Will This WW1 British Fighter Plane Start After 15 Years?... Clear Prop!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Can Jesse and Jimmy get this ww1 british fighter replica to start after 15 years?
Awesome T-shirts here: www.SaveThe310...
The challenge is accepted
Facebook: / jimmys-world-104845438...
Instagram: / therealjimmysworld
Elvis Jet series: • Elvis Jet
View the Entire 310 Series: • I just Bought 3 Abando...
Other Abandoned Airplanes:
Abandoned for 20 years, Will it RUN? 1947 Bonanza V-Tail • Abandoned Airplane Wil...
Abandoned 7 Years, Can I get it running? 1968 Piper Aztec • Abandoned Airplane Wil...
10 Fastest Cheap Airplanes You Can Buy For Your Family • 10 Fastest Cheap Airpl...
10 Fighter Jets You Can Buy! • 10 Private Fighter Jet...
For Business/Media: therealjimmysworld@gmail.com
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
Why are you NOT thee #1🥇🏆 aviation channel on RUclips™️ Jimmy!??🤷🏻♂️…You should be breaking the internet or at the very least,RUclips with your videos!! OMG I thought my bladder was gonna have a catastrophic failure or choke to death when you said,”This is TOTALLY safe”….LOLOLOLOL🤣🤣🤣…..Keep the AWESOME content coming and please keep us posted on the Elvis Memorabilia! Not sure if your going to be accepting preorders but if you do,please mark me down for a piece of ELVIS(and Jimmy) history!! Obviously,the sky is NOT your limit Jimmy!!🫶🙏✌️😎
Thanks so much! Elvis memorabilia update coming next Friday :)
That mini dozer was a kit sold in the late 50’s early 60’s. My friend Neighbor has one and they are worth a lot on money.
I just bought one a few days ago picked it up for $500 and runs awesome
Wow Col. Louis George Mason If this is the owner, he lived an interesting life he was special forces. He was both a military and FAA certified parachute rigger and instructor he was appointed to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) He was a collector of model trains, building a large train room in his retirement home for his “O Scale” trains Lou was a lifetime member the Special Forces Association (“Decader”), a life member of the Army War College Foundation and a member of the Army Navy Country Club in Arlington, Va. In addition, he belonged to the Special Forces Regiment, designated as an “ARSOF Icon” (Army Special Operations Forces), a DARPA Alumni, Distinguished Member of the Quartermaster Corps, and a Quartermaster Corps Hall of Fame recipient. I just love the history behind that airplane it is so fascinating the man, the myth, a legend
Jimmy, the VW starter bolted to the bellhousing thar in turn bolted to the transaxle....My brother used to build VW motors and he would use a cutaway VW bellhousing to stand test engines...looks like you have room in there to add a starter and clear the mag. If position is wrong ...depending on application the starter could clock at a different position according to bellhousing application. Also, it looks like you have room for an alternator stand under the shroud. The cooling fan delete shouldn't be a problem as it does nothing to support the alternator. It's just a drive through the alternator to drive the fan.
Also old VWs that have sat awhile can have some sticky valves as well as valve face/seat rust. These normally clear up after start up.. but it doesn't hurt to pop the covers, lube the valves, then give then a few light hammer taps prior to start up. This is also the time to check valve lash
Jesse you have the right stuff. Glad you're on the team. Jimmy needs all the help he can get.
I just wanted to say, I truly enjoy your videos. You always make laugh even on bad days, so thank you. Keep up the good work.
Jimmy I accidently stumbled across your channel and let me say that I enjoy it so much I just had to take a moment to let you know. Thank you so much for allowing this old man to have something to enjoy. Better than any TV show I have seen. Jimmy you are something else.
Well said
Can I get a clear prop!
@@loishope6605 CleeeeAAaaarR PrRoooooop
Jesse is a great addition to the Jimmy nation!
As long as those are mosquito bites and not fresh track marks on his arms. I was a bit concerned.
@@XorkHeartXenulast video there were some on his neck so I’m gonna say mosquito bites.
2 Jimmy videos in one day sweeeeeeeeet, Clear Prop & throw it.
Thanks for the audio improvements - sounds much better, headphone users appreciate the levels not getting low then spiking. GRACIAS!
