Getting This AWESOME 1946 Brush Cutter Running Like New (Clinton Engine)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.พ. 2020
- In "Mower Shield", Taryl goes over what it takes to get this old 1946 brush cutter working like new again. Taryl tackles his first Clinton engine in this video as well. Prior to and after the fix, local con artist extraordinaire, Ronnie, is at it again with a new scheme called "Mower Shield". Unfortunately for him he scams the wrong customer in another hilarious yet informative how-to video from your pals at Grass Rats Garage! And as always, There's Your Dinner!!
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yes I will
screenplay ideas: hear me out... Lord of the Ringjobs. or how about Harry Putter and the Ignition Chamber of Secrets
I dont know who produced this video but imo way too much background music.
This is an old video. We have since gotten better at that @@michaeltetzlaff4068
How the heck are you not at a million subs, let alone 100k?! I blame TH-cam’s algorithms, you have the best videos on TH-cam. You really put effort in and put on a show. Thank you!
because (((youtube))) owners dont want ppl to have a big amount of knowledge, they want them to depend on buying new stuff , not repairing it
Hey Taryl, found you about 2 months ago and I am just having a ball watching your shows.
You should be on tv your a natural. Your not only very entertaining but a great fabricator and
a very knowledgeable mechanic. Its know wonder You have 100k subscribers and growing.
Thanks again for your show.
----- HA!!! ---- "I wasn't getting shocked --- I'm all dead inside" ---- Keep Rockin' fellas!!
Lol
At 18:16 you will see the name Tillotson on the the fuel bowl. They started making carbatraitors in 1914 in Toledo Ohio. The carb is probably a Tillotson as well. Yesterday I ordered a diaphram kit for my 1977 Homelit XL, fitted with a Tillotson carb. I think I've seen it on a Tecumseh powered single stage snow trower too.
Spit out my cigar laughing so hard as Ronny was getting his butt whooped!....LOL!
Mower shield commercial is pure comedic brilliance! Well done. You guys are better than anything from the big TV networks!
Taryl working right over the drain hole LOL.
its like the 1st DR field and brush mower,
And arguably just as good if not a blast to use. You shoyld try your hands at a vintage mower? Big antiques shops should have a few.
Mustie1 yup,with the good no flats
That old one runs better than my DR
Hey....there he is tha man himself.....Hi Mustie1!......greetings from NWI......mitis.shop
Roof Mfg. made them a lot more dangerous looking to work in tree farms.
Ok, this is a classic episode, indeed! The ending skit is hilarious...🤣
Love these old engines. Thanks for making me laugh and teaching us something at the same time! 👍😎👍
Was great hay
Nice job Taryl. Really enjoy seeing the older equipment repaired and doing what it was intended to do. Now days, that same brush cutter would have a 15 or 20 HP motor, electric start, safety switch's, guards, self propelled, maybe even have blue tooth. Price tag in 2020 $2,199.99 and it wouldn't any better of a job than that old one.
Dangerously close to 100,000 Subscribers! Great job guys....
Oh Ya, I cant wait to see you present the Silver Play Button Award for that milestone...
"We don't have Bluetooth. We have no tooth." LOL
Lol
TOOTH brush country.
No float either , just a " SVEER " !!
@@themowerman that think works better then the junk we have today
@@xXJoeChevyXx yeah I hear that mate
Another fun Taryl video. Re: the resin in the air filter, it does use formaldehyde as a curing agent, but the 'phe' is just part of 'phenolic'. A friend of mine developed a lot of those old resins back in the forties when no one had heard of plastic. Polymer chemistry was just a baby back then.
I remember my grand dad using a mower like that around oil wells & tank batteries for the Texaco oil company in Okla back in the early fifties, I still remember the Clinton engines also.
Taryl, you are real treasure for your community. Man who can fix absolutely everything and doing a diamond job.
I live near Clinton MI. Reminds me of a motorized, reel mower that my dad had in the 50's. It would trim your toe nails while cutting the lawn.
Lol
Was it a REO mower? We had a couple. Yeah you didnt want to slip on wet grass with those. We also had those glass water traps on the Ford tractor.
