Given time, you will not remember the home shop. It will be revisited,I'm sure! Mustie1 is still #1! Who knows what 1 will drag in from yardsales. It is only the beginning of summer and yardsales go on now for at least 4-5 months. I am happy for 1's new shop! He will bedazzle us all with new and always entertaining "brought back from the dead" projects! Happy Summer, everyone! Love that Mustie1! Thanxz
Nice shop...you deserve it. Thanks for all your great vids. (yes, yes, we can all be nostalgic over the old garage, but think of all the new memories we are gonna have. Plus I was tired of bumping elbows with all you folks in the small shop.
But in a few Weeks all Fans will like your new Playground.!!! Me too Sir!!! We are adult Kids....and its allways so nice to der ans learn from You..!! God bless You ans Your Peoples around!! A very big Fan from Bavaria.
Happy for you and the new shop. Can't wait to see a different project in every corner. Shame on you folks for pouting about it. Be happy for the man. He's worked hard and earned an awesome workspace.
great job.. don't ever listen to those people who say "just get another carb", I enjoy watching you adapt or modify to get it working, as not everyone has an inventory or other carbs. It is the first time I ever saw one of those large blowers doing what they do, they would certainly be useful. Thanks !!!
That big new shop sure makes your channel look all fancy and high-dollar! When you pointed the air exhaust at us, it blew my hair all over the place. Good thing I had my safety squints on.
Thank you, I learn so much when I watch your videos. I only have one regret: I wish I had a channel like this when I was a young boy. You’re inspiring new small engine mechanics by the hundreds👍
Lilly stealing the show as usual. What a sweet old girl she is. A lot like the machines you work on, still life in them and just wanting a bit of attention. Keep up the good work Mustie1. I like seeing you resurrect old junk back into service. New shop is coming along nicely too. Take care.
Mustie, my first comment after watching your channel for over a half a decade. The reason you reached over 305K subs was from your intimate at home, wife in the house and an occasional visit from Lucy while you did your magic in the garage. That’s what made your followers believe they could repair things within their means. Please understand that we are all happy you could get this facility and have the room to spread out the hoard. But, being at home with you, the ambiance and the feel can’t be duplicated. I would have built a big pole barn at the back of your property to store your stuff while keeping the home garage as the main repair shop. It is what defined the Mustie 1 video experience.
Nice job, back in your element did not really notice the change in workshop. Was so engrossed in the job's progress. Very satisfactory conclusion , thank you.
The new space with all the extra room is terrific. I do miss the ambience of the old shop. I know you are moving in. Hope you can cram enough stuff into the new space to give it the right feel. Thanks
I miss the vibe of the old garage the new ones garage doesn't have that warm fuzzy feeling of wrenching on stuff in your own garage congrats on the new garage
Loving the new shop! Lots more room to move and work and room for a bigger hoard! Thanks for letting me hang out with you bud and thank you for the tons of work the new shop took to put it together. It's also really awesome that you can bring your sweety with you to👍👍✌
The location change is a wierd one, you're still the same awesome @Mustie1 but it doesn't have the same feel as working out of your home garage. Hope that changes as this becomes the norm.
I think it will become the norm quickly. His content and his approach are what for are appealing in his videos. I am very glad for him. It's good to see things are going well for him and I hope he keeps to his roots with videos like his for us !
The lack of ambient sounds is so weird (no sounds of traffic, birds, neighbors, etc) - the quietness, immense space and solitude seems very strange. The new place severely lacks the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the old garage.
I think it is the lack of distant background noise (traffic going by etc) that gave it a feel in the old garage of being a busy place that was a focal point where everyone wanted to be..............the old garage had that feel I remember from the 1960s of the gas station or local mechanics shop where everyone gathered for friendship, a soda pop, and to see what the latest project was, be it the motorcycle racer, the dirt track car racer, or the guy building his pulling tractor or truck. I miss that feel but I’m sure in time it will come back to musties new shop.
I can can see a use there, but people use them on tiny gardens here in the UK and it seems daft burning dinosaurs just to move a rakeful of leaves from one place to another, and then still have to pick them up! 🙄
@@MattBrownbill Back where I lived we would blow the leaves out to the edge of the road, making piles up to 3ft tall and whatever long. The county would come by at regular intervals with a huge vacuum truck to suck up the leaves. What they did with them from there I have no idea.