Cool video Jimmy. I enjoyed watching you two struggle to get this old 4 cylinder engine to run. Thanks for sharing.
That old refrigerator will probably still work! Unlike the ones you buy today where the compressor goes out in 2 to 3 years
Today’s outlets would burn up trying to feed 40 amps to start the compressor lol
A modern fridge will last ten years plus, easily.
@@johnnunn8688 I believe he was being funny
it is all those silicon diodes
@@gavinkeller183 if so, he failed; miserably.
That little dozer looks like one you could buy yrs ago. They were usually for sale in the back of magazines. You should buy that and use it to tow your small aircraft.
Jimmy needs that little dozer!
They still make them today. Even have versions with a front loader and backhoe. Also make ones that are a little bigger.
One thing I learned long ago, that first start is always the hardest.
LMAO!!! I will use that line 5 times today!! "I can see the runningness from here."
Morning coffee and a new video from Jimmy's World.....only way to start the day..!
We have a saying in Australia. Jimmy got it going, but Jesse loosened her up for him.
man i love seening these old planes makes me want to get back in to ultralights
Struck mini-dozer! So cool. I wanted one of those really-really bad as a kid. I remember having them send me their catalog, (60's I think),. They're a bit of a collector thing nowadays. I think that airplane might need a re-cover. Just a guess, 😁
For the first million or so prop throws were you running into basically a vapor lock with the squeeze bottle? I didn't see a vent hole to allow the fuel to flow freely from it.
A vent hole would definitely be needed
Can we talk about the fantastic voice over that sounded very heart warming at the end?
Would love to see you get it flying and take it up! Love the videos! My dad was a private pilot growing up so I have a lot of hours up with him lol. It takes me back instantly every flight cockpit video. He unfortunately passed several years ago so I greatly appreciate your videos! Keepem comin! 😊
You needed to have your fuel bottle vented, a closed bottle system would create reverse Suction to the carb not allowing fuel to flow, hence the reason it would run when you manually squeeze the bottle forcing fuel pressure into the carb. She would of started within 10 blades with proper fuel I'd say, great video tho!
My thoughts too!
A plus for maximum effort on this one Jimmy!😮
I like how ya aim the plane directly at the rental car.
he has the extra insurance
Jimmy, those whole ...let's say - fleet of crooked birds , reminds me just two worlds: Dastardly & Muttley
Jimmy & Jesse's world ftw
I love old sheds and the stuff they hold
Jesse is sitting on that thing like he's riding a 4 wheeler. He's making sure none of those spiders climb up on him lol. Jimmy if Jesse rides in this thing you better put a parachute on him because if one of those spiders climb up on him he's bailing out
The answer to that question is, 'It's because they're much simpler and they don't as many components as a newer aircraft.' This means that there's less to go wrong. Jimmy, I watch other people's RUclips videos. Most of them clean out the carburetors of the engines they're on. So many of them are quite dirty, with their passages clogged with dried fuel. A few of them put them in parts washers to rid them of that dried fuel. Sleeper Dude has one of those cleaners. I didn't see you once you cleaned a single carburetor. I believe that those difficult to start engines would start sooner in the event you clean those carburetors instead of needing to spin a prop at the front of those aircrafts. You know how sore your arm will be the morning after you spun them a few hundred times, as you and Jesse did with that Volkswagen engine in that replica.
2 jimmys world one friday? I wonder where my reignigted desire to fly something besides a fancy kite is coming from!!!
Mini Dozer would make a great tow tug. I agree with it being another start up video. P.S. love the WW1 clone. Wish I had a place to put it...🤓
More mini-dozer content!
what is its real name even?
@Typical Sharky
I believe that it is manufactured by Struck.
Volkswagon motors are commonly used in light aircraft. they can be dependable if fully gone over. My neighbor built a plane and put a VW motor in it and flew it off the cow pasture field across the street from our suburban homes in Wichita. It worked he flew it around and brought it back and landed it. Homemade airplane he welded together in his basement. Experimental. Worked. this was early seventies when I was a child.
That’s a Struck mini dozer!! I had one! They can pull like crazy but not so much on pushing! Fun little machine though!
