Best of luck to you getting this thing running. I have heard tales from older loggers on how McCulloch chainsaws were notoriously hard starting. So hard that there is at least one out in a local forest having been thrown down a ridge by its owner after refusing to start for over 2 hours.
I was thinkin pocket screw, but pocket hole joinery makes way more sense, and the clear coat was just the best ever. another Great Video Thanks for Sharing.
This man is an inspiration. Because of him, I successfully restored a Norton Commando using his methodology and basic techniques. One of the finest mechanics I've ever seen.
I’ve been watching since it was just Stanley planers and this one really shows off your skill. Creating a carb diaphragm and excellent ting welding skills. Amazing, I can not wait to see more of this project.
Your videos are amazing. The combination of your goofy comedy style plus almost ASMR like restoring of old machines and miscellaneous things has me always waiting eagerly for a new video. You are my favorite content creator keep it up!
I'm glad I suffer from insomnia or I wouldn't have seen this for another 8 hours and we all already wait long enough for these videos. The wait is always worth it though. Nice job!
I am amazed that you can remember where all those parts go. I use to pride myself that I could do that also. But, alas it all goes away as you age. Enjoy it while you can. You do such a great job.
This brings back the good old days. I use to go threw the dump and drag home coffee pots, fans, stuff like that. I didn't no what I was doing then, but I learned real fast.
I wish this was a regular tv show so that many others could enjoy the channel. Funny and interesting. Great work and amazing videos. So much better than the others. You are the man and keep up the great show.
This restoration brightened my day as I'm sat at home with the dreaded norovirus. There's almost as much nasty schmoo coming out of me as there is from that chainsaw!
I love your intro, it's like a parody of every inane 90s sitcom intro. Love the narrated videos, get to see more of your humor. Keep up the great work!
Your video production is better and better everytime. I enjoy when you pause and admit you f**ked up. It lets me know you are just as human as me. Keep up the great work.
Dude you are soo cool. I watch all your videos like meditation. I completely relax. :) Thank you for your hard work, you are doing a good job. I send you greetings from Moscow.
wow...that lighting IS fancy. nice wrench. when I put the key ring holder on it works, of course, but I have to be careful that the top doesn't spin off.
that is the funkiest carbertrater i ever did see. i've seen entire saws that weren't much bigger. it's almost as big as the 1 bbl carb on my '54 chevy truck.
So THAT'S what pocket hole joinery is! That makes way more sense than all of those jigs and whatnot that the woodworkers are using. haha I can also think of a couple good uses for that clear coat if I can get my hands on some. Another great episode, and thank you for the admitting to the mistake with the liquid gasket. I didn't know it dissolves in gas, but now I will if I'm ever in a similar situation. Keep up the great work.
@@tadeuszgladysz7387 There's still hope in the world. Where I live there are these two kids, guy and a girl. They're probably inte their late teens, perhaps early 20's. They both work at their uncles(or something) autoshop and they're both amazing at fixing old stuff. I mean, older cars from the 60's and 70's. Their uncle and most of the employees at this shop just take care of regular, modern vehicles, but these two kids do older stuff. The girl completely restored the fuel injection system for my '74 Porsche 911. I mean, totally. New gaskets, membranes, bent new fuelpipes, the lot. Even brazed and fixed some dents and cracks in the aluminium body and stuff. And she's freakin' half my age!
@@tadeuszgladysz7387 I just popped down to the closest trade school a week ago to inquire about going to their diesel mechanic school. The tuition is $20k. Technically it could be $10k if I signed up for a company sponsorship. And I would also have to give up my current job to do it. If you count the money lost from that job it would cost me $110-120k. I'm not going to qualify for aid because of the current job I work to support my family. This is for a community service type trade school in Detroit. If someone would be willing to grant me that kind of money just to learn how to fix trucks, I'd be willing to do it.
@@jayjorz dude don't worry, i'am a diesel mechanic myself, I never went to mechanic school, I have been apprentice two day a week for two years for 15$ a month, after 4 years a have 4000$ salary and people after college asking me how to replace brake pads, the point is you don't need any diploma to be a good, well payed machanic
With each VJO you are setting the bar higher. That’s one reason why you’re restoration channel is the best. For real restorations watch Hand Tool Rescue.
Love the videos. But if i can make a sugestion. Whenever i clean a saw, i make sure i clean any loose debris just to reduce the chance of it getting picked up and put into the cylinder. Once again love the videos, and i would love to see more chainsaw restorations.