I was sort of missing the old garage and then you pulled out the magic body panel hammer (you know the one), and all was right with the world again. Great video.
Took me 25 years to get my junk drawer back up to scratch after I moved:). Glad you did the run for more parts carbs. Moving takes time; both body and spirit! Take it easy and enjoy!
Feels weird to bring yard sale finds back to an incredibly large shop in an industrial setting. The old garage made it feel like a guy trying to tinker and save some money. Paying for a huge shop takes away that he is one of us feeling. Still love ya Mustie but the new setting is hard to adjust.
Still the best videos. I love the new shop, I have the same dream of having a place just like that. So much room. We'll all get used to it, congratulations on the next step in the journey. Can't wait to see more.
Truly impressive how quickly you've acclimatized to the new garage! Congrats on keeping the intimacy (did I say that out loud?) of the your old shop vids. Greetings from the UK
That thing is a beast! I wish I had one. You have tons riding mowers, engines, parts, supplies, a shop and TOOLS. You could make a micro "rider" or rig it such that it could be an "attachment.! Even cobble together a vacuum/leaf shredder.... That would be BADASS! The development would be a intriguing series of video's. Possibly create something REALLY COOL! One of a kind, PATENTED! Artistic and totally functional. There are so many "price--point", mass produced landscape maintenance machines that are junk. It would be cool to see something made with quality, ultra durable, lasts forever, easily operated and maintained. License the production to a few manufacturers and collect $$$$$
It's funny I seem to find quite a lot of random 10mm sockets at flea markets and car boot sales! Maybe that's where they all go! I have a problem with my 13mm socket going missing!
good call on the carb, this i know; forklift=new bigger shop, so bigger shop=bigger projects are comin... side note; think you ever tackle the rear pass quarter panel on the ghia...Lilly needs a larger thicker piece of foam for a bed, it happens as we age...love the new big "Blue" shop the indoor bathroom is a deal maker, no more outside hope no one watchin activities, could put a cot somewhere for power naps, need a frig and a microwave for the help to use, txs for taking me along once again....
Yay. New vid from the new workshop. Yes we will all miss the home garage vids. But please stop complaining about it folks and be happy for Mustie that his channel has grown so much that he has been able to move into this location. It can only get better from here on. :)
Mustie, I love the new shop and the new look of the channel. It's always great to see tubers expanding there shops as the brand grows...awsome job cant wait to see what's coming in the future👍😁
Excellent work on that blower Mustie, glad the idle side of it fixed itself. This is your first official will it run video in your new shop, keep up the great work!
My earlier years as a masonry instructor I did small engine repair and had one elderly lady who had one of those blower/vacs that was constantly needing attention. She had a huge lot with a lot of trees so fall meant hours of blowing with the thing. Eventually I had to get a short block (had it tore down already so this was the cheapest way to go) and didn't hear from her after putting the monster back together. You wouldn't believe how worn the bore and piston was. Slapped and sounded like a diesel especially when it was cold. Glad your blower wasn't worn that bad, Greg.
Honestly you guys complaining need to cut it out. Yes as he was setting up you could tell it was the new shop, but once he was in the thick of things it was just like the old shop only with better lighting. Since most of what he records is up close this is a nice upgrade !!!
The new shop is awesome! But honestly, it doesn’t the feel the same as hanging out and wrenching in your garage. Somehow the coziness and the fact that you have spent 1000s of hours in that garage just came thru the screen
Your pup looks like an old version of mine. I have a 6 month old female black lab. Thanks for the video. Not going to lie, I miss the garage. The new place has room but it is a bit sterile. I will still watch your videos though because I like you and the content. Thanks
"Sterile" is exactly the word I was looking for. It needs a little warmer ambience. Perhaps some background sounds recorded from the ol' place! That or go the other extreme; throw up some sheetrock walls with plexi windows, epoxy the floors and wear a lab coat, LOL! Will still watch anything he posts, though; Mustie videos are brain food!
Hi Darren, you missed the door for the shute, it folds down from the top & is all present & correct (in tact, if a bit rusty) it hinges on the two bolts at the top either side of it, I expect you've found it by now!!! We British seem to like (or LOVE) your videos, keep up the good work. Regards, Ian.... No not yet!!! I love the new shop it's exactly what I would've loved a few years ago when I could repair things a bit bigger than a laptop. Even that's difficult from a wheelchair, so I mainly do short jobs.I suppose when you (or me) get to 64 you (or me) should expect similar. I liked the old shop because it was (is) close to your hoard & home, can't you build an extension on the old one (side & height), NOT the house side!! or the wife will evict you , I'll have to get back to the laptops...👍😁 Sorry about the dissertation ...Byyee, Ian.