Back when people took more responsibility for their actions...🇬🇧☺️
I cut my mechanic's teeth on a similar Clinton engine I pulled out of a junked Troy Bilt? tiller when I was about 10 years old. No spark plug in the head and the engine was stuck, but at least it was at TDC. With my Dad's help, some heat and liquid wrench, we got it turning. Cleaned everything up, lapped the valves, and learned why not to grab the spark plug wire while turning the engine over. Made a fuel tank from a juice can and gaskets out of cardboard. Somehow we got it going but the crankshaft was bent, and the cardboard head gasket burned through in about 20 minutes, but it was a fun experience.
Very heartwarming story you shared there my friend. Love it! Haha I used cardboard for gaskets many a times. Hell, my uncle used to do it all the time when working on cars. He would use beer or soda boxes. He had some tar based liquid concoction he would whip up and soaked em in it then let em dry and slapped that shot back together. Worked every time, it would last too because I never seen him doing any over.
Very nice repair Taryl on a classic vintage piece of equipment. Loved the video, humor, sound effects. Thank's to all!
I really enjoyed seeing this old antique come back to life again Tayrl.
The most impressive part was being almost blown out of my chair when it started on the very first pull!!.This beats the brand new Ariens video about your new snowblower that you had to review,it took TWO PULLS to make the Ariens run,plus this little brush cutter didn't burn a drop of oil!!.
You think that Ariens will still be running around in 74 years?
@@RustyZipper Nope,it will be in schitt can long before then.
A lot of small business made these, we had one called a Tommy wes, a local two guys made them for our area. The bottom plate was 1/4" concave steel plate about 6" round was part of the blade shaft with a nut welded to it. Ours had a briggs with pull rope on it, also the frame going to the blade was 2 pieces of angle iron on it. I will try to find a picture to email you. Back in the day, you had to have common sense, no using it with a iphone in your hand lol, great video like always.
Similar, in an extremely rustic way, to a Gravely mower device I once had.
Gravely - made by Studebaker
Howdy Cuz!!! Thanks for the shoutout - I'm glad you like the spring loaded center punch. I have been using mine for a while now and it works great. I hope you get many years of good service center punching things. All y'all did a great job on the video and I know the customer will appreciate the work you do. Hopefully Junior's arm is healing up. Take care.
I love how Ronnie gets the snot beat out of him- reminds me of all those old violent Buggs bunny and Yosemite Sam cartoons.
Lol, I'm surprised shewtube doesn't give strikes on the videis with Jerginstien. Lol with how soft and pussiefied the world has become. Cant even make a joke on people unless they're Christians, then its ok. But anyway, yeah, he is one of my favorite characters.
I remember my grandfather owning one of those. It had a kill switch and choke cable he added to it. I think it came with the tang you pushed against the plug with your foot. I remember how freaked out my grandmother got when he ran it because it really didnt have much of a guard. I love that old vintage stuff.
Wow, it certainly pays to pay attention. I have subscribed to your channel for years and open it up almost daily. Today is the first time that I noticed that in addition to the wonderful music that your channel offers, you also do lawnmower and small engine repair. Man-O-Mn, the best of both worlds. Thanks for both the entertainment and the edumucation.
Omigosh- I didn't know how much Taryl helps us till today. I'm a believer now. let's see 1946? thats what, 75 years? Taryl, you're like butter!
i wonder if you should have a museum yet?
I bet that was dam handy around fence areas back in the day I'm a retired small engine mechanic, and really enjoy your informative videos,i love the old stuff,,good day to you sir,
This one really kept my interest! Love the old stuff!
Taryl thanks for giving your time to fix these antique ones its neat to see them run again! Hope you find more!
The skits are second to none!! Lolol
Thanks for the restoration of the Clinton Brush Cutter.. Taryl. Watched it from beginning to end. Very enjoyable to watch.
That would be good for crowd control. People would stay back, that's for sure.
Alexa-wipe my butt-you're killing me-thanks for the laugh!
Pretty cool Taryl, I just love antique engines and equipment! That old mower is a show piece!
I like your all your vids. It's always fun seeing old stuff brought back to life.
