This is Marc the mason from Deerfield NH. I went down to Walton Beach Florida to visit my 11 month younger brother. Way before Desert Storm. Some time in the 1983 or so. I drove the 1969 Chevy caprice with a 327 down to see his project 1967 Comino. Yup two NH boys got in southern turbel. These days I am sporting a 1986 four door K30. Removed the overheated 454 for a Jessy James 383 h.t stocker six wheel drive dooly with a 400 turbo. Been in there since 2007 and carburetors and timing 32dergrees at 4000 rpms is a trick with out Hei. distributor spring kit. Haven't had a drink since 1987. I am 59 too.
I joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1977. I only chased one GTO. I now know who it was. Harvey your story made me laugh. I grew up in a logging - farming family. I owned a 396 Beaumont and lived away out in the hills. Was cutting wood yesterday but still 3 feet of snow here in northern New Brunswick. Stay safe and keep on keeping us entertained. Love your videos.
Love your stories as usual Harvey!.Great idea on the intake gasket removal on the Husqvarna 61!.. My son David is a full time Paramedic in Ohio. FEMA is using him right now for 2 to 4 weeks in New York City as we speak. He always wanted to see New York City. Yesterday after his 12 hour shift was off at midnight they were going to the 911 Memorial. Please remember him in your prayers Harvey!. God Bless all who are serving this country during this crisis!.. Show the Love & be Kind!.. 😉😊☺️
Why does anybody dislike this mans videos there great and hes doing his best to teach us what he knows and right away some smart ass goes and dislikes this mans videos and doesn't even say why he did it. Keep it up iron horse love the knowledge you share to me and everybody else on here
I completely agree with the sentiment in this comment, but the funny things is that even a thumbs down is a good thing for the channel. One of the strange things about the algorithms TH-cam has created.
But at least say why you gave a thumbs down so ironhorse can maybe do something different. Maybe its just somebody that doesn't like power saws. Anyway I love the content ironhorse this Corona thing has a lot of us cooped up but with good channels like this we'll pull through without going crazy
Great story. My dad had a friend that had a 1969 Plymouth super bird 426 hemi 6 pack. It was a 4 speed car. I won’t say how fast it was because no one will believe lol. Love those old cars. Stay safe and healthy IRONHORSE nation!!!! I’m going fishing today. Just river fishing for salmon and rainbows cause the ice ain’t out of the lakes yet. Have a great day all!!
Retired welder how are you i believe you weren't they the first car to break 200 mph back in the day they had the big spoiler on them didn't they? I know they were insane fast
Steve Theriault yes. Yes they sure did. This particular car with the gears he had in it would do 200 mph. Not many people believe that which really don’t bother me. But that car was like a jet. The faster it went the harder it hugged the road. Just amazing cars.
Erik Nelson come up anytime after this China virus passes. I’d love to take you river fishing!! Salmon, rainbows, splake, and brook trout is what we catch below wyman dam. Look up wyman dam Bingham Maine. You will see why I love it their. It’s so peaceful
My buddy had a 67 Le Mans rag top, it wasn’t fast but it looked really cool! I had a 70 GS455 it was mean, had my share of tickets, those days are gone now. Thanks for the interesting story! Stay well everyone, make the most of your time with family. Thanks Sam
Back in the 1980’s I think most police officers had that “Roscoe P Coltrane” syndrome going on, or was it “Barney Fife”, any way you looked at it, they were after anyone who was in their teens to early 30’s and served in the military! Thank you for the GTO story, reminded me of my hay day with various cars and trucks, and a few HS pranks as well, maybe one day I will share!
Greetings from No VT - All is well in our house, we just don't go out. We are well stocked with groceries and live in the woods a little aways from town so it is easy to avoid contact. Great story to enjoy my second cup of coffee with, thanks. Hope everything is good with you and your family/friends.