That was fun for me because I used a leaf blower like that for many years at our old property with a 2 acre formal English garden. It was very effective, but also could be turned and adjusted to suck the leaves into a sack. The big B&S would only start when it was cold and I cursed and kicked that thing often enough, then just learned to go have a cup of tea if I had to turn it off and restart it. I wouldn't want to know how many cubic metres of leaves I blew together with that machine. Thanks for the memories.
Sure the old garage was cozy, and I get why people felt a kindred spirit with Mustie 'cause he was able to accomplish incredible things in a space maybe not so different than their own. But... Mustie was definitely being held back by the space limitations. Now, he's got an A+ shop to match his A+ talent and skills.
Found the same type in October for 50..00 on Craigslist. Blown rod. I I had a replacement 7hp Honda I put on it. It’s great. The old engine (Briggs ) was a 1998 year. So about 20 year old machine is like new. Excellent machine!
I get hours of enjoyment watching your new and old videos everyday, I hope to see you post more content every week as I leave for basic training in September, can't wait to get back and see the new projects you post!
I appreciate that you attempt to fix the carburetor and don't just take an easy out. People need to learn how things work in a real world situation. It must be service people who give you the thumbs down. You take their easy money work away.
At around 40:20 you can see fuel being blown back out of the carb, if it had a stuck intake valve would that explain it not wanting to idle , then eventually clearing up as the valve seated again , hence why it ran nice at the end. Just a theory . Great video! and love the new shop
Love the new shop and it gets all that stuff and clutter away from your home, which I'm sure makes the female factor happier!! Now you can put your drivers inside a garage!
That carburetor dipping solution is great! I’ve cleaned about 50 carbs over the last 2 years with the same gallon. I Put the solution in an small crockpot and it works great.
The style of muffler is listed as an "acorn" muffler Make a sound closet for the compressor. We wont hear it on the camera. The engine got a richer mixture on idle when you put the air filter on.
nice one..... looks like some one did a number on the poor old thing, but in you're usual fashion you rectified the crap and made it a useable machine.... id say the idle came back with the air cleaner drag, acting like a small amount of choke.... To those whining about the new shop, if you miss the old one so bad just go watch some of the old vids for some nostalgia + some extra views for mustie, im sure he would not complain......... Thanks for the vids, always great to watch!!
I think moveing to the new shop was being a good neighbor thing. I used to live in the burbs with a neighbor constantly working on old cars and it was a pain with the noise and junkers siting in his yard. Better to do that stuf in the country or industrial area. Good job.
i wont read the rest of the comments about musties move so i get a more "honest to myself" response. first, i am very happy mustie has been able to find and move to a place he has wanted for awhile....... good on ya mustie, but its so strange i feel "uncomfortable" watching him work now, its as if it is a different channel. i know mustie does watch comments on his channel, but im writing other subs to see if they feel the same way, i suppose we like like what we are used to, its all i can figure
Feels like Mustie has grown from a guy next door working from his garage to Cable TV 'reality show' status. Same guy though. I have a lot of respect for him and what he does, but it is like watching a different channel. Maybe once he gets the new place filled up it will look more 'normal'.
brian bergman I am happy for him, yes it’s a change and some time to get use to but I have always watched for his personality and humour, it’s still there and will continue to be there. This new space will grow to feel like the home garage in the near future I believe.
he's the same great guy, but the space needs to be modified to not look like a warehouse. easily doable, put up a wood paneled partition or two , add some not flourescent lighting.
Nice find and fix for 25 bucks , those are good machines . The new shop is coming along nicely , I'm looking forward to you being able to work on multiple projects with the new space . Happy hunting this weekend 👍
Its amazing how easy you make it look troubleshooting and resurrecting these old engines...seems like you need a challenge...How about gathering all your old rusty parts and building a 1 man Helicopter thing that you can fly around in...now that would be a trick! HeHe Thanks again!