Best video yet, masterpiece of knowledge and common sense, keep those revs down to 3600!
you're at your best, on these kinds of project...with your skill set a real pleasure to go along with, as always txs
We had a Clinton engine on a Jacobsen edger. Our engine was probably the next generation model with an oil bath air filter mounted above the carburetor. We had an original pull rope and the handle was tapered smaller on each end and was overall shorter than the one you have.. I don't remember a plaque but it did have the arrowhead on the gas tank like yours. It did have a kill tab attached under one of the head bolts. The edger cut the finest line because its blade consisted of a disk with 5 razor sharp sickle blades that were attached to the disc where they could rotate around the mounting bolt. It cut so finely that I could sign my name with that edger. Of course, it worked so well that it was deemed a safety hazard and quickly discontinued.
Binge watching teryl for 2 days now! By far the best and most entertaining small engine repair videos!
You guys are genius’s.
I have been a mechanic all my life and seen many different kinds of equipment including once bringing to my shop and getting a 1946 Clinton Army Air Compressor running for a guy. To bad all these other company’s got run out by Breaks and Scrap um and Tecumesh.
Taking that front end off it looks like the saucer section of the Enterprise with a pair of sublight engines attached.
Seeing a full restoration of this would be awesome
Very cool!
I procured a Yazoo mower in need of repair that looks to be from the 80's. I'm going to fix it and use it like a walk behind brush hog. It's gonna be fun!
Keep fixin' things!
That was great. I can picture my grandfather pushing one of those around in the 40s.
Enjoy watching your videos Enjoy seeing all these old equipment running again I like thicken on small equipment
Love that old stuff and how you get them running again. Keep it up! Thanks!
Great Sunday morning video Taryl. You do truly fix all! I could use one of these to clear brush on the bank behind my place. I 'd probably ask Randy if he could hop along in front checking for rocks.
New viewer here.Have learned a great deal already.And love the humor and editing...great stuff.
Thanks Man
Your videos jus' keep gittin better and better ! ( love the old reliable, made to last machinery ! )
Thanks for sharing, very cool history
I like these type of restoration projects on older machines like the wasp chain saw and this, I'll have to go back thru videos and see if you've done one on an old cushman toatgoats
My grandfather bought a Yazoo push mower around 1966 or 1967 to have his grandsons use around the house and farm. It had a Clinton cast iron horizontal shaft twin pulley engine. The blade was close to 1/4" thick. The bicycle rear tires and plastic front wheels made it fairly easy for even a preteen to push through briars, broom sage, and tall weeds. Yeah, like that mower, it made me tough!
Thank you for the belt tip cool cutter great job.
Keep up the great vids.
More videos like this PLEASE Taryl!
Hey Taryl ,. I was watching your 1946 brush cutter video .
I Have an excellent tip for you .
on those old glass bowl fuel filters , you can use a Buick Thermostat gasket for about a 1996 and newer 3.8 litre / 3800 engine ,
they are rubber and have a groove that you can fit the fuel screen in ,
and they only cost about $2. at most Auto parts stores .
they often fit better than trying to use a regular round o ring .
Thank you for your videos ,
Tim from Wisconsin.
Love the old stuff. I really do get sad and something down inside hurts when I work on some new stuff of today.
Todays stuff is cheap throw away junk. NO lasting power.
Really enjoyed watching this show
Great video Taryl! :) Love that old stuff.
Nothing like old equipment out running new equipment!! Great video once again!!
I did a carburettor like this last week.. video out soon..wow she jumped straight into action.. a dangerous but of kit if standing in the wrong place.. still its lovely to see the old girl running..
That is one cool machine! Would be great to see it get spiffed up and painted. Also, nice Muffkin and Blade cameos.
Awesome seeing an early brush hog getting wrenched on. Thanks for sharing this one, Taryl. Would have loved using one of those instead of a weed eater out in Owego, New York about 8 years ago.
excellent video love the old stuff running
I love that carburetor. I'm always waiting on your new videos.
I love how the jerk is a, well we won't go there. Lets just say, the last name says it all! Haha I'm surprised youtube doesn't smack y'all with a strike over his character. I just discovered your show Taryl, love you and the guys. Been binge watching for over a week now. I wish youtube would allow for a chronological order playlist, it would be nice to watch from your first ever video all the way up to your last in order as they come. Anyway, you rock! I've learned all kinds of stuff about carbatrators I didn't know and then some. Thanks man! Keeping it funny all while keeping it real!
