😀😀 I'll bet I'm.your only Welsh subscriber that actually lives in Belarus. It get bloody cold here on a winter's night, as you rightly said. I've seen, more than once, the tractor driver, light a wood fire under the sump, early morning. Go for a cuppa and return 1/2 later... No paint on the engine, but I would start! Enjoyed. 👍👍👍
it is a water-cooled two-stroke engine, if you let it run enough then it also heats the diesel engine and the exhaust manifold has a built in intake to heat the incoming air
Fantastic video ,always worth the time to view & hence why I subscribe. Just wanted to say , I like the way the videos are made, your not rushing through latest subject’s, especially with the crawler film, explaining the machine, showing the 2 engines & what they do , then on to the petrol engine problems, your showing us all what you are doing & explaining clearly & very good clear camera work. Taking the old magneto off & showing us the make up of the components & the faults !!! Most other poorer channels old part off , new part on & that’s it , please keep the way you do things & the format as it’s a winner !!!!! You create the interest in the videos which is a very good lead into the next crawler episode, many thanks enjoyed !!! If you were to do some channel stickers, would like some to help raise the subscriber numbers, thanks Stuart
20 years ago my cousin converted an old Cat bull dozier from pony start to electric starter. That was the biggest starter I had ever seen. Only problem was the old Cat had no way to charge the battery so the contractor put it on a charger every night to keep the battery up. Great show. Thanks for bringing great content to you tube.
Cheers Lord Muck, you made a glum day bright wiith another fine installment!. When I was a kid (so in the late 1970's) my dad bought a pale blue Moskvitch. It was a tank of a thing and had the fuel filler behind the rear number plate it ,was a bit basic after Jaguar 420G (long story). Then, as a young bloke living opposite a mill with a big stone built water tower that was scheduled for demolition a big CAT D??? something (Have slept a lot since those days) appeared for the demoltion work along with a large 20+ton Ackerman 360. The CAT D????? had a donley engine to fire that up. The puny little donkey engine sounded rubbish, but the main engine was glorious! Top video young man!
I had the dubious pleasure of working on some Belarus Dump Trucks (6x4) on a motorway construction site in the early 80's. Very heavily constructed castings from sh*t metal, half shafts kept shearing, but they tended to be overloaded most of the time anyway. Good clutches, well never had to change one anyway. Big V8 diesel engines, no turbo's in those days, manual gearboxes, left hand drive, wooden framed cabs with steel cladding. Very crude and clumsy, but no doubt cheap as vodka at the time!
That was awesome! I really like the crawler. I don’t think I have seen a crawler tractor before. I am pretty damn sure that the donkey engine will start the big engine!! I can’t wait to see all the engines from the last videos comments! Great vid lord muck!
Another cracking video to keep us on the edge of our seats, reminds me of the old radio serials!!(that's showing my age) Three dislikes? I think people who give a thumbs down should state their reason for them!
you have to pull / push (depending on) the lever that is in the flywheel basket until it makes a click (it opens itself when the engine starts) and then pull / push the second lever to start the diesel
It's the same in the Midwestern US. They used to put pony motors on a lot of the diesels sold here in the 50s, 60s, and 70s as It gets below -40°f/c in the winter.
Great video, I believe John Deere. Had pony engines on old iron, Cat definitely had. Haven’t had a haircut in four months looking like the Thing from the monsters.
Accidentally watched the second one first and didnt catch they were starting a pony. Sitting there thinking why such a large engine had such a dinky carb to feed it
So glad to see some of the old stuff, how to fix them and how they work. Ever since I have been watching tractor videos my feed has been polluted with dealerships trying to sell their new stuff, I wonder if all these new tractors with plastic parts will last as long as the good old ones! Here in Canada, in winter it is so cold, plastic cracks very easy.
hi. great video. in old days allso in north finland they just to have a little fire under the oilpan. in cold hard winter times. but it was little bit dangerous, many trucks and tractors burn down if not good control on that.
