I'm your big fan. You are really tru doktor engine. Sory, My English is very little. I loking your all videos several times. You teach how repair garden machines. Goog job. Regards. Tomek.
ever since ive repaired my 2003 kodiak i use for work thanks to the confidence i got from watching your video's i'm constantly getting nice comments about how clean it looks and people are genuinely surprised when i tell them it a 20 year old machine.can't wait to see the rest of this series as rusty and dirty as it looks the fact that the plastics and seat have remained this clean after all this time makes this a very nice find and i can see this coming out looking like new with minimal body work.
My first big quad (after a Suzuki LT50) was a MOTO4 I loved it! Great find and awesome work mate. The plastics are also in amazing condition too! Can’t wait to see more 👍🏼
Wow, what a machine. I can't wait to see what you do with this 4 wheeler. My next door neighbor had an old Suzuki 4 wheeler back in the mid to late 90s. I don't know what model it was, but my dad helped fix it up for him. I got to ride it around the backyard a bit before giving it back to him. He also had an early to mid 80s Honda ATC250R 3 wheeler with a 2 stroke engine. I never rode that thing. It looked dangerous. I remember my neighbor riding it in his yard one day, and it turned over on him while he went around a corner too fast. He ended up breaking his collar bone in the process. He sold that 3 wheeler after he was healed, but kept the Suzuki until 2001.
Thanks for talking in simple language when explaining things to us. I understand all of the technical jargon but it's refreshing to hear it straight for everyone.
love how the mouse house is half full of poison bait super effective that stuff :D looks well worth putting the time / money into hours of fun to be had.
I had a Yamaha very similar to this and hearing that engine run brought back a bunch of good memories. It’s a very good engine and we are looking forward to seeing the 4 wheeler being restored. Thank you!
Looking forward to seeing restoration progress. Replacing the carburettor worked a treat on our Honda Buffalo self propelled mower. It was retired in the shed over 20 years ago. Started first pull! Have my eye on a broken down ATV up the road. I've got 48v gen 1 Nissan Leaf packs I made up that I would like to power it with using a DC Mars motor I currently have in a zero turn mower.
I'm looking forward to seeing the restoration of this vehicle be cause of the thorough way you approach these jobs. Can't wait for the second part of this series, thank you so much.
Great episode! Like a lawn mower, except faster with no blades, haha. I'm glad you're planning to do more work on this and it sounds like you're happy with this find. I would like to see a full or mostly full restoration on this if possible.
Absolutely fantastic work. Good to see your skills on something other than a mower. Good pick up I will watch with much anticipation as this one develops into your usual high quality rebuild. Well done.
Looking forward to more on this. Learned to ride on an 86' basically the same but YFM 225cc. These were made from a tri moto frame and converted to 4 wheels for safety. Sounds like the internal centrifugal clutches we're slipping if you were starting off in first gear, there is an adjustment. Still a lot of these on farms and trails over here in the colonies. Love your work.
I'm excited to see you restoring more diverse equipment! I would definitely run a can of Barryman's B12 through that combustion chamber if you're not going to clean the bore.
I just found your channel and I really like it. I never thought I could find someone as good as mustie1, but now it happened. Glad you got the engine going, and that carburetor that was on...wow
Good work. I will never own one of these machines but it is interesting to see how they are built and how you brought this one back to life. I always enjoy the careful, methodical work you do and always look forward to your videos. Also, this is the first time I have learned about a twist socket for rounded bolts. Looks like a useful tool. Regards from Idaho, USA.
Great project!! I hope you have better luck than me with the carb. I bought a China carb for my 2000 Honda Foreman and it quit after about 5 hours of run time. Was forced to spend $700 on OEM, and it's been working like a charm ever since. Can't wait to see more on this series!
Such a great project. To me the fact that the seat, plastic covers, nothings bent or twisted on the frame makes me think that either the owner was very careful or that it wasn't used all that much. The Majority of the rust and damage seems to have been from time in improper storage (including the vandalism). Every other restoration I've seen the cosmetic damage alone is terrible, and thats before the engine, body and electric's. I think you've found a little gem, my fingers are crossed for you👍
fantastique....Une rénovation que je vais suivre avec grand interet...Je ne suis jamais deçu par vos vidéos ou j'apprend énormément. Je suis plutôt mécanique auto (MGB GT de 71) mais je ne connaissais pas grand chose en tracteur tondeuse Un quad tres bonne idée Vivement la suite..