Harvey Great seeing ya and I love your stories and you left us hanging I wanna here and that coop okay... My brother had a 68 GTO I was 16 and it was a great time to be alive back in 1973 ... love you guys Say hello to Collin for me Harv later...👍👍👍👍❤️❤️🙏☮️✌️☀️
Hello from Ireland you cant beat an old chace from the cops to get the heart pumping hope you and your family ate all keeping well harvey keep the videos coming most enjoyable
Great video Ironhorse. Thank you for your service and your conversations with us. You have a way of making us feel as if we are sitting at the bench with you. It’s truly awesome. Your story reminds me of my dad when he was growing up. He had a 67 Mustang Fast back, factory green. He always said he never was under triple digits on the weekend. Lol. There was a S curve in the back roads that many called dead mans corner, well my dad always wanted to “switch lanes” in that part of the road. He did, went from gravel on one side to the other side, opposite lanes. All said and done, I know where my love for speed comes from hence my screen name. Lol. My dad was and still is a crazy guy.
Ha ha the good ole cat and mouse. I love it great story and man what a time to grow up. Sounds like my hometown where I still live. Hope that oiler problem gets fixed. Stay safe and sane out there everybody.🌲❤🌲✊
Loved to play that with the cops. We did one once where we got everybody together down in a campground with all non alcoholic beer. Must have been 40 of us then called cops and said there were a bunch of kids partying. Bout10 min later 3 cars roll in the parking lot. It was dark. They get about 30 or 40 ft from us and kick lights on. Everybody scattered for no reason. They all chased us around the bish for a bit. They werent happy when they couldnt bust anybody for anything.
Harvey; As for Now YOU ARE THE MAN !!!!!BB chevy has nothing on that 428 Pontiac those things 390 hp stock Y your the man U kept it Pontiac !!!!My self I can listen to logg'in all day, but 66GTO O YEA !!!My had one that thing would light em at 40mph till the tires popped.! And a MAICO , and somewhere along U mentioned a CR500. I turned 60 last June. I'm a biker , hot rodder, and a 3rd generation LOGGER and that makes you my brother from another mother!!!!! THANKS from NOR-CAL!!!!!!!!!!!
Great car Harvey 👍. My Dad had three of them. Very fond memories of them. Those oil pumps can be mind boggling. I know you'll fix it. Be safe everyone!!
That was a great story! I have heard a lot of very similar stories from a couple of family members, all involving muscle cars, wish I had all the ones they got rid of.
Fun to hear the hotrod stories. My dad did some great stuff with small block in 69 Chevelle but he was going for mileage. I think you'd like what he did with the heads and intake.
Two (2) sure things right now, the Coronavirus 🦠 and Ironhorse creating Lotso video content for us to watch while we’re stuck in our homes. Thanks Ironhorse! 👍
I came through LaGrange, Ga in my GTO one day and this cop in a metropolitan decided to pull me over. Good luck... when I hitb3rd at about 110 I never saw him, again. Another cop in Atlanta tried to pull me over in his hot rod Valiant. I don’t think I saw him, either, after I down shifted into 3rd and put the pedal to the metal. I could tell you some real stories from the 60’s
Great Story Harv...that was back in the "duel gum ball" days...lol I had 67 GTO red with white interior 400 ci, it was nice car but performance sucked...traded for 72 Duster 340...now that was a wild quick ride! I believe I drove that through Canisteo a few times in mid 70's
@@jeffreyrubish347 That must have been about the last of the 340's then became 360's with serious pollution crap. Also had 66 Ply Valiant with 273 v8 & push-button tranny for a winter beater...that was a great runner too considering type of car it was. Yes the good old days👍 Would love to have a mint 69-70 Dart Swinger 340, I think a 70 Roadrunner or GTX would be my favorite classic Mopar.
I had a ‘65 GTO, cost me $3750 with a 421 HO, Muncie 4 speed and with a tri pack. Could never keep spider gears in that sucker. Would turn the quarter in the 12’s with cheater slicks on it. It would turn the spider gears into fizzle dust.