@@LordMuck so was the 2 stroke donkey engine air or water cooled? If it was water cooled did they use the warm coolant to flow around the bigger engine to help warm it up like CAT used to do. Same with the exhaust gases being used to warm stuff up. All else fails you put a can of oil under the oil pan and set it alight. Either warms the engine or burns it out either way it gets hot. Lol
Used to have a Belarus MTZ 52 twenty years ago! Had a side to side gearbox and lots of levers that no one knew what they did! But my god did it pull! Long stroke engine and mad portal front axle. Crazy thing! Loved it!!!😂
Love them movies Snatch and Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Great vid and nice haircut. I agreed when you said you'll be able to think more without so much hair.
Hello Lord Muck! I am an Estonian and a regular viewer of yours, and use pmkaubamaja.ee regulary. In direct translation the name literaly means "the farmers market". They are one of the leading sellers of spare parts for russian machinery in our country, been order all the spare parts for my machines for years. I have also have nothing but positive to say about them. Nice video and keep up the good work!
Don’t worry, I’ve had to do that on English building sites in the winter, that and the burning rag over the intake as some poor bastard swings it by hand ! (obviously not the Belarus)
Excellent video lord muck. Mate got one of those crawlers down here in Essex hasn’t ran for 20 plus years if you fancy another project. Keep up the good work
That's great you got the pony engine going, I've always heard them called pony engines but you can call them whatever you want. Looking forward to part 2!
Donkey, Pony, Slave - they are all terms that are used but Pony motor is a term you only really hear in the US, the rest of the world tends to say Donkey engine.
I bought a 80's Belarus 250 in eastren Canada, what a strange machine. 2cyl air cooled diesel and two sticks. 14 gal fuel tank, never put fuel in it yet!
Another Great 👍 vid your lordship, I didn’t know that the Belarus crawler tractor had a donkey engine and now I’m really looking forward to the next instalment and keep the funny 😂 jokes coming as they certainly do brighten up my day when the day has been as dull as dishwater and I really do like these will it start vids as I have found that engineering is one ☝️ of this worlds greatest achviements !!!!!!.
Cool something we've been waiting a while to see ,glad you finally managed to get some progress. I think I've seen those parts guys site a while ago and they have parts for my 4 WD 1507 at good prices, if they'll ship to Canada. It's roasting hot here today I'm supposed to be fixing a 26 HP Briggs & scrap iron in a zero turn mower, but watching this with a cold glass of fruit juice in the cool air of the office is way more fun. The next jobs finishing a Belarus 572 and enjoying watching the arse end of that disappearing over the horizon when I get paid $1000 and it leaves ! I'm getting a quote on my headstone that says" I told you if I kept fixing those F'in Belarus's it would be the death of me !" The hair cut deal was bad here to , I was 3 months over when they finally opened, was kinda nice getting it done, but the veiw of the hot chick doing it was better L.O.L. One of my customers said he did his own "you don't say" it looked like he set the 3 point height at 2 with a leaky piston seal, found 4th gear high range dual power. Then drove on in the dark without turning the work lamps on. The headlands didn't look that good, then he took his hat off and the 4 acres in the middle wasn't any better either ! Thanks for the video, looking forward to part 2. Take care guys
As you mentioned Caterpillar used to have a motor simlar to that,we called the pony motors.Beat heck pout of trying to start a Diesel that had been sitting outside in Korean winters.Crank up the pony,release the compression releases on the Main spin the big brute over normally you could start on one tank of pony motor fuel.Btw have you ever worked on the old International UD series engines?They were really strange beasts,started on gasoline,then by operating the controls operator could switch engine to run on diesel.I still have bad dreams about trying to start those beasts in very cold weather.
CAT referred to their starting motors as Donkey engines, John Deere used the term 'Pony Motor'. Yes we had an IH crawler here for some years that started on gasoline then turned on to diesel.