I’ve never seen a carburettor rusted and that oxidised before, staggering what the elements can do to such a machine, it will be great to see a restoration on this quad, great work 👍😃
@@ksaab3946 E5 is already a big issue and the E10 is even worse. Just eats away at the rubber membranes and aluminum. It's supposed to be environmentally friendly eco fuel but the extra maintenance plus the de-forrestation to grow the corn etc is absolutely not eco friendly.
Great video! Awesome project!! WOW!!! it sounds Awesome!!!! Love watching your videos and your attention to all of the details. it is Very Hard to beat the older atv's when it comes to quality. i am only the 2nd owner of a 1995 polaris magnum 425 2x4 atv. :)
22:56 You should get an impact screwdriver and put impact-rated JIS bits in it. It may not have helped get these screws loose, but you'd be amazed at how good that combo is.
For its condition the drivetrain works really well. Next I would recommend using a strong degreaser and power wash. Looking forward to seeing the next video cheers from Silverstreet South Carolina USA 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
New subscriber here. And glad I've found your channel. I have some catching up to do. But am looking forward to it. And the restoration of this Moto 4. They were solid recreational toys.
Can't wait to see the part 2. Also Dag, if you happen to restore/rebuild a kart 2 stroke engine would be awesome! Or just a lo206 since you're familiar with Briggs.
For a penetrating oil, rust breaker try Acetone and ATF (automatic transmission fluid) 50/50 mix. Best stuff around, once you try it you will always have a bottle of it on hand.
funny thing is, I'm watching this while working on a 2005 Yamaha bruin 350, which has the same engine. I'd love to see a restoration video on it as well.
This thing must have lived near the sea to be this rusty. I’d say the cables were cut to prevents kids joyriding it when it was no longer needed in the farm. Great video and project as always.
These old Yamahas are tanks. I have an 04’ Kodiak 450. It’s currently down with a bad stator or voltage regulator, gotta get around to fixing it but these are an excellent display of Japanese engineering prowess
if you store the mowers you rebuild ans all others here is a tip.take out the spark plugs from the engines and spray a bit of diesel fuel in the chambers.that will help keep them from rusting.
Thinking about removing that bolt from the air box with a grinder. A variable speed cutting/grinding/engraving tool would be less of a heating/destroying risk but you'd have to decide whether you'd use it enough to be worth it.
Seeing the original condition of everything during teardown, I think you should officially name it "crusty"
mustie1 probably has copyright on that one!
Seeing the original condition I think he should buy a lottery ticket!
What a great project! I'm really looking forward to the following episodes. Many thanks!
Bout time you put another video on here. Going thru withdraws. Best videos on TH-cam!!
I'm your big fan. You are really tru doktor engine. Sory, My English is very little. I loking your all videos several times. You teach how repair garden machines. Goog job. Regards. Tomek.
Beginning to think you could restore the HMS Titanic given the time & money... excellent work on the RustyFarRiding. 👍👍
Great project! Looking forward to the next episode 🙌🙏👍
ever since ive repaired my 2003 kodiak i use for work thanks to the confidence i got from watching your video's i'm constantly getting nice comments about how clean it looks and people are genuinely surprised when i tell them it a 20 year old machine.can't wait to see the rest of this series as rusty and dirty as it looks the fact that the plastics and seat have remained this clean after all this time makes this a very nice find and i can see this coming out looking like new with minimal body work.
Motor sounds good defiantly worth restoring can t wait 😊
I love seeing things being brought back to life, even better when they look as rough as this.
Have been waiting for a atv video from you! Looking forward to the videos on it. Im just finishing up my atv restoration.
I enjoyed the change with a ATV. Its nice to see you tear into it no matter the condition. Great job.
Verry nice that it runs looking forward to part 2
My first big quad (after a Suzuki LT50) was a MOTO4 I loved it! Great find and awesome work mate. The plastics are also in amazing condition too! Can’t wait to see more 👍🏼
Wow, what a machine. I can't wait to see what you do with this 4 wheeler. My next door neighbor had an old Suzuki 4 wheeler back in the mid to late 90s. I don't know what model it was, but my dad helped fix it up for him. I got to ride it around the backyard a bit before giving it back to him. He also had an early to mid 80s Honda ATC250R 3 wheeler with a 2 stroke engine. I never rode that thing. It looked dangerous. I remember my neighbor riding it in his yard one day, and it turned over on him while he went around a corner too fast. He ended up breaking his collar bone in the process. He sold that 3 wheeler after he was healed, but kept the Suzuki until 2001.
Thanks for talking in simple language when explaining things to us. I understand all of the technical jargon but it's refreshing to hear it straight for everyone.
love how the mouse house is half full of poison bait super effective that stuff :D looks well worth putting the time / money into hours of fun to be had.