When I was teen I built a couple nasty S-10 pickups. One of them was a southern shell that I put a 355 w/ a 5speed. Even though it had a spool in the rear end it wouldn’t ever get traction. It’s one of the few trucks I wish I never sold. Anyways great video 🌲🇺🇸🌲
I remember dad had a 70 Monte Carlo back in the day when I was a young kid 350 4 bolt main man that car was nuts and it felt like the hood went forever but I remember him taking me for ice cream on a Sat we would leave and all the kids were watching dad would just light those tires right up smoke just rollin😁😁😁😁👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I just had the same problem on a MS201. I took everything apart and replaced the oil pump still nothing. I put a new cap on it and it works great now lol
Hi Harv, I know I posted in April 3's Gasket video. but in seeing this oil pump clip, here is another area of saws I have never had to disassemble or replace. My current saws I have partially torn down are some old timers, a Stihl 051 and the other is an 075. I am pretty sure I read somewhere about making sure their oil pump setup was 100% working and 100% and leak free. My biggest concerns since learning about how saws are meant to run without killing themselves is to ensure no air or vacuum leaks anywhere. Carb, Intake, exhaust etc. Have you worked on the Stihl 051/075/076 type saws much? I have a pretty good grasp of all the parts I have inspected and disassembled to where I am just short of splitting the cases. Here lies a whole different scenario as I have come across different type tools and methods needed for things like "stuffer vs non stuffer cranks" etc.
Does the ms 461 magnum come with an unlimited coil? I found out our western Canadian distributor has a couple left so I ordered one. Full wrap handle, west coast dogs and the heavy duty bar cover. I ordered it with the Stihl light weight 28" bar, full comp chain. The dealer sent me an email tonight with a picture of it. It's pretty badass.
Did you have a uni syn ? I still have mine most people don't know what they are but I bet you do. I'm the one that likes the L88s I did have a 67GTO 389 try power you're right it couldn't get out of its own way
i run all the 266 series saws and love them!! im extremely curious on how you port your transfers on them though? would you do a video on porting a 266 or 268 cylinder?
Hey ironhorse i have a question? will a later model starter recoil work on the old style 066 or 064's...ive got an old set of 064 cases im wanting to do somthing with and cant find a starter cover for an 064...the new aftermarket coverrs say they will work but i know the older covers were thinner so i dont know...
The first car I drove was a 1979 grand prix it liked to cruise at 80 mph all day long when you hit 100 it use to grow wings🤣🤣🤣 great car for highway driving pass everything but a gas station🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
greeting from the uk loving the channel, are all husky 61 chainsaw parts interchangeable with a husky 162 ???? any help will be greatly received. stay safe and be kind thanks paul
Harvey my dad always had a bunch of sayings I've started making a note of all of them, if he saw that cop go by you guys he would have said that thing went by like a striped ass ape. I asked him one time pop how fast are those Apes he says I don't know but they're quick.
Guilty, only they'd just wait at the house, cause they knew I come home. Never gotta ticket, because laws were different back then. Wasn't GTO, 70 long bed C10, with a slightly modified 63 327 outta vette, and 4 speed outta 69 Z, but she'd make a believer outta ya real quick. Thanks for bringin back good memories from, back n the days. Y'all stay well, as I plan to here in NE Texas, and as Hank Jr. said, "country folk will survive!"
@@scottbennett6494 Back then the little town I grew up in, all three cops pretty much knew everyone by name. Plus there wasn't but a couple us that had trucks that were motivated so to speak, and the other fella lived outside of town a little ways up the only road we had into town. He had 71 GMC that was gold, and mine was a brown chevy, but we both tended to be rather heavily modified, and they knew it was either him are I. Usually all they ever seen was our tail lights fading over the few hills we had, but they looked alike from that view. They knew it was one of us, and they'd either wait for one or other to come back down the road, are even get out to feel the hoods to see which one was hot. They'd talk at us, and tell our dad's, but hey, it was all a game in the end, because even if they caught you, they'd use the old, I'm gonna talk to your dad routine, and walk off shaking their heads. They knew that they're POS ford couldn't keep up, and we broke the monotony in they're boring shift for them. So I'm sure they were smiling on those occasions, but they weren't gonna let us know it. stay safe out there n be well
Harvey, your a good man and a great American! Glad to be part of your channel and thanks for sharing your experience!
