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Hi i'm viatron from Sheffield, I also remember this old Leyland bus appeared as a static display in the Concorse Building at the now former failed very short lived Micky Mouse transport theme park just outside Bradford at Low Moor known as TRANSPERIENCE from mid-1995 to 1998 via moving to the Museum of Transport at Boyle Street in Manchester & since it visited both Bradford & Manchester years apart back then via it still survived today in good running order. Thank for your co-operation on this very special vintage Leyland bus subject from David Viatron Esquire of crookes in Sheffield.

VERY smooth engine

Fantastic what would we do without people like yourself

VERY enjoyable - thank you

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Beautifully smooth-running engine.

Now you know why drivers left their engines running once they were started. Bigger engines could take three men on a rope to turn over. Handed down as habit through so many generations, long after electric starters and large capacity batteries, Volvo introduced automatic shut off if the engine was left to idle for too long. That bus engine sounds great and good to see the collection being kept alive.

Beautiful trucks

I remember back in the 70s a DC3 used to fly over our house on the way to Staverton Airport , Think it used to fly to Jersey or Guernsey . As i recall it came over on a Saturday or Sunday , cant quite remember . But it was low over the house and you could hear it coming . I loved that plane .

Whoever the Camera person is great Videos all , thx .

Nice Video , done very professionally , great commentary from the Pilot .

Nicely done Ben!!

are you flying overhead Normandy next week? all the best 👍

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Very beautifull.

Тот самый автомобиль из мультика, про поросёнка фунтика

So is the jump cut there to cover up the starter man smacking the wheel man for stalling it the first time? Lmao! Kidding, kidding.... kinda...

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I saw this one at a steam-rally/show in the mid-late eighties. I think it was at Hay on Wye.

Absolutely glorious - both to look at and to listen to.

Some serious errors here in the correct use of a starting handle. Thumb not on the same side as the fingers, pushing down on a compression and putting faith in the magneto ignition retard mechanism to 'work every time'. As an Agricultural Engineer of some 77 years of age I have a deal of experience in starting such types of engine. Thumb on the wrong side of the handle can result in a dislocated or broken thumb, Pushing down through a compression can result in a dislocated shoulder or broken arm. Relying on the magneto ignition retard system is no excuse for incorrect procedure, I am pleased for myself to be able to say that as a child I was made aware of these wrong procedures well before I was 'man' enough to do it myself. Otherwise a very interesting piece of antiquity in beautiful condition. Cheers Andy

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Хорошая компрессия. В таком возрасте - особо и не покрутишь.

Beautiful old lady.

Not to be negative, but very bad form on the crank! As others have pointed out, good way to get hurt!

Electric start had been invented by this time, once started, sounded good

That is so incredibly exciting. Its a beautiful piece of machinery. To bad Jaguar isn't so reliable like this machine.

Beautiful truck and restoration. Too bad it was facing the wrong way when they installed the steering wheel. Nice video.

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now that is a SMOOOOOOOTH engine. so used to thinking of first teens engines being sputtery putputs.

At 3:21 that support by the radiator Looks like a steel beam to build skyscraper with. Talk about over built.

Must be hideous to drive but such fun for a couple of hours.

This is why commercial drivers would leave their engines running all day, even after the introduction of electric starters and 6 volt batteries. The habit was passed down through so many generations of drivers to prove you were "not a novice" to the extent that Volvo had to introduce automatic shut down if the engine was left ticking over for too long. Yours is a great vehicle and good to see you still have the resilience to start it in cold weather. I have experience of winding handles on big engines so, my admiration gentlemen.

Bloody hell governor start the bloody thing!!!

gostei muito dese carro desse vidio

Nothing beats Brass Era class: paint it red, lots of brass hardware, and just nickle-plate *every goddamned thing* you can see. Don't forget the nice hand-painted pinstriping! What a looker.

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Can we just use heavy duty drill to crank engine.

Super bus

A wonderful masterpiece... I have a question, was it tiring to start the engine at the time?

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Super very very good

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