My grandpa and I watch your videos a lot! And if you’re ever in SD that would be awesome to say hello to ya jimmy
Jimmy, you two Dudes need some serious "Mental" evaluation! But, ya al' have "Gitter Dun" tenacity! Thanks, Enjoy all your videos, keep em' comin'! Be safe!
I am impressed with you guys! Love it that you got the old looking plane to run.
So cool. Some day I’ll find my own dusty old biplane. I’ll live vicariously through yours.
Heroic. The VW engine in it is hilarious! Be fun to taxi around if the rudder works, and you have a working kill switch :).
My eldest brother, who is now deceased, would have loved this. He was a private pilot and a bit of a daredevil, so he would have patched up the wing and tried to fly this oldie.
Cool on How You changed the Lyrics from Gilligan's Island. IT RUNS!! Wow!
I always want to clean the carbs and pump up some oil pressure before running one. That carb cleaning woulda saved you about eleventy thirteen prop spins on that one. That's what the ends of guitar/mandolin strings that you cut off after restringing them are for. Got some in my tool box from an old 12 string I got at a pawn shop in the mid 80s.
Mini dozer, “can I get a … ‘clear track!’”
I have slowly sold off my new vehicles to restore and modernize my my old classics. I went through a rough mountain winter, and the older trucks I built up were the safest and most reliable. My wife has gotten to where,if the weather is bad, she will not go out in the newer tundra, it is scary to drive compared to my older 70 to 80s stuff. Between the traction control and antilock brakes, it won't stop, go, or turn without arguing with the driver in snowy mountain.
8:17 "I'm gunna go with an even 25."
Bad news, Jimmy. I guess you didn't know 25 is an odd number.
Stunning content. As a content creator who happens to fly, I’ve always tried to be different by being genuine. So many of your comments ring true, from the keyboard warriors, who forget the video was edited, to the regulators in my case, the CAA, who always seem to be casting their beady eyes over everything we do. (it is nice to know that they’re watching). And nice to know that we have similar thoughts - keep it up!!!
❤ I love Jimmy's videos and I really dig his humor. He always entertaining and fun to watch, great stories and interesting aviation content! I'm subscribed and I'm big follower of Jimmy's and his latest videos with Jessy are amazing!! Thank you so much Jimmy and Jessy for providing me with so much fun watching your show's.❤❤❤❤❤❤
1000 dollars, You got a lot of work inspection? Wings and recovering tarps, dope/Paint it. The real engine of 1918-22 aluminum water cool (115 hp idle) 120-165. This EAA ultralight VW round the fronts? Blows due to lack of air-cooling the engine. Nice one when you finish.
The slime bottles are a genius idea 💡
Thanks. Always a pleasure..
The reason they run longer and easier start is because there is less electronics. And how well it was maintained new or old. But you already knew that love the show keep up the good work guys. And I agree the mini dozer was the coolest thing there.
huh? How do electronics affect the engine?
@@buckmurdock2500 huh ? 😂 Shows what you know .
Love the Airspeed tops out at "80".....VNE = 81
Absolutely love the sound of that engine
❤❤❤those vintage double decker aircrafts are nice, good find there Jimmy!😊❤
What could possibly go wrong 🤷♂ You wont find me flying in it, but once its been sorted its going to make someone a nice flying machine 👍👍
I'm down to see the Struck Mini Dozer run. Had one years ago and it was handy.
Love that the old replica plane did get fired up!
You have to realize that probably one of the most prolific motors available at the time. This would have come out of the VW beetle one of the later years, it being a dual port head it would be over 60hp. Some of them had fuel injection.
I LOVE that mini 28:01 SE5. I’m partial to WW1 aircraft styles.
I keep thinking I need to hitch up my 30' flatbed trailer and come down there and start taking the wings off and loading them up to haul to Florida for you. That old SE5 would fit in real well here on our field T7SO. Grass strip 25 miles north of Fort Worth..... My friend and neighbor restores old airplanes for a living, and I built this trailer to haul his airplane finds here on it. We've got warbirds, biplanes and a bunch of those guys who pretend they are in ALaska that do all that STOL stuff! up here on the field.
Don’t think, ACT!
Keep up the good work Jimmy where is your son There is no better history than right there
Most kids are in school around this time of year.
Awesome. A British biplane? I love your videos man.