I love listening to you stories. It's what keep me racing the old timers w pops and uncle. 1936 ford coupe
This is Marc the mason from Deerfield NH. I went down to Walton Beach Florida to visit my 11 month younger brother. Way before Desert Storm. Some time in the 1983 or so. I drove the 1969 Chevy caprice with a 327 down to see his project 1967 Comino. Yup two NH boys got in southern turbel. These days I am sporting a 1986 four door K30. Removed the overheated 454 for a Jessy James 383 h.t stocker six wheel drive dooly with a 400 turbo. Been in there since 2007 and carburetors and timing 32dergrees at 4000 rpms is a trick with out Hei. distributor spring kit. Haven't had a drink since 1987. I am 59 too.
From Fayette, Maine. Ironhorse I love your story brought me back to my early twenties. Right on brother, enjoyed.
I joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1977. I only chased one GTO. I now know who it was. Harvey your story made me laugh. I grew up in a logging - farming family. I owned a 396 Beaumont and lived away out in the hills. Was cutting wood yesterday but still 3 feet of snow here in northern New Brunswick. Stay safe and keep on keeping us entertained. Love your videos.
Love your stories as usual Harvey!.Great idea on the intake gasket removal on the Husqvarna 61!.. My son David is a full time Paramedic in Ohio. FEMA is using him right now for 2 to 4 weeks in New York City as we speak. He always wanted to see New York City. Yesterday after his 12 hour shift was off at midnight they were going to the 911 Memorial. Please remember him in your prayers Harvey!. God Bless all who are serving this country during this crisis!.. Show the Love & be Kind!.. 😉😊☺️
Why does anybody dislike this mans videos there great and hes doing his best to teach us what he knows and right away some smart ass goes and dislikes this mans videos and doesn't even say why he did it. Keep it up iron horse love the knowledge you share to me and everybody else on here
Some people are just a$$holes
I completely agree with the sentiment in this comment, but the funny things is that even a thumbs down is a good thing for the channel. One of the strange things about the algorithms TH-cam has created.
But at least say why you gave a thumbs down so ironhorse can maybe do something different. Maybe its just somebody that doesn't like power saws. Anyway I love the content ironhorse this Corona thing has a lot of us cooped up but with good channels like this we'll pull through without going crazy
Loved your story! Thanks for your service too!
Great story. My dad had a friend that had a 1969 Plymouth super bird 426 hemi 6 pack. It was a 4 speed car. I won’t say how fast it was because no one will believe lol. Love those old cars. Stay safe and healthy IRONHORSE nation!!!! I’m going fishing today. Just river fishing for salmon and rainbows cause the ice ain’t out of the lakes yet. Have a great day all!!
Retired welder how are you i believe you weren't they the first car to break 200 mph back in the day they had the big spoiler on them didn't they? I know they were insane fast
Steve Theriault yes. Yes they sure did. This particular car with the gears he had in it would do 200 mph. Not many people believe that which really don’t bother me. But that car was like a jet. The faster it went the harder it hugged the road. Just amazing cars.
I wish I was fishing there!!
Erik Nelson come up anytime after this China virus passes. I’d love to take you river fishing!! Salmon, rainbows, splake, and brook trout is what we catch below wyman dam. Look up wyman dam Bingham Maine. You will see why I love it their. It’s so peaceful
I'll take you up on that offer!
My buddy had a 67 Le Mans rag top, it wasn’t fast but it looked really cool! I had a 70 GS455 it was mean, had my share of tickets, those days are gone now. Thanks for the interesting story! Stay well everyone, make the most of your time with family. Thanks Sam
Great stuff. Brings back fond memories growing up in Stratford ,ct. late 50’s and 60’s.
Back in the 1980’s I think most police officers had that “Roscoe P Coltrane” syndrome going on, or was it “Barney Fife”, any way you looked at it, they were after anyone who was in their teens to early 30’s and served in the military!
Thank you for the GTO story, reminded me of my hay day with various cars and trucks, and a few HS pranks as well, maybe one day I will share!
I love the old story's my dad did alot of shenanigans I love to hear him telling em. Same with you sir. Thank you for all you do.
