Amazing RJ58 Wheelie Horse 1958 Resto-Mod (Part 4)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- In part 4 of Taryl & Slippers' custom 1958 RJ58 Wheel Horse resto-mod, Taryl goes over more of what he had to do in order to get this thing ready to wheelie! A lot of thought goes into a project like this as well as plenty of trial and error. So sit back and learn with the crew as they get this old "nut roaster" roasting again! And as Slippers always says... There's Your Supper!!
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My late father, a WW2 aviation mechanic veteran had me working on his vehicles as a kid, taught me all the basics ect. he would have turned 99 yrs old on new years day. The awesome "Grass Rats Crew" make me chuckle and give me joy you guys are an inspiration. I was gifted a kids gas mini bike this christmas, basically just a frame and a box of used parts, a perfect christmas present I've only dreamed of. I've already stretched the frame by 7 inches and built new front end forks. I love watching your content, thanks.
Amazing taryl , you and musti are my favorite two to watch , you are always thinking two steps ahead , I grew up in the 40s and 50s it was get out in the garage and you could buy a 50 dollar car and get parts cheap from the junk yard and keep it running and learned a lot along the way , you are an inspiration and giving good ideas on how to make things work and where to get parts and info, we had car shop classes in school back in those days and where a kid could learn hands on it was great now days they no longer offer those classes its a shame..
That thing is awesome! Love the sound, you guys will have fun with that! Nice job
A sleepers and taryl video on a Sunday woooo hoooo and here's our dinner
Hay Tarly like the little rig you made up with the mobile transport so how a bout a backup take two craftsman lawn mower s make them articulated put a separate frame on the front put a over head hook on it take and mount a powered winch so you can lower and raise your project just a thought enjoy watching the things you come up with
At the end I thought he was going to say Jr was somewhere playing with his wee wee LOL
Very cool mower
omg Taryl😎👍👍 LOVE your sweatshirt❤🤣😂
FIRE IT UP...FIRE IT UP... FIRE IT UP!!
Wheelie Horse!
Maybe a drag chute too. Just in case slip dog gets carried away
I olso got a battery angle grinder for christmas:)
Tarryl you gotta get a helmet man. You can find a cool fun one.
Not enough thumbs on youtool to point upwards
Sweeeeeet
I'd like to see a "weed burner" exhaust running straight down, no muffkins. Good idea to have a power source so Slipps can put his Christmas lights on there. Just sayin...
Need leathers on + helmet be safe
the old heat and quench to the rescue again.....after seeing it done at least 10 times on this channel, it really does work!!!
Yes and no. You can't heat up cast iron and then instantly cool it down like you can steel. Or it will crack. The case of that transaxle is made out of cast iron. So your better strategy is to heat it up until it's glowing orange then beat the pin out with a hammer. Spray a good penetrating oil on it while it's still really hot will help to break the rust bond. But you basically get it orange Spray penetrating oil on it then beat on it with a hammer until it cools down and repeat until you get it to work loose. Case iron is alot more temperamental than steel is and it's brittle. You really have to pay attention to what you're doing when you're dealing with cast iron or your gonna screw it up. It's not forgiving like steel is.
@@JoshSmith-wo7zw I cringed when he did this.
@@JoshSmith-wo7zw Uh, @43:00 Isn't this a welded on stub of steel???
Excellent start to the new year. Thanks Taryl & Slippers. happy new year guys
I use to watch and help my dad build me something like this years ago out of a 1960 Sears custom garden tractor. At the time I was amazed at his ideas. He took something I thought would never run again and built something so cool that l rode for years! He always told me if you can use a torch and a welder. You can build anything... Love and miss you Dad.
Loved this video! I'm a Wheelhorse guy myself and have 7 of them in my "stable". Those Wheelhorse trannies are really tough and can take whatever power you send to it. Looking forward to seeing more on this build. I hope 2022 is a really great year for you and your gang.
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I saw Taryl's whole life flash before his and my eyes when he popped that first wheelie. 🤣 That little machine looks scary fun!
I'd say Taryl is smarter than most of the engineers. He could design a superiour machines, because he has such a large experiense of many different engine problems.