I gotta have me one of them. Very informative, thank you!
Can't beat the old stuff 👍👍👍
That's pretty BADASS for an old mower! Great job!
Amazing video. Youa re the best!!!
My new favorite channel.
Awesomeness! Subscribed and enjoyed visiting your site with tools and merchandise!
That whole video was just great! and Oscars all round👏👍
Love the older and longer videos Taryl..
I have a couple of those brush saws with real saw blades on them from the late 50's. They are really great for smaller stuff. My blades also rotate perpendicular to the ground. I have a 5 hp Clinton side shaft from about 1960 in the barn.
NICE JOB TARYL. WELL DONE.
i remember using one very similar back in the 70's to cut weeds around the barn, and old chicken brooder house. it had an old briggs on it though. i took the engine off, and made a go buggy out of it after dad got a bush hog for the 8n. it got killed when the barn burnt in '82. and yes, i still have both feets. i was never in front of it when it was a runnin'. got's to be smarter than the equipment you're usin', doncha know.
🤕 this thing keeps stabbing me
🫤well? It's supposed to stab ya. Things aren't supposed to be safe this time in history
🤣 that killed me every time I watched it.
Another Guest Cameo Appearance By Taryl Dactyl 😂👍💯🇺🇸 !
So funny when taryl does thoes long woooooooooooooos. Lol
Love this video. I'm restoring a Ottawa buzz master saw. Look on TH-cam at one. I have the engine almost together. So I know what you went through to do this. Only it has a Wisconsin 6hp engine on it. Love your videos. Do more of the old engines. I did love this one.
Mower shield skit I LMAO. Ronny is hallarious
there's something satisfying watching stuff get fixed.
I thoroughly enjoyed this video ! You guys are a Great !!!!!
That thing is Cool Man What A Genuine Piece Of American History...
I have to hand it to Taryl. I watched his video on a Tecumseh carb rebuild and was finally, after 5 years, able to get an my edger to start with out using a power drill on the flywheel nut.
I bought mower shield for my snow blower and had zero problems with the blower this summer. Well worth the money.
reminded me of a mustie 1 video...keep up the great vids guys!!!!
Awesome video.
Never saw one of those that old and primitive.
Great job on it
Great video Taryl this is when you are at your best IMHO . And when it comes to technology tell us how you really feel ! LOL
This was one of the best videos you ever put out.
Another happy customer!
That engine is very similar to a Briggs model N. Keep up the good work!!
Taryl & GrassRats From Mark. I have a Yazoo S-24 walk-behind that has more than a few similarities to the walk-behind mower in your video.
The original engine on my Yazoo S-24 was a Tecumseh 5hp Horizontal Shaft in which I believe was based upon the Clinton Engine. The engine on my mower had the double pulley type centrifugal clutch with the same exact belt twisting which helps the hard cranking that you encountered in your video presentation.
Some time ago, I purchased one of the 6.5hp Predator Engines to replace the Tecumseh. I’m needing a source for the double belt pulley centrifugal clutch to go on my Predator Engine due to the fact that the original centrifugal clutch fell apart when we were trying to remove it from the crankshaft.
Unlike the mower deck that you were working with; Yazoo has slots where the engine is mounted to slide the engine back and forth for setting belt tension. With the Predator Engine, I will have to make new slots due to the difference between the width of the two engines. At least with the mower in the video, A person could possibly fabricate a new mower deck with modern spindles and the blade. The slide mounts would be very easy to replicate. Thanks for the great video, Taryl. Best Regards From Central KY.
Ronnie this is your best stuff yet man! And the award goes to............ Ronnie Jergenstein!!!!!!!
My dad had an old hi wheel Murry, belt drive with an open front. Cut stuff over 6 feet high. Old 'L' head Briggs rope start. Modac V-belt. Those were the days I mowed and couldn't start it. Now I could start it and can't hardly mow!
Love the way you say back in the day. I’ve been there.
Awesome video taryl , funny , informative , the whole 9 yds . Love the old stuff like that . Wish shit was made that tough now . Honestly ashame it isnt .
Also amazing how they copy those or try nowadays .
your repair videos make me laugh .out loud better anything on the t.v. keep up the good word.
Great stuff THANKS !