Fantastic video! Love your stuff. Can't wait to see the next vid!
I am pretty excited about this restoration. Very nicely done!
I'm really looking forward to watching the restore of this quad. This will be awesome!
I had a Yamaha very similar to this and hearing that engine run brought back a bunch of good memories. It’s a very good engine and we are looking forward to seeing the 4 wheeler being restored. Thank you!
Looking forward to seeing restoration progress.
Replacing the carburettor worked a treat on our Honda Buffalo self propelled mower. It was retired in the shed over 20 years ago. Started first pull!
Have my eye on a broken down ATV up the road. I've got 48v gen 1 Nissan Leaf packs I made up that I would like to power it with using a DC Mars motor I currently have in a zero turn mower.
I wasn't expecting a quadbike in that state to go anywhere in the first episode.
Nice work.
glad to see you working on a quad bike. i had a polaris quad when i was a teen. i loved working on it, and riding it.
Great video - looking forward to part 2
I'm looking forward to seeing the restoration of this vehicle be cause of the thorough way you approach these jobs. Can't wait for the second part of this series, thank you so much.
Great episode! Like a lawn mower, except faster with no blades, haha. I'm glad you're planning to do more work on this and it sounds like you're happy with this find. I would like to see a full or mostly full restoration on this if possible.
This is going to be a nice project.
Really like the design of this ATV, just screams 90's.
Looking forward to seeing more on this. There's a lot of work there!
I cannot wait for Part 2! And part 3,4,5 if they are needed.
Looking forward to seeing more on this restoration. Always enjoy your videos. Appreciate you sharing.
Absolutely fantastic work. Good to see your skills on something other than a mower. Good pick up I will watch with much anticipation as this one develops into your usual high quality rebuild. Well done.
Give me More!!!!! Amazing work dagg can’t wait for part two, keep it up!
Excellent video Machinery Restoration :) also look forward more videos on this 4 wheeler ATV so cool machine and seen more parts too!
I've waited a long time to see you do a quad or dirt bike. This was an exciting watch for me personally. Highly enjoyable!
man i love your vids i get excited every time you post
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always handy to have some old imperial sockets about, think they were BSA? something like that, hammer them on to rusty bolts
Love that you've chosen to do a variety, would love to see more like this as well as your tractor restorations ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Superb, MORE OF THIS PLEASE
That’s quite amazing that it runs given its overall condition. Good luck with it from Iowa, 🇺🇸🇬🇧
Great to see a different type of video from this amazing channel ❤
Absolutely brilliant video. Can’t wait to see the next video keep on with these different projects
Looking forward to more on this. Learned to ride on an 86' basically the same but YFM 225cc. These were made from a tri moto frame and converted to 4 wheels for safety. Sounds like the internal centrifugal clutches we're slipping if you were starting off in first gear, there is an adjustment. Still a lot of these on farms and trails over here in the colonies. Love your work.
Something different than usual but can’t wait for more ❤
Congrats on this four wheeler glad you are going to be able to get it fixed up and running again
Great project, am eagerly anticipating the next installments. Brilliant work as always.
So cool man! Cant wait to see if finished. Good luck!
Shocking that it started! Cannot wait to see more👍
Wow I'm super excited for this project, can't wait for part 2. Love all your vids
I'm excited to see you restoring more diverse equipment! I would definitely run a can of Barryman's B12 through that combustion chamber if you're not going to clean the bore.
Absolutely stoked for this !!!
I just found your channel and I really like it. I never thought I could find someone as good as mustie1, but now it happened. Glad you got the engine going, and that carburetor that was on...wow
Nice, fits into the channel very well
Very much looking forward to more on this project.
Great video, looking forward to the next episode.
Looks like it will be a lot of fun as well as a great project.
Good work. I will never own one of these machines but it is interesting to see how they are built and how you brought this one back to life. I always enjoy the careful, methodical work you do and always look forward to your videos. Also, this is the first time I have learned about a twist socket for rounded bolts. Looks like a useful tool. Regards from Idaho, USA.
Great project!! I hope you have better luck than me with the carb. I bought a China carb for my 2000 Honda Foreman and it quit after about 5 hours of run time. Was forced to spend $700 on OEM, and it's been working like a charm ever since. Can't wait to see more on this series!
hope you learned your lesson after that, NEVER skimp on the carburetor
Cant wait to see this project completed! Love your work
Well done, getting that up and running it superb, looking forward to part 2 on this one
PLEASE do more quad videos! I love these.