I think why it won't idle is because the idle stop screw is too low for that engine to handle. I had a Tecumseh H30 that did the exact same thing. I turned the idle screw up, and it idled perfectly. If it doesn't want to idle, try turning that screw up. I saw how far back the screw was on the carburetor, and I think it's too low. Otherwise, I think this rusteration of this leaf blower/vac was well done. Mustie1, you have actually inspired me to do kinda the same thing. I got a 1988 Tecumseh H30 from a snowblower running last summer. Thank you, and keep doing what you're doing, and I look forward to where you go next with this channel.
Give Mustie some time to settle in and the place will get some atmosphere I believe. He's been working hard to set this up and I for one want to give him some support.
I really enjoy the videos in your new shop. Gives me hope for my future shop that’s gonna take some time to fix up and put together. Keep the videos coming, always look forward to your next fix especially in the new shop.
I've worked on several Briggs engines of that style, they are 8 hp blocks usually. I've got a generator with the same carburetor and fuel pump, it's an 8-horse too. The one good thing about the ethanol-laced gas is that it eats through the crud in a fuel system! Lily is a sweet pup, I love seeing your dogs in your videos :-)
Given time, you will not remember the home shop. It will be revisited,I'm sure! Mustie1 is still #1! Who knows what 1 will drag in from yardsales. It is only the beginning of summer and yardsales go on now for at least 4-5 months. I am happy for 1's new shop! He will bedazzle us all with new and always entertaining "brought back from the dead" projects! Happy Summer, everyone! Love that Mustie1! Thanxz
All the naysers about the new shop should just look at an old video, have a good cry, get over it, and move forward.
Nice shop...you deserve it. Thanks for all your great vids. (yes, yes, we can all be nostalgic over the old garage, but think of all the new memories we are gonna have. Plus I was tired of bumping elbows with all you folks in the small shop.
Ha ha, well said
thumbs up...
I love your new garage. Guys that preferred your old garage didn’t have to work in it. Give it time. This place will develop its own cool personality.
But in a few Weeks all Fans will like your new Playground.!!! Me too Sir!!! We are adult Kids....and its allways so nice to der ans learn from You..!! God bless You ans Your Peoples around!! A very big Fan from Bavaria.
Happy for you and the new shop. Can't wait to see a different project in every corner. Shame on you folks for pouting about it. Be happy for the man. He's worked hard and earned an awesome workspace.
Micheal Hagwood 100% this !! Well said !!
Totally agree with you just as much fun hanging out here as the other garage
You got that right Michael Hagwood. The complainers are eating sour grapes and are green with envy!
great job.. don't ever listen to those people who say "just get another carb", I enjoy watching you adapt or modify to get it working, as not everyone has an inventory or other carbs. It is the first time I ever saw one of those large blowers doing what they do, they would certainly be useful. Thanks !!!
I miss the "Hi, how's it goin'" opening. That will retain some of the familiarity of the old place. ;-)
That big new shop sure makes your channel look all fancy and high-dollar! When you pointed the air exhaust at us, it blew my hair all over the place. Good thing I had my safety squints on.
I kinda miss the old garage :)
Me too.
Yeah but, Crusty doesn't have to live in a shipping container anymore.
Maybe Mustie1 could do occaisional 'specials' from the old garage!
He has the room now. Maybe he can finish the double cab.
Same here
I always love seeing old, forgotten, abused machines get the love and care they deserve.
This new shop thing is going to take some getting used to. Kinda miss the just hanging in the garage feel! I will adjust...
Thank you, I learn so much when I watch your videos. I only have one regret: I wish I had a channel like this when I was a young boy. You’re inspiring new small engine mechanics by the hundreds👍
Lilly stealing the show as usual. What a sweet old girl she is. A lot like the machines you work on, still life in them and just wanting a bit of attention. Keep up the good work Mustie1. I like seeing you resurrect old junk back into service. New shop is coming along nicely too. Take care.
Mustie, my first comment after watching your channel for over a half a decade. The reason you reached over 305K subs was from your intimate at home, wife in the house and an occasional visit from Lucy while you did your magic in the garage. That’s what made your followers believe they could repair things within their means. Please understand that we are all happy you could get this facility and have the room to spread out the hoard. But, being at home with you, the ambiance and the feel can’t be duplicated. I would have built a big pole barn at the back of your property to store your stuff while keeping the home garage as the main repair shop. It is what defined the Mustie 1 video experience.
understood, but when strangers start showing up at your house unanounced, a change was needed,
Nice job, back in your element did not really notice the change in workshop. Was so engrossed in the job's progress. Very satisfactory conclusion , thank you.