The early inventors and industrialists were Taryls.
you NEVER fail to impress us with your imagination making these "toys" so clever! brake idea genius ,,,,,,,put "wheely bars on it"
I thought for sure you were flipping over! Nice job guy's! Hay Taryl you don't suppose you could disable New Yorks Governor? LOL!
Dude! As a dang good lawn tractor mechanic, yer fabrication skills are to be commended as well! Great job Lad!
Ill admit i was a little bummed when you chose to not use the live axle. But seeing how good this setup works im impressed! That is a wheelie riding rat rod. Last summer i built a race mower out of a john deer saber with a 420cc engine with torque converter that drove a live axle. I had to use a go kart steering rack because the original steering had alot of play. That thing could easly do 65 down the main road. I road it to are local tractor show and it turned alot of heads. I look forward to seeing part 5!
Great video guys, love the builds. Love watching.
What an absolute Cool project ! Will their be a TUG of WAR after it's done ? 😄
a tug off?
3:12 I'm still wondering how the back end was sitting lower. The axle, no matter what trans you use is still going to be centered in the rims 🤔
Taryl, you could mount that brake disc to the Wheelie Horse's brake hub piece and use your existing brake system that you made if you wanted hydraulic brakes on it. It's coming along! Happy New Year to all you guys!
That sounds like a great idea! As is, when it's in neutral, there aren't any rear brakes. ....that is if the brake band is around the input shaft...I ain't sure.
How about a remote oil filter setup?
I'd definitely consider a set of wheelie bars also. Looks great! 😁👍
I say old chap we do not say get cracking we say get a move on old boy Cracking denotes breaking something and we would not want to do that now would we old chap ???????????
Whaa Whaaa whaa snort snort etc etc etc !!!!!!! you americans need to speak proper English like what we does over the pond ?????????
"Cracking good toast, Grommit!"
@@chrisbrown7362 Thank you old chap !!!! and a happy new year to all !!!!!!!!!
This channel has been such a huge inspiration to me! I stumbled upon it a few weeks ago and have watched all but a few of the videos. My wife and kids even like it! Also, you have inspired me to start my own small engine repair shop, Yahweh willing! I put out a few flyers to see if I can get a few free engines, and work on them. I have a great deal of experience in vehicle repair, so all this makes very much sense, and I have tools :)
Can you change that brake drum and strap for a disc and caliper for the brakes.
GREAT Stuff guys!
I've been playing around with small engines and tractors as a hobby since the mid seventies and folks thought it was a goofy interest at the time unless you had a business like you guys.
Never thought that there were so many other people into old engines and small tractors and that it would blow up into being on media like You Tube and all over the world too👍.
Keep it up guys!😎
God Bless Tarylica!
Love the efforts and challenges and solutions! Made my day.
She needs a Slippers bobble head hood ornament,Happy New Year guys.
Old butter knifes make great mix and application tools...and you can sand or shave clean with a razor knife and reuse....
👍🇺🇸Ingenuity @ it’s (almost😂) best! Good show. “Ronnie” the thieving snake should’ve made an appearance while attempting to steal the new Milwaukee grinder.👁😂👍
I just cant beleive I am sat here on a Sunday NEW YEAR 2022 Watching these two have fun ???? I also just cant beleive thesetwo are messing with mowers on a Sunday new year
2022 You tell me are they mad or am I/we mad ??????????????????All answeres below please AFTER YOU HAVE HAD YOUR DINNER Obviously !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great job really love how everything‘s coming together I love where y’all put the engine it’s really cool
Taryl will find many uses for his new grinder 😁
looks nice and mean,
There's a reason Wheel Horse quit using those front axles, they're prone to breakage from "wheelies".
It's in the book, Straight From The Horse's Mouth.
Cool project guys, keep up the good work ! - Old Wheel Horse Junkie
- I need to add... With your skills it won't be that big of a deal when it does break. lol ;-)
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I see how to made it through a new New Year yeah I got overhang when we see new videos this year 2022
You guys should put a remote oil filter on that brigs & strapon. The center punch is made by spring tools they're on Amazon
shes looking good, gotta love good old hands on R&D, should be nuts when you get 3rd gear working if its That fast in 1st gear, stay safe out there Taryl and crew
This is a kool project guys. Always love the " bigger motor in small vehicle" no matter what it is. Can't waite to see the finished product.