I'm surprised your workbench didn't yet spontaneously combust, what with all the stuff that has soaked into it by now. xD But on a more serious note, another great restoration! :)
I did a quick double-take when I saw the Altec Lansing speakers you were using with the Gateway - I've got a pair I still use occasionally. Must have got them with a Dell I got back in 1997, and sounding as good as new.
What an incredibly complicated piece of equipment., an to think these saws were probably brutalized every day of its life. Your patience to see this project through is commendable !
Just wanted to say, thanks for making such awesome videos! You inspired me to restore a hobart-era kitchenaid a few months ago (first time I ever did anything like it), and my girlfriend loved it. Keep up the good work!
money is a black hole. money only goes to money. that's the fate of every bullshit economy that has inflation and other scams in it. economy should be trade. nothing gained or lost. exact fixed value. but nooooooo. lets add rentals and inflation and other bullshit and ruin everything.
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Best of luck to you getting this thing running. I have heard tales from older loggers on how McCulloch chainsaws were notoriously hard starting. So hard that there is at least one out in a local forest having been thrown down a ridge by its owner after refusing to start for over 2 hours.
I have a legitimate fear about this not starting.
×@@HandToolRescue
Ok born in 72 so 80s and 90s sitcoms were a staple in my life!! This was the funniest and best damn intro ever!! NEVER EVER CHANGE IT!!
Jericho Black -- 73 here, just the right time to be born for the late 70s (Star Wars etc.) and 80s movies and TV.
even though i was born in 2000 the 90's stuff was still aive and well
I have a soft spot in heart for 80's theme sitcoms the best!
@@09NXN06 you should watch scrubs its a 90's medical drama
born in 2005 ended up obsessed with old stuff
I was thinkin pocket screw, but pocket hole joinery makes way more sense, and the clear coat was just the best ever. another Great Video Thanks for Sharing.
0:18 I'm so glad to have made my way into your videos, it's a big cameo for me.
Could become a recurring role too!
Hand Tool Rescue man, with all the residual checks I'll earn, I can buy as much Evapo-Rust as I want! What a great deal this is turning out to be! ;P
@@HandToolRescue you should ask for a DNA test first.....
This made my night. Thank you
Best tool restorer on youtube by far, with sense of humor, what else could a guy ask for.
This man is an inspiration. Because of him, I successfully restored a Norton Commando using his methodology and basic techniques. One of the finest mechanics I've ever seen.
I’ve been watching since it was just Stanley planers and this one really shows off your skill. Creating a carb diaphragm and excellent ting welding skills. Amazing, I can not wait to see more of this project.
you're the only one I've saw that will show his face on here. Good for you. I use to do this in my younger days, back in the 60's and 70's.
Your videos are amazing. The combination of your goofy comedy style plus almost ASMR like restoring of old machines and miscellaneous things has me always waiting eagerly for a new video. You are my favorite content creator keep it up!
Thank you!
I'm glad I suffer from insomnia or I wouldn't have seen this for another 8 hours and we all already wait long enough for these videos. The wait is always worth it though. Nice job!
I love Banana Phone. Getting him for this production must have cost a fortune.
This new intro just never gets old, Awesome!
he changed it slightly
I am amazed that you can remember where all those parts go. I use to pride myself that I could do that also. But, alas it all goes away as you age. Enjoy it while you can. You do such a great job.
He can always look at his own video in reverse. Lol.
These dang intros have my sides hurting. They're gold Jerry, GOLD!
agreed
Just saw that episode of sienfield
Too many cooks flashbacks >.>
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I'm all teary-eyed from that intro. Bravo sir, bravo.
This brings back the good old days. I use to go threw the dump and drag home coffee pots, fans, stuff like that. I didn't no what I was doing then, but I learned real fast.
I wish this was a regular tv show so that many others could enjoy the channel. Funny and interesting. Great work and amazing videos. So much better than the others. You are the man and keep up the great show.
I love seeing you restore old tools. I am looking forward to seeing you finish this chainsaw
The way you open your videos with the smile and the montage, I love it. Good. Very good.
You never fail to entertain and teach. Don't change anything. You have pure artistry on your channel.
so many people would balk at the idea of making a diaphragm when it's really easy. i am glad you did it.
Your Intro is hilarious! Combining a little bit of comedy with craftsmenship really makes you unique on TH-cam. Keep it up!
I have been thinking about this project non-stop since yesterday.
I'm so excited to see the rest done!
Let's hope it starts!
I feel like a kid on Saturday morning waiting for the new episode of his favorite show.
I'm sure you're busy, but Ohmagod I can't wait. Lmao
Your shop chandelier is awesome. I'm glad your idea came to fruition.