I always find it interesting the little differences in each others English! IDK about other places or other states but in MN, instead of a donkey engine we call it a pony motor! Awesome video, I was on old pegs Instagram and found your channel and am very glad I did! If I remember right i was JD who originally started calling them that but that's what everyone calls them now from JD and cat to etc
About what year is that crawler? So is the main engine somewhat of a copy. I could be wrong but I think Russia bought the rights for some models from Caterpillar. Except for the name on it, the Stalinet 60 appears to be an exact copy of the Cat 60 and the 100 a copy of a D7. On a slightly different subject of crawlers. Holt often gets credit for the first crawlers but Lombard log haulers preceded him and Hornsby preceded Lombard. I could be wrong but I think Hornsby was first.
I'm guessing you know this: From watching Squatch253's channel (guy is OBSESSED with all things Cat) I know that the Cat donkey engine not only (in the end) turns the big engine over, but it shares the exhaust and cooling system. Thus, running the donkey engine prior to engaging the clutch warms the exhaust and water of the big engine. #Clever
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Failure is not an option, good job Kurt and David, Fantastico:):)
Really liked the video. I like seeing old engines come back to life.
Glad you enjoyed it Mike, hope you and Mother are both well.
😀😀 I'll bet I'm.your only Welsh subscriber that actually lives in Belarus. It get bloody cold here on a winter's night, as you rightly said. I've seen, more than once, the tractor driver, light a wood fire under the sump, early morning. Go for a cuppa and return 1/2 later... No paint on the engine, but I would start! Enjoyed. 👍👍👍
I don't normally allow the Welsh to watch 🤣
Yes, I think you're the first Welsh viewer in Belarus 👍
i got arrested by border guards on the Polish / Belarus border....wearing flips flops, shorts and a Hawian shirt...true story :-)
The banter is good . Thanks keep it going...🏴
I’m a recent subscriber and love your channel.
Keep it up, I’m here to stay.
Awesome! Thank you!
Whod a thought you could have so much fun waiting for an engine to start keep up the good work. Great stuff.
Another scenario where the hero of the day, drum roll, yes the ether bunny. Please remain seated until the bunny has left the building, thank you.
Great video. Its good to see there's guys like you on the other side of the water.
it is a water-cooled two-stroke engine, if you let it run enough then it also heats the diesel engine and the exhaust manifold has a built in intake to heat the incoming air
Yes that's right. It's a clever design.
Brilliant content enjoy what ever you work on !
Keep up the good work 👍🙃
Look forward to whatching later on tonight🤠👍
Man, I watch your vids to see the video insertions you come up with. Educational and hilarious. Good job my Lord.
Ole David 👍 I used to drive his fastrac alot of years ago great bloke👍👍
Interesting video, old David is a character, I bet he’s pleased with the job! 👍🏻
He is and he is.
🤣🤣
Got to love it when Mickey mouse and co take up residence inside. The smell and joy of getting things apart! TA!
I've always wondered about these machines but every video was in Russian. I always enjoy you explaining what you're dealing with
Great video Lord muck cheers
Fantastic video ,always worth the time to view & hence why I subscribe. Just wanted to say , I like the way the videos are made, your not rushing through latest subject’s, especially with the crawler film, explaining the machine, showing the 2 engines & what they do , then on to the petrol engine problems, your showing us all what you are doing & explaining clearly & very good clear camera work. Taking the old magneto off & showing us the make up of the components & the faults !!! Most other poorer channels old part off , new part on & that’s it , please keep the way you do things & the format as it’s a winner !!!!! You create the interest in the videos which is a very good lead into the next crawler episode, many thanks enjoyed !!! If you were to do some channel stickers, would like some to help raise the subscriber numbers, thanks Stuart
20 years ago my cousin converted an old Cat bull dozier from pony start to electric starter. That was the biggest starter I had ever seen. Only problem was the old Cat had no way to charge the battery so the contractor put it on a charger every night to keep the battery up.
Great show. Thanks for bringing great content to you tube.
Cheers Lord Muck, you made a glum day bright wiith another fine installment!. When I was a kid (so in the late 1970's) my dad bought a pale blue Moskvitch. It was a tank of a thing and had the fuel filler behind the rear number plate it ,was a bit basic after Jaguar 420G (long story). Then, as a young bloke living opposite a mill with a big stone built water tower that was scheduled for demolition a big CAT D??? something (Have slept a lot since those days) appeared for the demoltion work along with a large 20+ton Ackerman 360. The CAT D????? had a donley engine to fire that up. The puny little donkey engine sounded rubbish, but the main engine was glorious! Top video young man!