Agree 100% there were a few parts as he was setting up, but once we were in the weeds who cared ??? Plus the lighting was so much better.
Loved this rebuild! Spent many a Fall as a kid blowing leaves on our two acres using just such a machine. Thanks, Mustie1 !
Thanks for taking us along in the shop Mustie! The new shop is coming along nicely.
The new space with all the extra room is terrific. I do miss the ambience of the old shop.
I know you are moving in. Hope you can cram enough stuff into the new space to give it the right feel.
Thanks
I miss the vibe of the old garage the new ones garage doesn't have that warm fuzzy feeling of wrenching on stuff in your own garage congrats on the new garage
Loving the new shop! Lots more room to move and work and room for a bigger hoard! Thanks for letting me hang out with you bud and thank you for the tons of work the new shop took to put it together. It's also really awesome that you can bring your sweety with you to👍👍✌
While I will miss the garage too, I doubt there’s too many of us that don’t say how much we’d like a larger workspace.
I loved the old garage. it felt so much more personal, hanging out doing some wrenching.
*It's so happy to be alive again-*
*it whimpered when you shut it off.*
*It had to be choked to sleep.*
Another great and entertaining video, thank you for sharing.
Nice to see your toolbox drawers are as organized as mine are!
oh man, M-1 needs some clutter around for that HOMEY LOOK
I liked the feel of the old garage, it sort of gave you hope to what you could do in your own backyard place.
yeah but too many people took it too far by showing up at my house so this is the outcome of that,
@@mustie1 Well, that's the last thing you want, not good at all. Best of luck with the new shop.
It's a shame that people can't respect boundaries Darren. Sorry you had to go through that.
The location change is a wierd one, you're still the same awesome @Mustie1 but it doesn't have the same feel as working out of your home garage. Hope that changes as this becomes the norm.
I think it will become the norm quickly. His content and his approach are what for are appealing in his videos. I am very glad for him. It's good to see things are going well for him and I hope he keeps to his roots with videos like his for us !
The lack of ambient sounds is so weird (no sounds of traffic, birds, neighbors, etc) - the quietness, immense space and solitude seems very strange. The new place severely lacks the warm and welcoming atmosphere of the old garage.
I think it is the lack of distant background noise (traffic going by etc) that gave it a feel in the old garage of being a busy place that was a focal point where everyone wanted to be..............the old garage had that feel I remember from the 1960s of the gas station or local mechanics shop where everyone gathered for friendship, a soda pop, and to see what the latest project was, be it the motorcycle racer, the dirt track car racer, or the guy building his pulling tractor or truck. I miss that feel but I’m sure in time it will come back to musties new shop.
Ah, it'll be fine once it gets a little patina on it :)
Everything is strange in the beginning
I remember using one of those when I was a teenager back in the 70's in New Jersey. Saved hours of work on a property full of Maple trees.
I can can see a use there, but people use them on tiny gardens here in the UK and it seems daft burning dinosaurs just to move a rakeful of leaves from one place to another, and then still have to pick them up! 🙄
@@MattBrownbill Back where I lived we would blow the leaves out to the edge of the road, making piles up to 3ft tall and whatever long. The county would come by at regular intervals with a huge vacuum truck to suck up the leaves. What they did with them from there I have no idea.
I was sort of missing the old garage and then you pulled out the magic body panel hammer (you know the one), and all was right with the world again. Great video.
Your shop is huge. Enjoy the space.
P A it’s not all his space but it’s big work space for him
Lighting is great, much improved quality.
Took me 25 years to get my junk drawer back up to scratch after I moved:). Glad you did the run for more parts carbs. Moving takes time; both body and spirit! Take it easy and enjoy!
Love the new shop Mustie...cant wait to see how it looks when you get everything in place.
@25.36 you said "because it's the challenge". And that's why I love your posts. Simply magical!!
Feels weird to bring yard sale finds back to an incredibly large shop in an industrial setting. The old garage made it feel like a guy trying to tinker and save some money. Paying for a huge shop takes away that he is one of us feeling. Still love ya Mustie but the new setting is hard to adjust.
If you don't move forward to begin to go backwards. Life is full of adjustments.
Still the best videos. I love the new shop, I have the same dream of having a place just like that. So much room. We'll all get used to it, congratulations on the next step in the journey. Can't wait to see more.