As always, a wonderful and satisfying journey through the world of machines. But that intro is priceless!!
The intro is a riot! And just when I thought it couldn't get any better, you one upped yourself!
Nice job.
Thanks for the video.
Literally my favourite restoration channel ever.
Awesome!
The carburetor diaphragm work blew my mind!
Keep up the excellent work!
Waiting for the next part....
Thank you.
This restoration brightened my day as I'm sat at home with the dreaded norovirus. There's almost as much nasty schmoo coming out of me as there is from that chainsaw!
Wow, I am amazed! Not many know the McCulloch name. Had twin Mc's on my go-kart back in the day. I really hope it runs.Great Video!!
I caught a whiff of that goopy bubblin' carb cleaner as soon as you sprayed it.
It has become part of my natural musk. Also, I sent you like 45 emails and wrenches, did you get them? haha
@@HandToolRescue Yes, I did, thank you! But I don't know how Canada Post managed to shrink them.
No problem! I am working on the screwdrivers next. I think Canada Post does it now for cost savings.
Total respect for making a new diaphragm. No seen that done in years.
Thank you!
I love your intro, it's like a parody of every inane 90s sitcom intro. Love the narrated videos, get to see more of your humor. Keep up the great work!
Nice work. I look forward to seeing the completed restoration. Nice use of pocket hole joinery as well.
I wrote a comment about that missing brass filter, but was relieved to see you put it back. :)
Your video production is better and better everytime. I enjoy when you pause and admit you f**ked up. It lets me know you are just as human as me. Keep up the great work.
Haha thanks!
Dude you are soo cool. I watch all your videos like meditation. I completely relax. :) Thank you for your hard work, you are doing a good job. I send you greetings from Moscow.
Banana phones and Nutella are a killer combination
One of the best combinations.
Your videos are worth waiting for... we would rather have one a week, but we'll take what we can get! Thanks for posting!
Esta es por lejos la restauración más compleja que te he visto hacer. Buen trabajo. Saludos desde Honduras.😎👍👏
just the opening introduction gets a thumbs up 👍by itself .
You talked! In English! Double surprised and I've watched dozens of your videos. Your awesome!
More positive and uplifting than forensic files.
wow...that lighting IS fancy. nice wrench. when I put the key ring holder on it works, of course, but I have to be careful that the top doesn't spin off.
That is the maddest looking carb I've ever seen. I could not make sense of it. It reminds me of The Beatles' Yellow Submarine!
I only vaguely understand what this does, but good god is it satisfying seeing it cleaned up.
that is the funkiest carbertrater i ever did see. i've seen entire saws that weren't much bigger. it's almost as big as the 1 bbl carb on my '54 chevy truck.
Awesome show.. thanks for your time and effort... cheers
That was a great resto of carb and muffler system of the two man chain saw
My morning coffee and your video. What a great way to start a day.
As soon as I saw that you said there were no replacement parts, I KNEW you were going to have to make a new one. :P
That's just Murphy at work.
Murphy = foreshadowing?
It was surgical the way you took apart the part with the diaphragm!!! I look forward to your videos Dr. Eric
Man, you come up with the nastiest tools... nice work, especially with the diaphragm and muffler.
Good work, I like that stout muffler. Awhile back I saw someone use a crikcut to make new unatable gaskets.
So THAT'S what pocket hole joinery is! That makes way more sense than all of those jigs and whatnot that the woodworkers are using. haha I can also think of a couple good uses for that clear coat if I can get my hands on some. Another great episode, and thank you for the admitting to the mistake with the liquid gasket. I didn't know it dissolves in gas, but now I will if I'm ever in a similar situation. Keep up the great work.
Omg I never hear anyone talk in these things till now and the intro man keep doing it love it
You are m'y favorite Channel, i love what you do and you did such a great job ! Greatings from France and keep going 🤗
Thank you!
This should always be the intro it had me Rollin, love the videos from my favorite channel!
Making your own carb diaphragm.... geeze. This sort of witchery would of got you burnt at the stake a couple hundred years ago!
Couple of hundred years ago people were making stuff by themselves, now you rarely see good mechanicks, only part fitters and dumbasses
@@tadeuszgladysz7387 There's still hope in the world. Where I live there are these two kids, guy and a girl. They're probably inte their late teens, perhaps early 20's. They both work at their uncles(or something) autoshop and they're both amazing at fixing old stuff. I mean, older cars from the 60's and 70's. Their uncle and most of the employees at this shop just take care of regular, modern vehicles, but these two kids do older stuff. The girl completely restored the fuel injection system for my '74 Porsche 911. I mean, totally. New gaskets, membranes, bent new fuelpipes, the lot. Even brazed and fixed some dents and cracks in the aluminium body and stuff. And she's freakin' half my age!