An absolute pleasure as always mate 👍👍🚜🚜💨
I had the dubious pleasure of working on some Belarus Dump Trucks (6x4) on a motorway construction site in the early 80's. Very heavily constructed castings from sh*t metal, half shafts kept shearing, but they tended to be overloaded most of the time anyway. Good clutches, well never had to change one anyway. Big V8 diesel engines, no turbo's in those days, manual gearboxes, left hand drive, wooden framed cabs with steel cladding. Very crude and clumsy, but no doubt cheap as vodka at the time!
That was awesome! I really like the crawler. I don’t think I have seen a crawler tractor before. I am pretty damn sure that the donkey engine will start the big engine!! I can’t wait to see all the engines from the last videos comments! Great vid lord muck!
Awesome videos always love seeing the old stuff run 👍
Another cracking video to keep us on the edge of our seats, reminds me of the old radio serials!!(that's showing my age) Three dislikes? I think people who give a thumbs down should state their reason for them!
They probably like watching vids of guys taking a shower instead
Feck I thought it was Christmas when you started on about little donkey 🎅. Great work, can't wait to see if it will crank the big engine
It was great to see the process of trying to get this Belarus started 😁great video as always 👍👌
you have to pull / push (depending on) the lever that is in the flywheel basket until it makes a click (it opens itself when the engine starts) and then pull / push the second lever to start the diesel
Omfg lord muck you are a superstar. The stuff you come out with. Keep your vids coming soooooo good
Another outstanding video mate. I cant wait for the next one. I just love your channel. You make me laugh every video.
Great to see these old engines been started up. Keep up good work.
It's the same in the Midwestern US. They used to put pony motors on a lot of the diesels sold here in the 50s, 60s, and 70s as It gets below -40°f/c in the winter.
Great video, I believe John Deere. Had pony engines on old iron, Cat definitely had. Haven’t had a haircut in four months looking like the Thing from the monsters.
CAT referred to theirs as Donkey engines, I've even got it written in a 1943 US Army manual. JD called theirs Pony motors.
Yet another great video Kurt. Definitely looking forward to part 2 ❤️👍😁
Hello buddy. Now that has some serious character Podge. Love it.
LOve the cut in from lock stock and two smoking barrels great film
That made me chuckle, and yes, it sounded just like a scooter engine. Brilliant video as always.
Accidentally watched the second one first and didnt catch they were starting a pony. Sitting there thinking why such a large engine had such a dinky carb to feed it
Thank you for a great video and the clips just make it even better. Can’t Waite for part 2
Ayo Mucker. We have a 35x Massey fergusson which is 55 years old and still starts first tick every time and never let's us down. Love the vids
Surreal a tractor that sounds like my old mz, love anything nuts and bolts
Beautiful man Beautiful Thank you for your videos in the middle of the USA Nebraska a lot of tractors out here
So glad to see some of the old stuff, how to fix them and how they work. Ever since I have been watching tractor videos my feed has been polluted with dealerships trying to sell their new stuff, I wonder if all these new tractors with plastic parts will last as long as the good old ones! Here in Canada, in winter it is so cold, plastic cracks very easy.
haha working those handles with no idea whats going on was fantastic
Glad you liked it Dan !
Oh... and Fuck Off 😉
like how you discover it it's so easy for me (greetings from estonia)
Welcome! 👍
That Belarus is shaking on her cleats ..Lord Muck says you will run, damn straight your gonna run again...Keep On, Keeping On LM
hi. great video. in old days allso in north finland they just to have a little fire under the oilpan. in cold hard winter times. but it was little bit dangerous, many trucks and tractors burn down if not good control on that.
I like the zip ties mix
Best part of my Friday, cheers!
Nice one Mucka feels like ages for this one to come around. Can't wait for part 2!
It was one thing after another and you can't just nip to Halfords for parts. I'm glad we kept at it though as it's something different.