Truly impressive how quickly you've acclimatized to the new garage! Congrats on keeping the intimacy (did I say that out loud?) of the your old shop vids. Greetings from the UK
Only Mustie takes the time to keep us entertained when he has 9 bazillion other things that need accomplished, gotta love the guy!
Man what a bright, clean, massive shop! congrats mustie. You must be so stoked 👍🏻👍🏻
That thing is a beast! I wish I had one. You have tons riding mowers, engines, parts, supplies, a shop and TOOLS. You could make a micro "rider" or rig it such that it could be an "attachment.! Even cobble together a vacuum/leaf shredder.... That would be BADASS! The development would be a intriguing series of video's. Possibly create something REALLY COOL! One of a kind, PATENTED! Artistic and totally functional. There are so many "price--point", mass produced landscape maintenance machines that are junk. It would be cool to see something made with quality, ultra durable, lasts forever, easily operated and maintained. License the production to a few manufacturers and collect $$$$$
BECAUSE EVERYTHING IS 10MM!! they make it that way on purpose so you lose the socket all the time
I saw a necklace, with a 10mm socket on it. Emergency backup..
I never lose my 10mm in my private tool kit. If you work in a shop with more than 4 other guys nobody ever has either the deep or the shallow 10mm.
It's funny I seem to find quite a lot of random 10mm sockets at flea markets and car boot sales! Maybe that's where they all go! I have a problem with my 13mm socket going missing!
I spray painted all 10mm spanners and sockets traffic yellow, 13mm neon orange.
Lifesaver if you ask me
It's a conspiracy, actually manufacturers are secretly in the 10mm business.
good call on the carb, this i know; forklift=new bigger shop, so bigger shop=bigger projects are comin... side note; think you ever tackle the rear pass quarter panel on the ghia...Lilly needs a larger thicker piece of foam for a bed, it happens as we age...love the new big "Blue" shop the indoor bathroom is a deal maker, no more outside hope no one watchin activities, could put a cot somewhere for power naps, need a frig and a microwave for the help to use, txs for taking me along once again....
I really envy the new shop Mustie, great storage really helps. This way nothing needs thrown away..
Yay. New vid from the new workshop. Yes we will all miss the home garage vids. But please stop complaining about it folks and be happy for Mustie that his channel has grown so much that he has been able to move into this location. It can only get better from here on. :)
Mustie, I love the new shop and the new look of the channel. It's always great to see tubers expanding there shops as the brand grows...awsome job cant wait to see what's coming in the future👍😁
Excellent work on that blower Mustie, glad the idle side of it fixed itself. This is your first official will it run video in your new shop, keep up the great work!
Awesome repair/revival Sir. Hi lily. I think the new shop is great, perfect,amazing super,outstanding,rad,awesome and superb.BIG THUMBS UP
No Brian, you cannot play in the new shop! Lol, you'll be in just as many videos as you were I bet.
My earlier years as a masonry instructor I did small engine repair and had one elderly lady who had one of those blower/vacs that was constantly needing attention. She had a huge lot with a lot of trees so fall meant hours of blowing with the thing. Eventually I had to get a short block (had it tore down already so this was the cheapest way to go) and didn't hear from her after putting the monster back together. You wouldn't believe how worn the bore and piston was. Slapped and sounded like a diesel especially when it was cold. Glad your blower wasn't worn that bad, Greg.
First time in new location where your fixing some yard sale finds 😉
I am glad that the body hammer made the move to your new shop!
Zane Painter always have one next to me
Those pliers are called parallel pliers here in the UK.
Get them in all different sizes.
I'm envious of your troubleshooting skills and fearlessness.
Honestly you guys complaining need to cut it out. Yes as he was setting up you could tell it was the new shop, but once he was in the thick of things it was just like the old shop only with better lighting. Since most of what he records is up close this is a nice upgrade !!!
Amen to that. Why is it people hate change so much? That's how people grow. Be happy for him.
I agree with so many, new video is great BUT, sure miss the old garage! Thank You...
I'm glad I'm not the only one that misses the garage I am so happy you have this new place but it kind of changes the ambiance
The new shop is awesome! But honestly, it doesn’t the feel the same as hanging out and wrenching in your garage. Somehow the coziness and the fact that you have spent 1000s of hours in that garage just came thru the screen
They also use these blowers at Drag strips to blow the track off at the tree
Definitely a different vibe in the new space. I’m sure it’ll take some getting used to.