@@tadeuszgladysz7387 I just popped down to the closest trade school a week ago to inquire about going to their diesel mechanic school. The tuition is $20k. Technically it could be $10k if I signed up for a company sponsorship. And I would also have to give up my current job to do it. If you count the money lost from that job it would cost me $110-120k. I'm not going to qualify for aid because of the current job I work to support my family. This is for a community service type trade school in Detroit. If someone would be willing to grant me that kind of money just to learn how to fix trucks, I'd be willing to do it.
@@jayjorz dude don't worry, i'am a diesel mechanic myself, I never went to mechanic school, I have been apprentice two day a week for two years for 15$ a month, after 4 years a have 4000$ salary and people after college asking me how to replace brake pads, the point is you don't need any diploma to be a good, well payed machanic
Your work with the carb. is amazing..
You are very talented and have nice equipment to complete these restorations
yesssss the intro returns. I hope it stays forever!
Your making good work of that Eric...
Beautifully made aren't they...this older stuff...
With each VJO you are setting the bar higher. That’s one reason why you’re restoration channel is the best.
For real restorations watch Hand Tool Rescue.
With that complicated carb all I can tell you is "May the Force Be With You!" What an over-complicated piece of hardware.
You have the best tool repair/restoration channel. I keep coming back
Ahhh, my favorite bedtime ASMR video maker! Thanks for everything, I always look forward to new videos. 😀
I like paul sellers before bed personally. Good calm videos
except for that one jump scare where he talks
I wanted to see it work! That was so much restoration and now I don't even know if it works! I feel cheated!
You're such a tease!
Great job so far!!! Love the fact your putting it back to the right color it started with!!!!!
Enjoyed and gave a Thumbs Up also
Espelusnantemente !!!increíble!!!
La intro !!!!🤯🤯🤯!!!!!!
Y excelente reparación!
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
Man my first break of the day watching something good
Love the videos. But if i can make a sugestion. Whenever i clean a saw, i make sure i clean any loose debris just to reduce the chance of it getting picked up and put into the cylinder. Once again love the videos, and i would love to see more chainsaw restorations.
Maybe its just my limited experience, but that is the craziest carburetor I've seen.
i really like the new intro. by the first video i thought it was a joke, i'm happy that you keep the intro.
Can't wait to see you get it all done and her her run
It's a real pleasure to watch you work.
I'm surprised your workbench didn't yet spontaneously combust, what with all the stuff that has soaked into it by now. xD But on a more serious note, another great restoration! :)
I figure it would be a "Super Fund Site" by now.
The play with speed control is like mr.bean as a tool man, you need a neighbor like on tool time with tim allen....great work...
I did a quick double-take when I saw the Altec Lansing speakers you were using with the Gateway - I've got a pair I still use occasionally. Must have got them with a Dell I got back in 1997, and sounding as good as new.
Awesome restore
Please be advised this program is filmed in front of a live studio audience
Remarkable man. Intro is still the best on TH-cam lol.
I love the new opening sequence!!!!!! Great video as always!!!
What an incredibly complicated piece of equipment., an to think these saws were probably brutalized every day of its life. Your patience to see this project through is commendable !
Just wanted to say, thanks for making such awesome videos! You inspired me to restore a hobart-era kitchenaid a few months ago (first time I ever did anything like it), and my girlfriend loved it. Keep up the good work!
Хороший хозяин, золотые руки!
You are a true craftsman, looking forward to more of your videos!
I was looking for the Lamborghini stamp on the side of the carb. Looks very complicated. Great video. Thanks.
Can't wait to see this monster chainsaw working! Hi from France. ;)
Awesome intro by the way!
A carburetor on a chain saw that complex must have been designed by a very large committee!
money is a black hole. money only goes to money.
that's the fate of every bullshit economy that has inflation and other scams in it.
economy should be trade. nothing gained or lost. exact fixed value. but nooooooo. lets add rentals and inflation and other bullshit and ruin everything.
CNC machining and TIG welding? Wow. So fancy!
I think it take a great person to admit when they made a mistake thumbs up and now we all know no liquid gasket near fuel great vid keep it up
These new intros are just....art.
Wow! What a very different design compared to today’s chain saws. This one was built like a tank!
Phew, you fixed it! Another great one!
I like the sitcom style of intro! Bloody awesomeness!
You are the Pro of Restoration
Still the best channel. 👍Keep making such good videos.... Greetings from Germany
Nice tig welding shots