Tried your cornbread recipe and your right it came out great.
Love the story harvey!! Hope ya get that oil pump dialed in. You and Barb stay healthy and safe friend!!
Yes they are!! My olds was the same way, tricky.. thanks for sharing your story!! I enjoy your story’s!!!
Another awesome video Harvey, great story....
Greetings from No VT - All is well in our house, we just don't go out. We are well stocked with groceries and live in the woods a little aways from town so it is easy to avoid contact. Great story to enjoy my second cup of coffee with, thanks. Hope everything is good with you and your family/friends.
Pratts store?
@@raycharles1379 No, not that far North - we live outside of Waterbury.
Harvey Great seeing ya and I love your stories and you left us hanging I wanna here and that coop okay... My brother had a 68 GTO I was 16 and it was a great time to be alive back in 1973 ... love you guys Say hello to Collin for me Harv later...👍👍👍👍❤️❤️🙏☮️✌️☀️
Hello from Ireland you cant beat an old chace from the cops to get the heart pumping hope you and your family ate all keeping well harvey keep the videos coming most enjoyable
Awesome story Harv! Keep em' coming, stay safe yourself Harvey and family we will beat this thing
Great video Ironhorse. Thank you for your service and your conversations with us. You have a way of making us feel as if we are sitting at the bench with you. It’s truly awesome. Your story reminds me of my dad when he was growing up. He had a 67 Mustang Fast back, factory green. He always said he never was under triple digits on the weekend. Lol. There was a S curve in the back roads that many called dead mans corner, well my dad always wanted to “switch lanes” in that part of the road. He did, went from gravel on one side to the other side, opposite lanes. All said and done, I know where my love for speed comes from hence my screen name. Lol. My dad was and still is a crazy guy.
Ha ha the good ole cat and mouse. I love it great story and man what a time to grow up. Sounds like my hometown where I still live. Hope that oiler problem gets fixed. Stay safe and sane out there everybody.🌲❤🌲✊
Loved to play that with the cops. We did one once where we got everybody together down in a campground with all non alcoholic beer. Must have been 40 of us then called cops and said there were a bunch of kids partying. Bout10 min later 3 cars roll in the parking lot. It was dark. They get about 30 or 40 ft from us and kick lights on. Everybody scattered for no reason. They all chased us around the bish for a bit. They werent happy when they couldnt bust anybody for anything.
@@307j.o.a.t9 that's awesome. Its guys like us that made cops better cops brother. I love it🌲❤🌲✊
Great stories Harvey .Stay safe and well.👍✊
Great story. Time to get the maico going.spring fever.Lol.suppose to have some decent weather.
Harvey; As for Now YOU ARE THE MAN !!!!!BB chevy has nothing on that 428 Pontiac those things 390 hp stock Y your the man U kept it Pontiac !!!!My self I can listen to logg'in all day, but 66GTO O YEA !!!My had one that thing would light em at 40mph till the tires popped.! And a MAICO , and somewhere along U mentioned a CR500. I turned 60 last June. I'm a biker , hot rodder, and a 3rd generation LOGGER and that makes you my brother from another mother!!!!! THANKS from NOR-CAL!!!!!!!!!!!
Great car Harvey 👍. My Dad had three of them. Very fond memories of them. Those oil pumps can be mind boggling. I know you'll fix it. Be safe everyone!!
Loved the story!! Stay safe and happy.
Great story Harv! Love your Channel! Love the saw work and the stories. Keep up the good work stay safe and healthy. Thank you.👍😎
That was a great story! I have heard a lot of very similar stories from a couple of family members, all involving muscle cars, wish I had all the ones they got rid of.
Fun to hear the hotrod stories. My dad did some great stuff with small block in 69 Chevelle but he was going for mileage. I think you'd like what he did with the heads and intake.
drain the water out of your compressor ….. GTO! GOOD STORY!... thanks for video. be kind.
Love d the story iron horse, take care,keep them coming!
Oh boy!!! Storytime again!! Love it!! God bless everyone!