Your pup looks like an old version of mine. I have a 6 month old female black lab. Thanks for the video. Not going to lie, I miss the garage. The new place has room but it is a bit sterile. I will still watch your videos though because I like you and the content. Thanks
"Sterile" is exactly the word I was looking for. It needs a little warmer ambience. Perhaps some background sounds recorded from the ol' place!
That or go the other extreme; throw up some sheetrock walls with plexi windows, epoxy the floors and wear a lab coat, LOL!
Will still watch anything he posts, though; Mustie videos are brain food!
@@getyourkicksagain he could put curtains up to.
Hi Darren, you missed the door for the shute, it folds down from the top & is all present & correct (in tact, if a bit rusty) it hinges on the two bolts at the top either side of it, I expect you've found it by now!!! We British seem to like (or LOVE) your videos, keep up the good work. Regards, Ian.... No not yet!!! I love the new shop it's exactly what I would've loved a few years ago when I could repair things a bit bigger than a laptop. Even that's difficult from a wheelchair, so I mainly do short jobs.I suppose when you (or me) get to 64 you (or me) should expect similar. I liked the old shop because it was (is) close to your hoard & home, can't you build an extension on the old one (side & height), NOT the house side!! or the wife will evict you , I'll have to get back to the laptops...👍😁 Sorry about the dissertation ...Byyee, Ian.
Some growing pains at the new shop... No easy access to the hoard of spare parts.
That was fun for me because I used a leaf blower like that for many years at our old property with a 2 acre formal English garden. It was very effective, but also could be turned and adjusted to suck the leaves into a sack. The big B&S would only start when it was cold and I cursed and kicked that thing often enough, then just learned to go have a cup of tea if I had to turn it off and restart it. I wouldn't want to know how many cubic metres of leaves I blew together with that machine. Thanks for the memories.
Great big shop and we still crowd in to close and you keep kicking my foot lol thanks bro
Sure the old garage was cozy, and I get why people felt a kindred spirit with Mustie 'cause he was able to accomplish incredible things in a space maybe not so different than their own. But... Mustie was definitely being held back by the space limitations. Now, he's got an A+ shop to match his A+ talent and skills.
I love the new shop Mustie. I am really happy for you.
Found the same type in October for 50..00 on Craigslist. Blown rod. I I had a replacement 7hp Honda I put on it. It’s great.
The old engine (Briggs ) was a 1998 year. So about 20 year old machine is like new. Excellent machine!
Love the new shop good for you.
Nice to see you in the new workshop. All the best. I'll miss the garage too.
Ever heard of one *not* running the last time they used it?
They just pushed it around, even though it wouldn't run...
"I made motor noises and pushed it around last time"
Lol
That's a good one I think it's called reverse osmosis. LOL
It's like people who are amazed that they always find things in the last place they look.
Kinda like people who say; "And the last place I looked, I found it !" Me, I usually keep looking after I find something just for good measure...
I get hours of enjoyment watching your new and old videos everyday, I hope to see you post more content every week as I leave for basic training in September, can't wait to get back and see the new projects you post!
The first "will it run" from Mustie's new shop! Yay!
I appreciate that you attempt to fix the carburetor and don't just take an easy out. People need to learn how things work in a real world situation. It must be service people who give you the thumbs down. You take their easy money work away.
At around 40:20 you can see fuel being blown back out of the carb, if it had a stuck intake valve would that explain it not wanting to idle , then eventually clearing up as the valve seated again , hence why it ran nice at the end. Just a theory . Great video! and love the new shop
Aha, yes I spotted that, didn't know what it was. 🤔
Love the new shop and it gets all that stuff and clutter away from your home, which I'm sure makes the female factor happier!! Now you can put your drivers inside a garage!
Got up this morning very happy to find myself a mustie1 video we're going to work on a blower this morning
Nice to see LILLY supervising the new workshop
Missing the old shop. This one doesn't have that mad scientist, Dexter's lab feel about it.
That carburetor dipping solution is great! I’ve cleaned about 50 carbs over the last 2 years with the same gallon. I Put the solution in an small crockpot and it works great.
The style of muffler is listed as an "acorn" muffler
Make a sound closet for the compressor. We wont hear it on the camera.