You always need more power
Funny how Slippers project became Taryl's project.
Freaking awesome! I get so many ideas and tips from these videos. And plenty of “ why didn’t I think of that? “ when thinking of my past projects. Thanks guys!
Heat-Quench story. My Uncle & Father tried getting an 1 & 1/2" Backhoe Stabilizer Pin out by heating it with an Oxygen & Amphetamine Torch "Cherry Red". Did NOT move the rusted Pin. I got my Propane Tank & large "Weed Burner" attachment. And some old Fire Bricks from a Wood Stove. Built a small enclosure around the Pin & Stabilizer. Heated the Pin with the Propane Torch. Then quenched it by spraying just the Pin itself with a water bottle with holes poked in the cap of the bottle. That Inch and a half Pin came right out with just a few taps of a Hammer. IT WORKS, every time! Thanks Taryl & Sons!
Question, is there any way to add disk brakes to the front wheels? Love the videos Taryl and Slip Dog!
Ever consider doing lawn tractor racing?
Taryl:
- Makes custom frame.
- Reinforces the frame.
- Heat-quenches pin out.
- Makes custom bracket to hold engine.
- Modifies support to accommodate exhaust.
Slippers:
- Need to find a skull to fit on the shifter.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That’s funny, I built a Wheel Horse this last winter with handlebars in it too! Check out the Snowmotractor build on my channel 👍
You should drill a bunch of 3/16 holes in that exhaust angle iron. Then it will look like a barrel shroud...also if Milwaukee was giving you free tools they would make you use safety goggles when you use it....🤔
nut roaster🤣😅🤣😅😂🤣🤔🤔👁👁
still..... nothing like roasted nuts to make the New Year a Glowing one🤣😂😅 well done😏 (those nuts will be I mean) in time for Christmas. thx for another extreme giggle
Fire it up, fire it up, fire it up, NOT , the engine is sick, coughing, and sputtering. That will not do, mate. Try putting the oil filter back on, NOT , MAYBE the carburetor needs going thru, this isn't space traveling.........who is in charge here, where's elk skins???????
I thought TARYL FIXES ALL??? Isn't the case to the transmission all???? Put some Taryl Putty on it and then grind it down to size......Do I have to do everything for you guys? Taryl, sure your handsome, sure you have a smile to die for. But, thinking outside the box is not your strong suit. Well, .....wait....You are pretty darn good of thinking outside the box.
30 bricks for the win!!!!
I prefer the boxes from the 15 16-oz pint cans... but whatever.... The little snowman guy, he says Winter!!! So it must be winter... Down here on the Gulf Coast, it gets a little fuzzy sometimes... Is it winter?? Not sure....
I want to know why, Taryl, you and Slippers appeared in a dream I had last night. You were running a British "fish n' chip" shop XD Don't ask, I don;t know what the hellflaps goes on in my head either.
Heat / quench don't work???
WHAT, what!!!!!!
Taryl, I've seen you do this and I've seen it work....
Meh, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink......
TARYL DRAGON MUSKRAT LOVE
I don't "DO" facebook or instagram, but I would like to share pictures of my TroyBilt mower with a Peterbilt truck seat on it. I did a wheelie with it when the back of the seat caught a low tree limb.... There's my LUNCH. Ha. I also have a WheelHorse (Toro) but no truck seat. I had to rebuild the front axle attachment on the Wheel Horse.
Great improv there, sounds like a Harley! Glue the brake liner onto
the strap while it's wrapped around a can instead of flat, will help a lot. Cheers guys👍
Live and learn... Never send a monkey to do man's job....
those diecast pulleys are best for electrik motors... stampeed steel pulleys are just as bad...
Us farmers here knows best... we use cast iron pulleys and sheaves...
Go CAST IRON pulleys...
Taryl... You make me nervous sometimes.. you need a floor pan to stop or not allow driver/rider to put their foot down in front of rear wheel (like at 1.08.40) could cause terrible leg/foot injury.. otherwise good job just take care (safety no accident 😜) love your videos!!
