Man I would have blast ( and make a little change), reviving the tiller, zero turn mower and whatever else was out there!! That's several hundred dollars of worth of cold Coors light and a BBQ to entertain friends!!
@@Daddyrabbit_2 Right lol ? Exactly!! Those are some tough old machines. I pick them up anytime someone throws them on the curb. I have an old 60's model that I still use in my little garden.
JYD take care of your Mook. I had mine for 41years before I lost her, she helped me build 2 street rods and then drive them to rod runs within 1000 miles of home
The VIBO is pretty cool. I'm sure eventually it will run great. It's hard to kill an old Wisconsin engine. I'm very happy that you saved it from the scrap pile. It seems like a very useful vehicle with the box on the back of it, and it's a rather unique vehicle.
Get the mechanical stuff in order, put some better off-road tires on it, and re-build/restore the exterior, and it would be a pretty neat run-around for the property. Not sure it would be worth the time and effort to do all that, though.
@@thereissomecoolstuff We have a similar problem in command right now. And all of his co-workers shouldn't be driving tricycles they're so incompetent.
Those fork lift drivers are Dangerous. I watch a channel where the gentleman bought a cat that had good tires, but when he went to go pick it up, two of the tires had missive holes in them from the forks.
I know I'm a year late... but just wanted to say that the VIBO was used as the go-to utility vehicle for golf courses back in the day. I worked as a caddy from 1959--62 in Virginia while in high school. We Would see these gems all around the golf course, carrying tools, lawn supplies, and other stuff for course maintenance and to rescue broken golf carts (and men). They were favored because they were very quiet and efficient, apparently requiring very little maintenance, and were able to zip around somewhere about 30-35 mph. Great memories.
Congratulations on the new place! The VIBO is pretty cool. It's always nice to see pieces like this brought back. I like the channel and have a lot of fun watching.
That was fun, and funny, very happy for you guys to have the new place, I hope you are both thrilled. I am facing the evils of moving right now, packing up 40 years of stuff, finding parts for cars I barely remember owning. I am finding tools I don't remember losing, and can't find tools I remember having. It is a real adventure.
I haven't had such a good laugh for years! I have a bit of information on this type drive system: It is a Comet type clutch system, and requires a C section drive belt, 1" wide. The wheels and tires are regular golf cart type, commonly sold already mounted. The tires and rims are available from Tractor Supply. Four lug trailer tires use the same pattern, and you can get them at TSC or Hobo Freight. So, If you want to jack it up, just change the tires. Some ATV tires also may fit it easily with the golf cart rims??
As long as you can find the right width you should be able to find a set of atv tires that will fit. I have a machine that was at one point a lawn tractor and i put atv tires on the rear of it.
@@DuneRunnerEnterprises because the belt system is working as a clutch, and it's gear ratios. the transmission only has one forward and one reverse gear. You do away with the belt and go with the chain you will loose the advantage of the CVT aspect of that system.
I've only recently started watching you guys and I love both your sense of humor and the enjoyment you obviously have bringing the stuff back around 👍☮️
I am so excited it's been awhile also I love these small engine vehicles that give knowledge that is more usable to people who want to get into working on things
Almost made me cry. I love to see old motors work. Old cars, farm stuff and just old stuff. I miss the good old days and love it there are people out there who care enough to bring it all back to life
Rebuild the carb, replace all wiring, new voltage regulator, proper size belt and that will be an awesome little rig! I must admit you made my heart hurt when you were grinding the trans to get it in gear! Lol! Great video! Congratulations on the new place!
3:40 .... Dude I would be so happy looking around there I would want that school bus, the golf cart and many more lol and 5° pft that's nothing here in Maine winters 😁
My grandpa and I really enjoyed this video! I am probably one of you youngest fans since I am 15 years old! You should do more imports like british sports cars and stuff like that. I have a 1969 opel GT That I am doing a very budget restoration on. Your videos of all the cars in the barns were really cool!
I'm happy that you guys have been successful in your venture. You have a good mix here; lots of technical advice but also humor and entertainment. Mook is a hoot, so hang on to her. Well done!