I remember the first time I saw a 66 AC COBRA I FELL IN LOVE
60 kicks!😕 I would be completely out of the mood! I have a 10 kick policy or get the wrenches back out! Great story as always...👍
Two (2) sure things right now, the Coronavirus 🦠 and Ironhorse creating Lotso video content for us to watch while we’re stuck in our homes. Thanks Ironhorse! 👍
I came through LaGrange, Ga in my GTO one day and this cop in a metropolitan decided to pull me over. Good luck... when I hitb3rd at about 110 I never saw him, again. Another cop in Atlanta tried to pull me over in his hot rod Valiant. I don’t think I saw him, either, after I down shifted into 3rd and put the pedal to the metal. I could tell you some real stories from the 60’s
Hello Harv, The 66 GTO is a great looking car! Great story. Can't wait to see the Maico in action.
Love ThosePontiacs ,Great Story,Thank You !!!
Great Story Harv...that was back in the "duel gum ball" days...lol I had 67 GTO red with white interior 400 ci, it was nice car but performance sucked...traded for 72 Duster 340...now that was a wild quick ride! I believe I drove that through Canisteo a few times in mid 70's
I had a '73 Dart Sport 340. Good times!
@@jeffreyrubish347 That must have been about the last of the 340's then became 360's with serious pollution crap. Also had 66 Ply Valiant with 273 v8 & push-button tranny for a winter beater...that was a great runner too considering type of car it was. Yes the good old days👍 Would love to have a mint 69-70 Dart Swinger 340, I think a 70 Roadrunner or GTX would be my favorite classic Mopar.
@@bobblenuts I'd be happy with any of those, but ideally a 340 Duster or Dart.
Awesome story thanks ironhorse your a legend
Hey ironhorse great story ready for the next one
you are the best Harv
Great story big Harv!
Good story Harvey !!!
I had a ‘65 GTO, cost me $3750 with a 421 HO, Muncie 4 speed and with a tri pack. Could never keep spider gears in that sucker. Would turn the quarter in the 12’s with cheater slicks on it. It would turn the spider gears into fizzle dust.
God bless you and yours
Great story Harvey! Take care my friend.
When I was teen I built a couple nasty S-10 pickups. One of them was a southern shell that I put a 355 w/ a 5speed. Even though it had a spool in the rear end it wouldn’t ever get traction. It’s one of the few trucks I wish I never sold. Anyways great video 🌲🇺🇸🌲
I really like the saw work videos!
Harv, you the man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He also ran 3 deuces with two linkages, the pedal connected to the center, and a lever for the outer ones for racing
Ha ha your a beauty Harvey what a story
I remember dad had a 70 Monte Carlo back in the day when I was a young kid 350 4 bolt main man that car was nuts and it felt like the hood went forever but I remember him taking me for ice cream on a Sat we would leave and all the kids were watching dad would just light those tires right up smoke just rollin😁😁😁😁👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Those 70's cars had long hoods and some with a hood ornaments
I just had the same problem on a MS201. I took everything apart and replaced the oil pump still nothing. I put a new cap on it and it works great now lol
Really enjoy your story telling
More young people need to sit down and listen to people tell stories of how it used to be
Great story.
sounds like me with me XW and 289 with 2/1/4 glass pack// lol
That's a good one I like that story
No matter where you’re from we were all doing the same thing !
Haha great story!!!🤎🤎🔥🔥
Maybe the oil pickup tube is collapsing on the inside?
Good story. .
😊🤗💝👍👍👍👍👍
Great story
Seems like all I've been working on lately is 200 series huskies.
Man do they run good when ported!
Hi Harv, I know I posted in April 3's Gasket video. but in seeing this oil pump clip, here is another area of saws I have never had to disassemble or replace. My current saws I have partially torn down are some old timers, a Stihl 051 and the other is an 075. I am pretty sure I read somewhere about making sure their oil pump setup was 100% working and 100% and leak free. My biggest concerns since learning about how saws are meant to run without killing themselves is to ensure no air or vacuum leaks anywhere. Carb, Intake, exhaust etc. Have you worked on the Stihl 051/075/076 type saws much? I have a pretty good grasp of all the parts I have inspected and disassembled to where I am just short of splitting the cases. Here lies a whole different scenario as I have come across different type tools and methods needed for things like "stuffer vs non stuffer cranks" etc.