Britain built more Biplanes that most other countries... Sopwith Camel and SE5a being the most famous :)
It’s a kit aircraft, built in Texas.
With a German engine
Awesome plane there Jimmy. Stay safe my friend.
The engine block manifold is almost the entire radius of the propeller itself, I’m genuinely amazed this thing flew at all
Great video on how to strengthen your arms and shoulders😂. Lots of reps. A little cleaning, replace some fabric and she will be good to go. I really want to see the dozer going. Jimmy, you could take it to your reserve weekend as a heavy equipment operator and impress your buddies.
Love the work....
Put a hole/vent in the fuel bottle...
solved many mystery file issues..
It will start and run to the crash site at the end of the runway….where, on taxi it just folds up to a pile of misc. random parts.
Great, awesome job and video. Keep on keeping on top of the clouds 💪
I'm enjoying every minute of this video. Good luck with the rest of them.
Just a little heads-up, Jimmy: the valve tappets on aircooled Volkswagen engines have to be periodically adjusted.
Jesse seems to be ready to run JIMMY'S NUT HOUSE. HE has his own personality and works his own magic to get some of the "old gem" Texas Brush hopper P.O.S. PLANES
Running àgain. Trump would be proud
Where did you find Jesse?? He seems like such a cool guy!
A garage sale???
Sweet it runs, Jesse mustn't have been throwing prop fast enough...lol
Yeh idle circuit was probably clogged, thanks for vid!
Hey Jimmy if you are interested I have friend who has a Bowers Flybaby Biplane done up a WW1 German fighter to complement you WW1 AC that he would be willing to sell over near Marshall, Tx. It is powered by a real aircraft engine, a Lycoming 125 hp engine. He also has a Smith Mini Biplane that needs a lot of love too.
a biplane Flybaby resembles a S.E5. better than some of the replicas because the bi plane version has sweep in both the top and bottom wings like a S.E.5.
Is that a Glastar kit in the background? That would be worth building!
A Martin Hollman designed Stallion. Kinda like a Cessna 210 with its cantilever wing and Retractable Gear
Would love to buy one of your projects......love the WW1 SE5
Just a tip, don’t stand in front of the prop arc and flex when dealing with a old wooden propeller , but I’m sure everything will be”Just Fine”…
I've been looking for one of those dozers for years lol, drop it off in the panhandle with a chute😊
I friggin' Love this. Cheers Jimmy's world. Very much appreciate it.
That Airpllane was an iffy home-built when it was new.. And I know from seeing them at Sun & fun, you can buy spectacular home-build's for the cost of the engine and prop, the airplane is free..
That narrating at the end kills me every time! LOL
Great video mate, it sounds great!!!
definitely start the struck mini-trac
Y’all need to get it back in the air !!! Would be so cool to watch !!
Bro I love you your so good at videos
Hello from Minnesota! Whooohooo! She runs!
So far Jimmy got lucky with those vintage flyers and far as the start up count, usually after Jessy and Jimmy doing their peaking and twerking usually they start on the 3rd or on the 4th full revolution, therefore my quote is it will start on the 4th!😊❤🎉
I think you lost. :)
@@amcconnell6730 I suppose you're right!
Hey Jimmy. Take it from someone who has done a LOT of hand propping, do NOT curl your fingertips over the prop unless you are willing to losse them. All it takes is one backfire. 😮
Right on Jimmy!
I enjoy all your videos Jimmy but I have to say, these barn find type first start ones are my favorite!
That's a certified widow maker.
certified by the widow's association?
I think I've seen Rc remote control plans that big Get a transmitter and put a big servos on the controls and fly it remote
Have you come up what a small piece of elvis jetwill cost? Like post card size. Take the wing fuel tanks and make the fenders for the rear wheels. Use part of the fuel tanks for to store fuel
Nothing better than getting something running that's been sitting
If you ever need a hand around the Daytona area give me a ring.
What a classic...very interesting to say the least...the stall dozer is awesome
Hopefully someday I'll be saving planes and flying just like Jimmy
The mini dozer is a 1969 Struck MD-40 dozer. That thing is awesome!
About time dude I've stumbled upon your channel and have been on a binge dude continue doing what you are doing bud more content please lol
Great job on getting it running.