@@LordMuck so was the 2 stroke donkey engine air or water cooled? If it was water cooled did they use the warm coolant to flow around the bigger engine to help warm it up like CAT used to do. Same with the exhaust gases being used to warm stuff up.
All else fails you put a can of oil under the oil pan and set it alight. Either warms the engine or burns it out either way it gets hot. Lol
Used to have a Belarus MTZ 52 twenty years ago! Had a side to side gearbox and lots of levers that no one knew what they did! But my god did it pull! Long stroke engine and mad portal front axle. Crazy thing! Loved it!!!😂
Love them movies Snatch and Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. Great vid and nice haircut. I agreed when you said you'll be able to think more without so much hair.
Great Vid. Looking forward to the Next part
Hello Lord Muck!
I am an Estonian and a regular viewer of yours, and use pmkaubamaja.ee regulary. In direct translation the name literaly means "the farmers market". They are one of the leading sellers of spare parts for russian machinery in our country, been order all the spare parts for my machines for years. I have also have nothing but positive to say about them. Nice video and keep up the good work!
Yes they are a great business to deal with ! 👍
in russia they light campfire under the engine if its too cold, sometimes we do same in finland😅🇫🇮
Yes, they did the same with tanks in WW2 👍
Don’t worry, I’ve had to do that on English building sites in the winter, that and the burning rag over the intake as some poor bastard swings it by hand ! (obviously not the Belarus)
Excellent video lord muck. Mate got one of those crawlers down here in Essex hasn’t ran for 20 plus years if you fancy another project. Keep up the good work
Nice one
She's a beautiful rig
I just about pissed myself watching this. The comedy clips are brilliant.
Cracking video can’t wait to see the next 1 👍🏻
Another brilliant video.
That's great you got the pony engine going, I've always heard them called pony engines but you can call them whatever you want. Looking forward to part 2!
Donkey, Pony, Slave - they are all terms that are used but Pony motor is a term you only really hear in the US, the rest of the world tends to say Donkey engine.
After the Cosby in a can, you can tickle her spark-a-laters!
Love the "pony" engines. John Deere had them also.
Great vid Lord Muck!
MB BAR RANCH
You have Just made my week,It’s been shit . Look forward to the next one Many thanks 👍👍👍
I bought a 80's Belarus 250 in eastren Canada, what a strange machine. 2cyl air cooled diesel and two sticks. 14 gal fuel tank, never put fuel in it yet!
Love it can’t wait for the next one 👍👍
Another Great 👍 vid your lordship, I didn’t know that the Belarus crawler tractor had a donkey engine and now I’m really looking forward to the next instalment and keep the funny 😂 jokes coming as they certainly do brighten up my day when the day has been as dull as dishwater and I really do like these will it start vids as I have found that engineering is one ☝️ of this worlds greatest achviements !!!!!!.
Glad you enjoyed it
Lovely jublly! And ol Mr Lenny McLean! Mint!
Loved the video Mukka keep them coming.
Absolutely top class Mucker, but who is the W**kspangle who gave it a thumbs down, some odd miserable people out there.
The fucktard that gave it a thumbs down is probably a troll still living in mommy and daddys basement with a hotpocket stuck up his ass ...jus sayin 😂
People thought that Belarus are junk but I think that the Russian thought every bit of there Equipment. Great video.
Nice one Mucka!!. As always top work... appreciated from a vehicle technician ;) keep them coming. ❤
Great video , drop of the old bill Cosby spray a get her going lol.
Great video as always keep up with the good work 🦾
Cool something we've been waiting a while to see ,glad you finally managed to get some progress. I think I've seen those parts guys site a while ago and they have parts for my 4 WD 1507 at good prices, if they'll ship to Canada. It's roasting hot here today I'm supposed to be fixing a 26 HP Briggs & scrap iron in a zero turn mower, but watching this with a cold glass of fruit juice in the cool air of the office is way more fun.
The next jobs finishing a Belarus 572 and enjoying watching the arse end of that disappearing over the horizon when I get paid $1000 and it leaves ! I'm getting a quote on my headstone that says" I told you if I kept fixing those F'in Belarus's it would be the death of me !"