Thank you for the view of your new property. When I see that property I remember the video that got me watching your channel where you guys revived an Oldsmobile Delta 88 burgundy and you guys came to a field and were jumping and racing the older Buick and the Delta 88. Those were the days!!!! Thank you!!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁
Try to solder/braze the steering box crack off with aluminum brazing rods (blue demon or alumiweld for example, those that can be used with a propane torch). Then put a gasket on the cover :-) Best thing would be to mig weld the crack back, but brazing might just do the trick if you don't have access to a mig welder.
I used to maintain and repair a whole fleet of personnel carts like these, among a whole bunch of other equipment when working at the old Ford saline plant. Can't believe they scrapped most of them just before I left that company. I almost cried.
You and Mook make any engine revival fun and entertaining! I learn so much about engines and ignition systems while enjoying the content at the same time! I can't wait to see what you guys have in store for 2022!
I am a retired small engine mechanic.. On old point engines I just replaced the coil to one that didn't need points and never had any issues with spark.. Also I would replace the carb to a more modern and newer one.. This is not ever going to be a restoration, but putting a new coil and carb would allow it to actually be reliable and useful. If anything it would make a good play toy to putter around.. Oh.. VIBO was an old golf cart and utility cart, I believe they were either bought out or went out of business in the late 60's or early 70's.. Thank you for sharing...
She's also amazing, and, in my honest opinion, A FRIGGIN BOMBSHELL CATCH! He's definitely a lucky fella to find such a beautiful woman who has similar interests and sense of humor 😍💜
Loved seeing the junkyard back in junkyard digs! Can't wait for the new content, just keep close to your roots. Revive stuff with a lotta fun along the way.
Love to see old stuff like this get Phoenixed. A few years ago I salvaged an ZEZGo 850 4 stroke 1500 pound industrial cart similar to this that had been sitting for nearly 25 years - The orig owner had replaced the Robins engine with a similar Wisconsin. All I did was freed the steering, cut the brake hydraulics away and ran a couple of cables from the emerg brakes to the brake pedal, cut the mounting flange off the carb and made an adapter to accept an old Mikuni 250cc bike carb, replaced the fuel tank and battery, hit the starter and its been running ever since. I found pre-mounted 6 ply tires on sale at Northern for $200. It handily carries 25 fifty-pound feed bags on the original belt which is prob 45 years old.
Judging by that end result, I'd say it's a Very Intense Belt Obliterator 🤣 Definitely a hoot to watch this though, and congrats on the new home, it seems like you have an awesome playground there and plenty of room to store a few more limousines! Also, Happy New Year and all that 😊
I'm convinced at this point you were just destined to find that vibo since it's unique and cool like you guys. Definitely think yall need to keep it and pimp it out to be the new parts cart
Great video. This little thing has some great potential around your place though. Longer belt, some ATV tires on the back and I'd change the throttle to one controlled by your left foot for fun and confusion. The new place looks great. Any plans to build a shop and move everything into the back yard instead of driving to town?
I absolutely positively love the vimo, I never Laughed so much in seeing Mook Riding around in that cart get it going real good that is going to be a lot of fun to have. Welcome home
Mook on a Vibo at full throttle on snow covered ground was the best thing I've seen in a while and totally worth all the headache of getting that thing to run.
I worked for Westinghouse and in our factory, we had our own fire truck. The truck was one of those. Our building was 17 acres under one roof. Ours used a drive unit out of an easygo golf cart and had ton of 6 volt batteries to power the electric motors to power it and ran all the accessories on it.
this was so satisfying to see! we always end up taking on massive projects with old cars, its nice to see a project so small that the engine can come out by hand!
Also it caught my attention that the drive v-belt sits in the sheave grooves of the gear box side nicely, but just rides on the shaft of the motor side. 24:23 shows what I mean. The grooves seem way too spaced apart so you're not getting any grip on the motor side like you are on the gear box side. That's probably why its so gutless. and why it snapped; tons of slippage.
It's supposed to be loose at idle, at the bottom of the motor pulley and up at the top of the driven pulley. When the motor speeds up, the shieves move together from a centrifugal mechanism inside one of the shieves, which tensions the belt and starts it moving. So the belt here is way too tight, it should almost be floppy.
