothing better than hearing the motor run for the first time. I have grown and work on diesel engines now. But you have sparked my interest to start building small engines for my community. Michigan checking in!!!!!
$2500 pressure washer it's a good size one. You got it running good mustie1
Woohoo! A one hour + Mustie1 video. Im a happy camper. I like to tinker and i know my way around a tool box but what you do is amazing!
You laugh at things that would make me throw a hammer though a window
Must be how he stays sane (er). I've started trying to do that when things go sideways. It can't hurt.
I try to stay calm as well, but it depends on the other factors. Sometimes you can cause huge mess letting your emotions free :D
I'd laugh too if I only paid $75 for a MTM of that size. That's a real nice Gia you have there too.
Then you have a broken window. AND whatever you were fixing.
It took me only one windshield to figure that one out.
Joseph Aulbaugh Stay out of your way and get me handy
Nice win! Thanks for bringing us along!
Once Mustie has worked his magic, a tweak here a tweak there etc the thing is working better than factory new ! ....would you buy a used car from this man ?...most definitely !
I like your humor, explanations, and talking to/with your audience. I recently came across your channel and enjoy your videos even though I’m an IT consultant and not particularly mechanically inclined.
Briggs IC engines always have a distinct smooth sound.
And still running strong - even with this goo as oil !
Set Screws are the only surface that clamps a pulley to a shaft. A "QD" Bushing (Which you have there and is tapered) is a Quick Detachable Bushing...by the looks SH, or SDS maybe... hence the Install Bolts are used to quickly detach the bushing when being replaced. These Bushings, because of their tapered design,clamp the entire circumference of the shaft(360 Degrees)as opposed to the 2 set screws. QD's are the way to go Mustie1!!! I absolutely Love this Channel! Thanks for making the Videos long!!!
Tractor supply has the quick connection and guns fairly cheap
I fix these for a living, The unloader valve is a giant brand. Spring washers stacked instead of a coil spring. Designed for up to 10 gpm. Very good deal for 75 clams, you may want to get an easy start valve for the pump. The pressure and gpm determines the orifice size. Lemme know if you have any questions. Thanks for sharing sir.
Blown away on 1/2" extension trick. Where has my head been all this time?
Don't feel bad. I was surprised as well. So simple it's stupid... 👍 🇬🇧
Oh how nice it is to get home after school and find out Mustie has pieced together a new masterpiece! congrats on gettin er runnin again
this gentleman is like the macgyver of carbureted engines.
The dip-stick in the pump is for the pump lubrication oil level. This looks like a Giant brand pump, and the oil needs to be changed regularly. By the look of the motor oil it probably never has been changed. These were used on High Speed Drills used in machine shops. Great video.
I think the hose quick disconnect is a different style. If I remember there are two types,
Yes, and the smaller ones too.
Omg. The day got even better (its my birthday today) and what could be a better gift of today than a hour long video from the no1 youtuber. Nice machine.
happy birthday Isak. Im sending hookers and cocaine your way
@@hank1556 thx 😊
happy birthday
@@mustie1 thx. 😊
I love the word wrench! Much better than Spanner.... do you have stillsons in the US or is it pipe wrench... an adjustable spanner is sometimes a shifter.... But as an apprentice we were banned from using shifters always the correct tool for the job.....
I picked up the same Mi-T-M unit in a estate sale a few weeks ago. I posted a video on it. Mine started and works great. I didn't need to do a thing to it... didn't even need to put gas in it. It had fresh oil in the engine and pump, plus a new air filter. There the top of the line washers. I got it for sale on Craigslist for $450.
Hope it starts there is lots of spring cleaning that needs to be done
Ye. (Spoilers but who cares anymore anyway? This is Mustie1 we're talking about) He not only got it running, but he also got it washing cars. Did 5 in 10 minutes.
.I say Mustie gets the BUCKET TRUCK out of HIBO and he uses it to clean the house, plusother projects.......................New sideline? MUSTIES MOBILE VW WASHING?
@@rawr51919 yeah, but the PW is MURDER on the CLEAR COATS and it loosens it and peels.............
congratulations on the new shopGood lord continue to bless you sir
At liest we know you can work under PRESSURE.
raspyberry!!
Small motors mechanic - has more hammers than a carpenter!
Cool video!
Pronounced "Mighty Em." And yes, you have a very valuable pressure washer now.
Great money maker there! I bought one that size at an estate auction for a couple hundred and started using it for our business (property preservation) for mortgage companies, it quickly paid for itself and is a great $$$ producer.
Why would anyone give thumbs down
Must be jealous people ?
I'll tell you from experience that one of these things can clean the hell out of an industrial kitchen. We use them all the time around the theme park I work at, thanks for tearing down what I always want to.
Mustie, you can not make any more "Will it Run " Vids It should be"When will I make it run" ? Great stuff.
I like this idea. We could all make bets on the time (min:sec) it actually happens.
Just discovered your channel. Love it. Really interesting stuff to watch. Really makes you think about how to figure out how stuff works without instructions. Keep it coming
Daddy’s got a new toy. Everybody is getting a bath!!! 😂
"Honey why are you taking the fridge outside...."
Love watching Mustie! He laughs when we'd be cursing our asses off.
Car wash at Mustie1’s line em up! Hey at least it’s WARM enough to be out washing cars! 👍
Put a black soap nozzle in the end of the wand with a down stream soap injector to soap down your cars .
Leave the soap on for a few minutes then go with your wash tip to rinse and you'll be good to go.
Love your videos all the time.
Can't wait for your next one.
Very educational video's you publish.
Keep them coming. God bless from Pittsburgh,Pa.
30:05 That is what we in the trade refer to as "Interference Fit" of in plain speak, "I had to interfere with it to make it fit"
Another useful tool. You got a winner there.
That oil was black and thick, I'd do a couple more oil changes !
Mark Collins it ain’t sposed to be?
Looks like a SAE50 weight...
That handle connection tho.... lol! Cracking me up! Great job 👏
Mustie1: OK, sweetie, we're going on vacation!
Mrs. Mustie1: Great! I'm very excited! Where are we going?
Mustie1: New Jersey.
Mrs. Mustie1: ...
Mrs. Mustie1: Just promise me you won't buy some piece of junk at a yard sale.
...what exit?
classic tuning of the carb. Just on the edge of rich. Great work. One step at a time.
And now his water bill goes up a grand, but, everything is clean
Love it how you have a fire stove in your workshop
The name is actually pronounced "Mighty M"
Growing up in Michigan I always thought it had something to do with Michigan.... research proved me wrong lol
Great to see you beat the throw away system. Back in business with just some work on your part. Good job.
Couldn't lose on that one. The Pulleys and belts were worth the $75.00.
John
Great job getting the pressure washer back to working condition. I enjoy your videos and have picked up some good knowledge with them. Thanks for taking the time to film and sharing some great tips! It is appreciated...