Good story.
Does the ms 461 magnum come with an unlimited coil? I found out our western Canadian distributor has a couple left so I ordered one. Full wrap handle, west coast dogs and the heavy duty bar cover. I ordered it with the Stihl light weight 28" bar, full comp chain. The dealer sent me an email tonight with a picture of it. It's pretty badass.
HP and tons of Torque for the 428...that poor 360 didn’t get the invitation
Did you have a uni syn ? I still have mine most people don't know what they are but I bet you do. I'm the one that likes the L88s I did have a 67GTO 389 try power you're right it couldn't get out of its own way
After 73 the de-tuned em so bad it’s sad. Set up a tri power intake on the older ones. It would not be the same story.
Luv it!
So you run a bead on out edges. Or over top too close the pump and case that way if need get out dont have fight pump.
i run all the 266 series saws and love them!! im extremely curious on how you port your transfers on them though? would you do a video on porting a 266 or 268 cylinder?
Some time's the oil pump gear don't have side to side movemeant if it don't it won't pump cause of the asentrick cut on the side if it's like a stihl
Money in my pocket, a little time, a six-six= a great story. I wonder if there is anything you can’t build or rebuild.
Hey ironhorse i have a question? will a later model starter recoil work on the old style 066 or 064's...ive got an old set of 064 cases im wanting to do somthing with and cant find a starter cover for an 064...the new aftermarket coverrs say they will work but i know the older covers were thinner so i dont know...
The first car I drove was a 1979 grand prix it liked to cruise at 80 mph all day long when you hit 100 it use to grow wings🤣🤣🤣 great car for highway driving pass everything but a gas station🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Is the nut for the clutch a reverse thread?
What the best way to get a hold of you I have a saw that I need advice thanks
greeting from the uk loving the channel, are all husky 61 chainsaw parts interchangeable with a husky 162 ???? any help will be greatly received. stay safe and be kind thanks paul
Hi there everyone, stay safe☀️🌳🇦🇺❤
I have an Ironhorse T shirt suggestion for you!
IRONHORSE
"Onethingandanother"
just going over old vids
Pontiac TRI POWER.GET ON YOUR PONTIAC And RIDE Harv
Harvey my dad always had a bunch of sayings I've started making a note of all of them, if he saw that cop go by you guys he would have said that thing went by like a striped ass ape. I asked him one time pop how fast are those Apes he says I don't know but they're quick.
Guilty, only they'd just wait at the house, cause they knew I come home. Never gotta ticket, because laws were different back then.
Wasn't GTO, 70 long bed C10, with a slightly modified 63 327 outta vette, and 4 speed outta 69 Z, but she'd make a believer outta ya real quick.
Thanks for bringin back good memories from, back n the days. Y'all stay well, as I plan to here in NE Texas, and as Hank Jr. said, "country folk will survive!"
used to beat them home also, and when they saw car was there they figured it wernt us ( but it was )
@@scottbennett6494 Back then the little town I grew up in, all three cops pretty much knew everyone by name.
Plus there wasn't but a couple us that had trucks that were motivated so to speak, and the other fella lived outside of town a little ways up the only road we had into town.
He had 71 GMC that was gold, and mine was a brown chevy, but we both tended to be rather heavily modified, and they knew it was either him are I.
Usually all they ever seen was our tail lights fading over the few hills we had, but they looked alike from that view.
They knew it was one of us, and they'd either wait for one or other to come back down the road, are even get out to feel the hoods to see which one was hot.
They'd talk at us, and tell our dad's, but hey, it was all a game in the end, because even if they caught you, they'd use the old, I'm gonna talk to your dad routine, and walk off shaking their heads.
They knew that they're POS ford couldn't keep up, and we broke the monotony in they're boring shift for them. So I'm sure they were smiling on those occasions, but they weren't gonna let us know it.
stay safe out there n be well
Oil pump doesn’t work correctly. The reason is - it does not say Stihl on it.