@@brainndamage Oh I had no idea that it worked that way. I guess I just assumed it was a fixed position sheave that somehow worked its way apart. I definitely learned something today!
This makes me wish I had paid attention when I was a kid & my Dad always tried to teach me small engine repairs. 🙄💯 I love how these older motors just need to be cleaned up, even if It didn't run great it just shows things are not built to last anymore. You got a new subscriber.👍👍
Springer Auction is my family! They used to do farm and old homes full of antiques. I remember visiting as a kid and we would get to go through some of the stuff it was a blast as a kid seeing all the antique treasures.
What you have is a work cart, used for hauling small loads of yard waste, etc. Electric "industrial carts" versions were used inside large factories, for machinists and general maintenance personnel.
I... Mook scares the hell out of me for some reason. Love your content, and love when she tags in for some fun. The rusty knife brandish expression? Am I the only one who would probably have taken a few steps back? Hehe. Don't stop!
Other than that this is an awesome video keep up the good content my man I actually grew up with a 1960s early '70s era Cushman scooter it was quite a bit longer than that vivo and at some point in its life I don't know if they done this from the factory or not but it had a three-speed manual transmission and 4 cylinder engine from a station wagon from the '70s or '80s so someone done some hillbilly ingenuity with it but they done a good job never had any issues we could literally stand the front wheel up and ride that thing onto a tree yes I know why would you need to do that my question is why not try we owned a lot of three wheelers at that time and we had a big oak tree that was slightly slanted so we would always see how far we could drive up the trunk of the tree you know we're the generation that grew up knowing that three wheelers were banned because of how dangerous they were and then done even more dangerous s*** with them
Finally got around to finish watching this one. Best of luck Kevin to you and Mook with your new property. It’s beautiful and HUGE. Can’t wait to see what you do with it. I love messing around with little engines too. They’re a pain in the ass but oddly satisfying when you get them going. Again best of luck you two and love watching your videos 👍😁
Honestly that was the most attractive scrap pile I've ever seen.
Man I would have blast ( and make a little change), reviving the tiller, zero turn mower and whatever else was out there!! That's several hundred dollars of worth of cold Coors light and a BBQ to entertain friends!!
@@Daddyrabbit_2 I agree 100%. That rear tine tiller really caught my eye right off the bat.
@@grahammedlock3094 you know all it needs is a carb cleaning
@@Daddyrabbit_2 Right lol ? Exactly!! Those are some tough old machines. I pick them up anytime someone throws them on the curb. I have an old 60's model that I still use in my little garden.
I wanted that other golf cart
JYD take care of your Mook. I had mine for 41years before I lost her, she helped me build 2 street rods and then drive them to rod runs within 1000 miles of home
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Great video Kevin
Good one!
Yes definitely what it stands for.
The VIBO is pretty cool. I'm sure eventually it will run great. It's hard to kill an old Wisconsin engine. I'm very happy that you saved it from the scrap pile. It seems like a very useful vehicle with the box on the back of it, and it's a rather unique vehicle.
Get the mechanical stuff in order, put some better off-road tires on it, and re-build/restore the exterior, and it would be a pretty neat run-around for the property. Not sure it would be worth the time and effort to do all that, though.
I love Mook’s humor. “Welp. It’s not gonna fit on the trailer anymore so can we drive it home?”
Same, Kevin is a dork, Mook is a bigger dork, and they're both wonderful.
I havent watched a lot of this channel yet,but I'm wondering....Mook:..= Girlfriend or annoying younger sister??....lol..
@@richardnoggen1674 they are a couple and are engaged as of a few months ago. Give me a few minutes and I'll find the video for you.
@@ZerotheWanderer Thank you!!!!
Also Mook isnt annoying just differently endearing.
As a small engine guy this is my kind of episode! Wishing you two many years of happiness in your new place and looking forward to the adventures 😀
Love it always hated to see those old useful things thrown away. Takes me back to when I was a kid and wanted something like that for yard work lol
I'm croation. I'm going crazy. So many good things. Damn commies...
@@thereissomecoolstuff We have a similar problem in command right now. And all of his co-workers shouldn't be driving tricycles they're so incompetent.