The hair cut deal was bad here to , I was 3 months over when they finally opened, was kinda nice getting it done, but the veiw of the hot chick doing it was better L.O.L. One of my customers said he did his own "you don't say" it looked like he set the 3 point height at 2 with a leaky piston seal, found 4th gear high range dual power. Then drove on in the dark without turning the work lamps on. The headlands didn't look that good, then he took his hat off and the 4 acres in the middle wasn't any better either ! Thanks for the video, looking forward to part 2. Take care guys
Yes it was great to finally hear it zing to life.
Once again an interesting and amusing master piece, well done your Lordship.
Loving these videos. Keep them coming.
Glad you like them!
As you mentioned Caterpillar used to have a motor simlar to that,we called the pony motors.Beat heck pout of trying to start a Diesel that had been sitting outside in Korean winters.Crank up the pony,release the compression releases on the Main spin the big brute over normally you could start on one tank of pony motor fuel.Btw have you ever worked on the old International UD series engines?They were really strange beasts,started on gasoline,then by operating the controls operator could switch engine to run on diesel.I still have bad dreams about trying to start those beasts in very cold weather.
CAT referred to their starting motors as Donkey engines, John Deere used the term 'Pony Motor'.
Yes we had an IH crawler here for some years that started on gasoline then turned on to diesel.
I always find it interesting the little differences in each others English! IDK about other places or other states but in MN, instead of a donkey engine we call it a pony motor! Awesome video, I was on old pegs Instagram and found your channel and am very glad I did! If I remember right i was JD who originally started calling them that but that's what everyone calls them now from JD and cat to etc
Cat have always called them Donkeys
That grill always reminds me of IH 460, 560 series, of course it could be the other way around, which came first.
I'd imagine the Russians copied IH as they also did with the main engine design
About what year is that crawler? So is the main engine somewhat of a copy. I could be wrong but I think Russia bought the rights for some models from Caterpillar. Except for the name on it, the Stalinet 60 appears to be an exact copy of the Cat 60 and the 100 a copy of a D7. On a slightly different subject of crawlers. Holt often gets credit for the first crawlers but Lombard log haulers preceded him and Hornsby preceded Lombard. I could be wrong but I think Hornsby was first.
This is about 1973. IH sold some manufacturing rights to some older designs.
Hornsby were trialling caterpillar type tracks long before many others.
Really interesting watch 👍👍👍
Great Video, cant wait when a new Video about the Ford comes out
Very soon!
Lord Muck yesss
Great content, as usual, fair play. You'll have to include an inertia start, starter motor soon. First class channel.
Rock on 💪
Looking forward to the next one 🧐👍
Another great video never fails to make us laugh keep up the good work.
Great value video keep knowing them out
The crawler is mint good video mucker
Again excellent and funny thanks 👍👍🏴
Top job as ever keep it up
She's mint Bud 👌🏻😎 ol Peg sent me over. You don't have to worry about turning it off.
👌🏼
Good stuff as usual.
Love the zip ties and bias plies scene 😂
Thanks Kurt always a great vid.. Take care mate..
Glad you enjoyed it Kev.
@@LordMuck Always a pleasure to watch.mate..
Far out L Mam it’s 1 am in the morning here in Oz , been waiting all night for this thing to start , good heard it make noise, can now go to sleep 🛏
I'm guessing you know this:
From watching Squatch253's channel (guy is OBSESSED with all things Cat) I know that the Cat donkey engine not only (in the end) turns the big engine over, but it shares the exhaust and cooling system. Thus, running the donkey engine prior to engaging the clutch warms the exhaust and water of the big engine.
#Clever
That's correct, the water gets warmed up by the donkey then it all helps the main engine start to turn over with a better chance of firing up.
Your vids get better and better.......almost National lampoons standard now.
love watching your videos keep up the good work
Just watched the vid now gonna smash the other half’s back doors in . Cause you said so mucka ! 🤪
Great video as always lord muck
About time for a new video. Good job.
Great video looking forward to part 2👍