The engine got a richer mixture on idle when you put the air filter on.
nice one..... looks like some one did a number on the poor old thing, but in you're usual fashion you rectified the crap and made it a useable machine.... id say the idle came back with the air cleaner drag, acting like a small amount of choke....
To those whining about the new shop, if you miss the old one so bad just go watch some of the old vids for some nostalgia + some extra views for mustie, im sure he would not complain......... Thanks for the vids, always great to watch!!
Good job mustie1 I like your new shop
Wow I never knew you could double nut a bolt to loosen it, really helpful thanks very much!
No toolbox is complete without a butter knife!
LOL! Ain't it true Ha Ha!
"RICH REBUILDS" famously rebuilds Teslas with little more than a kitchen knife.
This new workshop is great, plenty of room for everyone! Not so squeezey.
I miss the old mustie shack already!
I think moveing to the new shop was being a good neighbor thing. I used to live in the burbs with a neighbor constantly working on old cars and it was a pain with the noise and junkers siting in his yard. Better to do that stuf in the country or industrial area. Good job.
i wont read the rest of the comments about musties move so i get a more "honest to myself" response. first, i am very happy mustie has been able to find and move to a place he has wanted for awhile....... good on ya mustie, but its so strange i feel "uncomfortable" watching him work now, its as if it is a different channel. i know mustie does watch comments on his channel, but im writing other subs to see if they feel the same way, i suppose we like like what we are used to, its all i can figure
Feels like Mustie has grown from a guy next door working from his garage to Cable TV 'reality show' status. Same guy though. I have a lot of respect for him and what he does, but it is like watching a different channel. Maybe once he gets the new place filled up it will look more 'normal'.
brian bergman I am happy for him, yes it’s a change and some time to get use to but I have always watched for his personality and humour, it’s still there and will continue to be there. This new space will grow to feel like the home garage in the near future I believe.
@@theacguy9601 i agree
he's the same great guy, but the space needs to be modified to not look like a warehouse. easily doable, put up a wood paneled partition or two , add some not flourescent lighting.
Nice find and fix for 25 bucks , those are good machines . The new shop is coming along nicely , I'm looking forward to you being able to work on multiple projects with the new space . Happy hunting this weekend 👍
..now you can have 1/2 dozen projects going at once..lol.. nice shop and good job..
If we get a half dozen projects going at once then we can have a new video called the 24 hours of mustie1. LMAO
@ I have the same issue
@ ..i believe it's called organised or multi tasking...if it means money, there's always a way to get'er done..
@ ..work, interferes with life..lol..
Its amazing how easy you make it look troubleshooting and resurrecting these old engines...seems like you need a challenge...How about gathering all your old rusty parts and building a 1 man Helicopter thing that you can fly around in...now that would be a trick! HeHe Thanks again!
Yesssss Sunday mustie video
I think why it won't idle is because the idle stop screw is too low for that engine to handle. I had a Tecumseh H30 that did the exact same thing. I turned the idle screw up, and it idled perfectly. If it doesn't want to idle, try turning that screw up. I saw how far back the screw was on the carburetor, and I think it's too low. Otherwise, I think this rusteration of this leaf blower/vac was well done. Mustie1, you have actually inspired me to do kinda the same thing. I got a 1988 Tecumseh H30 from a snowblower running last summer. Thank you, and keep doing what you're doing, and I look forward to where you go next with this channel.
I feel like I'm in an industrial warehouse on a channel that is no longer just a guy fixing stuff but a "show" with a budget.
needs more oily rags and some wood paneling on the wall
Give Mustie some time to settle in and the place will get some atmosphere I believe. He's been working hard to set this up and I for one want to give him some support.
Like the way you talk to us the viewers. I would talk to nobody when working on A/C an refrigeration unit it help with trouble shooting.
New shop is awesome, but the old garage felt like home :-)
I really enjoy the videos in your new shop. Gives me hope for my future shop that’s gonna take some time to fix up and put together. Keep the videos coming, always look forward to your next fix especially in the new shop.
I have a feeling it'll run if you're fixing it! ;)
I really enjoyed hanging out in the garage Mustie.
Miss the quaintness of the old garage😒
I've worked on several Briggs engines of that style, they are 8 hp blocks usually. I've got a generator with the same carburetor and fuel pump, it's an 8-horse too. The one good thing about the ethanol-laced gas is that it eats through the crud in a fuel system! Lily is a sweet pup, I love seeing your dogs in your videos :-)