He is as careful and skilled as a Copart auction fork lift driver.
Haha...not everyone will get the joke
That hits a bit too close, especially after recently having to dodge a car shoved at me by an operator who drove twice past the spot i was working at.
Those fork lift drivers are Dangerous. I watch a channel where the gentleman bought a cat that had good tires, but when he went to go pick it up, two of the tires had missive holes in them from the forks.
At least he feels bad about it. The Copart guy.... not so much.
@@dragonslayer19695 I drove forklift for 30 years and I saw guys that shouldn't have been on a tricycle. Not hard to be a safe driver.
I know I'm a year late... but just wanted to say that the VIBO was used as the go-to utility vehicle for golf courses back in the day. I worked as a caddy from 1959--62 in Virginia while in high school. We Would see these gems all around the golf course, carrying tools, lawn supplies, and other stuff for course maintenance and to rescue broken golf carts (and men). They were favored because they were very quiet and efficient, apparently requiring very little maintenance, and were able to zip around somewhere about 30-35 mph. Great memories.
Congratulations on the new place! The VIBO is pretty cool. It's always nice to see pieces like this brought back. I like the channel and have a lot of fun watching.
Been having a rough day after my grandma that raised me passed away this morning and this video was just the thing i needed to smile today.
Hang in there Jacob we gotta look for these bright spots. Sorry you lost your dear grandma today
Keep that chin up, friend! Cheers
That was fun, and funny, very happy for you guys to have the new place, I hope you are both thrilled. I am facing the evils of moving right now, packing up 40 years of stuff, finding parts for cars I barely remember owning. I am finding tools I don't remember losing, and can't find tools I remember having. It is a real adventure.
Love the name.
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I haven't had such a good laugh for years! I have a bit of information on this type drive system: It is a Comet type clutch system, and requires a C section drive belt, 1" wide. The wheels and tires are regular golf cart type, commonly sold already mounted. The tires and rims are available from Tractor Supply. Four lug trailer tires use the same pattern, and you can get them at TSC or Hobo Freight. So, If you want to jack it up, just change the tires. Some ATV tires also may fit it easily with the golf cart rims??
As long as you can find the right width you should be able to find a set of atv tires that will fit. I have a machine that was at one point a lawn tractor and i put atv tires on the rear of it.
They definitely need to get the proper belt so that the "clutch" will work
@@madmax2069
Why not to re-build it as a "proper" chain-drive???
Then,they could have the different speeds,as well,is it??
@@DuneRunnerEnterprises because the belt system is working as a clutch, and it's gear ratios.
the transmission only has one forward and one reverse gear. You do away with the belt and go with the chain you will loose the advantage of the CVT aspect of that system.
@@madmax2069
Bummer!!
MOOK & Kevin ! The Best Team of Junkyard Digs and this video matching cold weather coats.
Great for hauling stuff around the farm, love it. Needs some mini tractor tires on the drive and a bit more maintenance - what a beauty.
Congratulations! Love when you guys do just a fun revival...enjoy your new home!
I like these videos a lot about small engine stuff it is mostly what I work on, keep up the great work!
If you haven’t already, check out Mustie1 here on RUclips. Also a great channel. He has thousands of hours of getting small engines going.
Dude you poor. I only work on v12...indeed i wake up the next morning all sweet but still!
Dude probably doesn't work on shit or even a place TO work on shit! Calling someone poor, lmao 🤣😆😂😂!
After all this time, I'm still amazed at the junk that you and Mook can get running. Enjoyed it!
I've only recently started watching you guys and I love both your sense of humor and the enjoyment you obviously have bringing the stuff back around 👍☮️
It was amazing seeing the old golf cart come back. It might be handy around your property. Thank you for sharing!
Mook’s back!
Instant Smile!
Love her!
it is always a good friday when JYD uploads
I agree
I am so excited it's been awhile also I love these small engine vehicles that give knowledge that is more usable to people who want to get into working on things
Almost made me cry. I love to see old motors work. Old cars, farm stuff and just old stuff. I miss the good old days and love it there are people out there who care enough to bring it all back to life
Rebuild the carb, replace all wiring, new voltage regulator, proper size belt and that will be an awesome little rig! I must admit you made my heart hurt when you were grinding the trans to get it in gear! Lol! Great video! Congratulations on the new place!