I have just had a great idea "you two should go into mower repairs " Think how cool that would/could be and you could make a living from it You could them make videos
on how to repair mowers Jesus I am one slick DUDE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Taryl.... I believe you use metal, gears, electric and engines to build and design what I can't even draw. Amazing.... your brain is always on fire. Nice👍👍 just don't roast your... 😏 you know🤣😅
Sounds great that motor
I hope you boys did not lowball Elkskins. I know how tight Slippers mom is with the doe ray me. Plus Taryl looks shady himself. I hope you compensated him HANDSOMELY
Remember Taryl. We don't entertain mean and stupid comments. THEY leave those Becase they are JELOUSE. The more shitty comments we get the more we know we're doing it right. There all Just JELOUSE.
Taryl please use high quality Knee pads your body will thank you later. I was in the pest control business for 40 years. Did a lot of bending--this will keep your knees in good shape 👌Ken from N Y
did this to my c160 & sounds the same found a kohler CH18S for $50 guy thought it had blown up all it was rocker fell off a pushrod
Are you going to be doing ratrod patina paint .. Power Nation did a low cost patina paint on their Project Sydewinder Mustang about a year ago.
Also did a cool graphics trick with crackle paint, Detroit Muscle S6 E10.
Please excuse my question. I'd viewed several before this looking for the linings. If I'd only viewed this one before asking the question I might appear much smarter than I am. Please keep up the good work my friend.
Needs stack exhaust 😉
OK soooo, No Intro? What's up with that??? Then, It appears the ElkSkins is holding out! Maybe he oughta just bring all the parts.
I can fix many things but I suck qt building without a plan. But I'm even more amazed by folks who can picture these things and bring them to life.
Great job you better figure out about the pulleysystem because if you don’t it will be a belt burner
Allsome work guys iv learned a lot of cool things thank you heeps from cruzermans inventions
Well we got it to wheelie no problem and its hella fast but the breaks Suck... LOL LOVE TFA!!!
Ive found the ones without oil filters are almost always in worse shape.
Those fenders will look bad a$$ with the hood. If uns put electric start on it , perfect run around bike. Cant buy that anywhere, that is cool stuff. Im really liking this build.
Too bad you couldn't find a way to make that engine work sideways.
Engine looks like a mini V8!
Wouldn't that be cool to have that mounted that way!?
Slip dog almost slipped out of character lol love the vids guys
2 suggestions for the brake set up....if you use JB Weld, clamp the band in a circle similar to how it will set on the vehicle OR same set up and rivet the brake material onto the steel band while in a circle (Like all the old pads and shoes used to be riveted)....the JB weld isn't that flexible and it will harden in the way it is clamped......great set up on all the modifications on the ride...thanks for the hard work!!!
I personally also do the heat and quench trick is works better then anything else. I had two old galvanized water pipes that was very rusted on the threads could not turn it out with a pipe vice and a pipe wrench so i did the heat and quench trick and believe it or not i could turn that thing out with my hand.
Have you no imagination can't you do something that somebody else has not already done.. like turning a yougo or a Volkswagen into a riding lawn mower something.. something original to Daryl.that no one else has done before. you can do it I have faith in you..
Concerning the cordless tools, you should consider painting them white to cover up the make and model. When they send them to you greatly reduced in price, you then can advertise them.
Just a thought.
can't get it go in 3rd???? sounds like shift forkis broken, bent or worn ... if otis hard to shift onto reverse, most likely ... it the fork.. both 3rd and reverse share same gear shaft...
Elk Skins comes through again.
Probably the most underrated Grass Rat!😅
Who says junk is junk?
I have a 63 753 same trans. Shift gears slowly it can get stuck in two gears at once there was a service bulletin you can find that said changing the shift rails would solve it
it included part numbers it it does get locked in two gears remove the shifter and use a large screwdriver, align the shift rail reinstall the shifter handle it only happened twice in fifteen years to me but I was quick to shift from one gear to the next
good luck with it
How come Slippers is never doing any ??? You’re having all the fun building and testing everything !
I've been waiting to see more on this have a happy and safe new year grassrats crew keep doing what you do ill definitely keep watching
I'm sure there's a n answer but I'm having trouble figuring out something. When the engine was turned, and the rotation is opposite what it was, what keeps the tractor from running in reverse?
Can you modify the disc that you use to have on it for brakes and mount it on your trans where you have the band brake now. I think that would be pretty cool just don’t know if you have the room and something to get you down to that small shaft. Thing looks awesome