Congrats Kevin and Mook on your beautiful new home!! God Bless you two! Love all your vids and humor!
You should restore the bed of this thing, I know it’s not the most beautiful cart but I think it has potential
I’m convinced he can make anything run at this point, love the videos
At this point I won't be surprised to start seeing "Will it run" on small planes in the future.
@@eslachance that would be really neat to see thinking about it he’s 100% got the skill for it
@@eslachance Watch out Jimmys World (ruclips.net/user/JimmysWorld1)
You sucked up a mouse on your video 30.40 have a look lol ....
3:40 ....
Dude I would be so happy looking around there I would want that school bus, the golf cart and many more lol and 5° pft that's nothing here in Maine winters 😁
My grandpa and I really enjoyed this video! I am probably one of you youngest fans since I am 15 years old! You should do more imports like british sports cars and stuff like that. I have a 1969 opel GT That I am doing a very budget restoration on. Your videos of all the cars in the barns were really cool!
Together and twinning! You guys are awesome, love the show!
I love that little vibo. Thank you for gracing the earth with it
I'm happy that you guys have been successful in your venture. You have a good mix here; lots of technical advice but also humor and entertainment. Mook is a hoot, so hang on to her. Well done!
That thing actually looks useful! Keep it as a tool/fuel carrier for the 3/4 wheelers, lawn work, etc.
19:09 as a professional gokart racer, I can say that revving is SOO GOOD For my ears. Love small 4 stroke crate engines
Thank you for the view of your new property. When I see that property I remember the video that got me watching your channel where you guys revived an Oldsmobile Delta 88 burgundy and you guys came to a field and were jumping and racing the older Buick and the Delta 88. Those were the days!!!!
Thank you!!!! 😁😁😁😁😁😁
Abanonded?
Thats now my new favorite word lol..
No disrespect, love the channel guys! You all work hard and have fun, it shows
Very good "will it run?" video. Nice to see old stuff coming back to life.
Lmfao he says it's a beautiful 3 degrees in Iowa and his phone says Nevada 🤣🤣 @8:47 @Junkyard Digs
Disinformation 😅 he's tring to keep farm location a secret
@@bertone122😂😂
Try to solder/braze the steering box crack off with aluminum brazing rods (blue demon or alumiweld for example, those that can be used with a propane torch). Then put a gasket on the cover :-)
Best thing would be to mig weld the crack back, but brazing might just do the trick if you don't have access to a mig welder.
Driving at speed between trees and wheel spinning a Vibo. Heaven!
Good job.
Congrats to you and Mook on your new home....You two work very hard and should be proud of yourselves :)
Why is it that mook makes me think she is the chaos in this (awesome) relationship?
The Vibo golf cart, Vibo Manufacturing Company, Des Moines, Iowa. They were made in the early 60's.
I used to maintain and repair a whole fleet of personnel carts like these, among a whole bunch of other equipment when working at the old Ford saline plant. Can't believe they scrapped most of them just before I left that company. I almost cried.
You need to collab with that dude more often, that was hilarious 😂
You and Mook make any engine revival fun and entertaining! I learn so much about engines and ignition systems while enjoying the content at the same time! I can't wait to see what you guys have in store for 2022!
Vibo is a antique golfcart from the 60's 100% correct
I am a retired small engine mechanic.. On old point engines I just replaced the coil to one that didn't need points and never had any issues with spark.. Also I would replace the carb to a more modern and newer one.. This is not ever going to be a restoration, but putting a new coil and carb would allow it to actually be reliable and useful. If anything it would make a good play toy to putter around.. Oh.. VIBO was an old golf cart and utility cart, I believe they were either bought out or went out of business in the late 60's or early 70's.. Thank you for sharing...
Shop is looking absolutely stacked right now! Especially with the Vibo stanced up in the front
Mook personality is everything she always cracks me up with her goofiness every time I watch em😂🤣
She's also amazing, and, in my honest opinion, A FRIGGIN BOMBSHELL CATCH! He's definitely a lucky fella to find such a beautiful woman who has similar interests and sense of humor 😍💜
I laughed until the tears ran down my face at watching Mook ‘tree-dodging’! Great fun. 👍
Loved seeing the junkyard back in junkyard digs! Can't wait for the new content, just keep close to your roots. Revive stuff with a lotta fun along the way.
Tire tubes do wonders for those old tubeless tires. Great job rescuing this old VIBO😁👍👍👍
Love to see old stuff like this get Phoenixed. A few years ago I salvaged an ZEZGo 850 4 stroke 1500 pound industrial cart similar to this that had been sitting for nearly 25 years - The orig owner had replaced the Robins engine with a similar Wisconsin. All I did was freed the steering, cut the brake hydraulics away and ran a couple of cables from the emerg brakes to the brake pedal, cut the mounting flange off the carb and made an adapter to accept an old Mikuni 250cc bike carb, replaced the fuel tank and battery, hit the starter and its been running ever since. I found pre-mounted 6 ply tires on sale at Northern for $200. It handily carries 25 fifty-pound feed bags on the original belt which is prob 45 years old.
Judging by that end result, I'd say it's a Very Intense Belt Obliterator 🤣 Definitely a hoot to watch this though, and congrats on the new home, it seems like you have an awesome playground there and plenty of room to store a few more limousines! Also, Happy New Year and all that 😊
Man you are on a ROLL with all these weird little vehicle finds lately! Can't find this stuff just sitting in a shed or under a lean-to 'round here!
Hi Mark Birmingham uk love the show
It's always cool to see you and Mook working together
And wearing the same flannel
As always, another wholesome, entertaining, informative ... No really, your channel and your knowledge is awesome. Thank you and Mook for what you do!
I'm convinced at this point you were just destined to find that vibo since it's unique and cool like you guys. Definitely think yall need to keep it and pimp it out to be the new parts cart
Great work, love seeing these old contraptions running again. Now with a little more power and knobby tires. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
This thing is awesome! It reminds me of every small engine machine I own, only kinda sorta runs when it wants to.
I for sure see you fixing this to be very reliable for yard work
Loved this video, hilarious watching Mook fly around the yard!
Reviving means more than just getting it temporarily working!
Love the vibo!! It would be great for hauling wood. Your new place looks great. Congrats!!!
Great video. This little thing has some great potential around your place though. Longer belt, some ATV tires on the back and I'd change the throttle to one controlled by your left foot for fun and confusion. The new place looks great. Any plans to build a shop and move everything into the back yard instead of driving to town?
Neat little cart, I like all the content y'all upload, can hardly wait to see more of them car revivals prior to the move,
I know it'll probably never happen but kind of think it would be really cool to see you and cars and cameras rebuild this thing it's such a cool piece
I absolutely positively love the vimo, I never Laughed so much in seeing Mook Riding around in that cart get it going real good that is going to be a lot of fun to have. Welcome home
congrats on getting that thing running and moving into the new house im excited to see all the new content u are going to put out
Love the videos you guys put out. I was thinking Vibo should stand for " Very Improbable Burn Outs" haha 😄
Happy for you two and your new place. Keep up the great work!
Mook on a Vibo at full throttle on snow covered ground was the best thing I've seen in a while and totally worth all the headache of getting that thing to run.
I worked for Westinghouse and in our factory, we had our own fire truck. The truck was one of those. Our building was 17 acres under one roof. Ours used a drive unit out of an easygo golf cart and had ton of 6 volt batteries to power the electric motors to power it and ran all the accessories on it.
Missed you guys!! Always a lovely and fun video. Btw congrats on your recent move. Be safe and have fun!!
Its a great day when JYD posts a new video. You and Mook always make my day
Junkyard Dog?
@@1980bwc junkyard digs
Congrats on all the new space! looks lovely!
Loved watching this video 🙂
36:56 - all sorted and ‘should’ be good…the smoke coming from the exhaust, spoiler alert! 🤣
this was so satisfying to see! we always end up taking on massive projects with old cars, its nice to see a project so small that the engine can come out by hand!
That thing is pretty freaking sweet. Perfect yard rig.
Yeap, a perfectly inconvenient yard rig.
This one had me dying laughing guys! Definitely an odd toy someone built...I'm amazed that thing ran at all! 😂
Also it caught my attention that the drive v-belt sits in the sheave grooves of the gear box side nicely, but just rides on the shaft of the motor side. 24:23 shows what I mean. The grooves seem way too spaced apart so you're not getting any grip on the motor side like you are on the gear box side. That's probably why its so gutless. and why it snapped; tons of slippage.
It's supposed to be loose at idle, at the bottom of the motor pulley and up at the top of the driven pulley. When the motor speeds up, the shieves move together from a centrifugal mechanism inside one of the shieves, which tensions the belt and starts it moving. So the belt here is way too tight, it should almost be floppy.
@@brainndamage Oh I had no idea that it worked that way. I guess I just assumed it was a fixed position sheave that somehow worked its way apart. I definitely learned something today!
Yup. belt is all wrong! Should be around the maximum diameter of the secondary and loose on the primary till you rev it up. Think snowmobile clutch.
@@rayfunk5659 that's exactly what I was channeling, snowmobiles! :)
@@redbaron3224 need Golden Rust or Bust to teach him how snowmobile clutching works!
This makes me wish I had paid attention when I was a kid & my Dad always tried to teach me small engine repairs. 🙄💯
I love how these older motors just need to be cleaned up, even if It didn't run great it just shows things are not built to last anymore. You got a new subscriber.👍👍
Springer Auction is my family! They used to do farm and old homes full of antiques. I remember visiting as a kid and we would get to go through some of the stuff it was a blast as a kid seeing all the antique treasures.
This has mustie1 all over it, someone who appreciates "junk"
That cart was used in a factory to hustle parts or personnel around. Maybe at a small airport for luggage.
I'd love to see it fully restored!
What you have is a work cart, used for hauling small loads of yard waste, etc. Electric "industrial carts" versions were used inside large factories, for machinists and general maintenance personnel.
I... Mook scares the hell out of me for some reason. Love your content, and love when she tags in for some fun.
The rusty knife brandish expression? Am I the only one who would probably have taken a few steps back?
Hehe. Don't stop!
Glad to see another video guys, 🥳 happy new year!
love your vids! not sure why it only shows 360p quality though
I thought it was a fluke but nope, still 360 :/
Other than that this is an awesome video keep up the good content my man I actually grew up with a 1960s early '70s era Cushman scooter it was quite a bit longer than that vivo and at some point in its life I don't know if they done this from the factory or not but it had a three-speed manual transmission and 4 cylinder engine from a station wagon from the '70s or '80s so someone done some hillbilly ingenuity with it but they done a good job never had any issues we could literally stand the front wheel up and ride that thing onto a tree yes I know why would you need to do that my question is why not try we owned a lot of three wheelers at that time and we had a big oak tree that was slightly slanted so we would always see how far we could drive up the trunk of the tree you know we're the generation that grew up knowing that three wheelers were banned because of how dangerous they were and then done even more dangerous s*** with them
Finally got around to finish watching this one. Best of luck Kevin to you and Mook with your new property. It’s beautiful and HUGE. Can’t wait to see what you do with it. I love messing around with little engines too. They’re a pain in the ass but oddly satisfying when you get them going. Again best of luck you two and love watching your videos 👍😁
Your videos are so much better with the two of you together ❤
Love the 360p quality thank you youtube for the high quality videos
Yes bruh i wish it was 1080p like the normal videos
I know right
Is that a RUclips thing or did Kevin press the wrong button accidentally?
@@ΣτελιοςΠεππας it's a RUclips thing, it'll be available in higher resolution later
One century later it's still 360p and I still didn't get my sandwich dam that's sad
Hey! I just had a run to Des Moines, and was wondering about Mook while driving. I'm glad everybody's OK.
I love y'alls videos. Congrats on getting a new place, One question though why is this video 360p?
Ok so it wasn't just my crappy internet tripping again 😂
Classic RUclips screws it up again
@@JunkyardDigs No worries m8, still love the content!
had one of those Wisconsin motors on log splitter. Lasted 30 damn years!