Nicely done! Looking forward to part two.
Such a great project. To me the fact that the seat, plastic covers, nothings bent or twisted on the frame makes me think that either the owner was very careful or that it wasn't used all that much. The Majority of the rust and damage seems to have been from time in improper storage (including the vandalism). Every other restoration I've seen the cosmetic damage alone is terrible, and thats before the engine, body and electric's. I think you've found a little gem, my fingers are crossed for you👍
fantastique....Une rénovation que je vais suivre avec grand interet...Je ne suis jamais deçu par vos vidéos ou j'apprend énormément. Je suis plutôt mécanique auto (MGB GT de 71) mais je ne connaissais pas grand chose en tracteur tondeuse Un quad tres bonne idée Vivement la suite..
I’ve never seen a carburettor rusted and that oxidised before, staggering what the elements can do to such a machine, it will be great to see a restoration on this quad, great work 👍😃
It's not that bad, seen worse then that thanks to the wonderful addition of ethanol in the fuel these days.
@@samuraidriver4x4 quite right, especially the new fuel, e10 I think, can’t run that fuel in any machine these days..
@@ksaab3946 E5 is already a big issue and the E10 is even worse.
Just eats away at the rubber membranes and aluminum.
It's supposed to be environmentally friendly eco fuel but the extra maintenance plus the de-forrestation to grow the corn etc is absolutely not eco friendly.
@@samuraidriver4x4 I agree, it seems that this ‘eco-friendly’ nonsense is getting quite out of hand and causing most of the malarkey etc.
Great start! Looking forward to it. I would try and restore the carb just for fun, but that niche carb runs pretty well for a Chinese? one.
Looks like an interesting project. Will be a fun toy for sure.
Great video! Awesome project!! WOW!!! it sounds Awesome!!!! Love watching your videos and your attention to all of the details. it is Very Hard to beat the older atv's when it comes to quality. i am only the 2nd owner of a 1995 polaris magnum 425 2x4 atv. :)
22:56 You should get an impact screwdriver and put impact-rated JIS bits in it. It may not have helped get these screws loose, but you'd be amazed at how good that combo is.
For its condition the drivetrain works really well.
Next I would recommend using a strong degreaser and power wash. Looking forward to seeing the next video cheers from Silverstreet South Carolina USA 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
New subscriber here. And glad I've found your channel. I have some catching up to do. But am looking forward to it. And the restoration of this Moto 4. They were solid recreational toys.
0:00 Something very different indeed, really enjoyed the video.
Congrats on 300,000 subscribers! I’m trying to get 1 million for the plaque
Looks like a fun project, can't wait to see the next part!!!
It's not a lawnmower but it's still a great vid, am eagerly awaiting part 2, thanks for the upload 😊
Nice work daggerwin 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 love the content
favorite restoration, you need to do more 4 wheelers!!!
Awesome work, really looking forward to the next episode 👍
I got a honda foreman 400 which needed fixing up there great fun when sorted though 😊
Cool! Looking forward to the next episode 😁
looking forward to this one !!! you do a cracking job !!!!
I WOULD REALLY LOVE TO SEE PART 2 AND THE FINNISHED RESTO OF THE QUID BIKE .
Can't wait to see the part 2.
Also Dag, if you happen to restore/rebuild a kart 2 stroke engine would be awesome! Or just a lo206 since you're familiar with Briggs.
For a penetrating oil, rust breaker try Acetone and ATF (automatic transmission fluid) 50/50 mix. Best stuff around, once you try it you will always have a bottle of it on hand.
Really excited for this new series and great video. Thanks for the new episode!
funny thing is, I'm watching this while working on a 2005 Yamaha bruin 350, which has the same engine. I'd love to see a restoration video on it as well.
Please note, I enjoy a number of videos on each project. Longer is better, thanks!!!!
Can't wait to see a showroom completion on this!!
When I saw this video pop up I said wait a minute that isn’t a mower 🤷♂️ I’m definitely looking forward to more of this 👍
Super vidéo ! Vivement la partie 2!
Brilliant mate ,great video 😊
I'm looking forward for this project
I'm looking forward to the next one!
This thing must have lived near the sea to be this rusty. I’d say the cables were cut to prevents kids joyriding it when it was no longer needed in the farm. Great video and project as always.
These old Yamahas are tanks. I have an 04’ Kodiak 450. It’s currently down with a bad stator or voltage regulator, gotta get around to fixing it but these are an excellent display of Japanese engineering prowess
Desperately waiting for the next part of this series
Definitelly be interesting to see how this one turns out...
Looking forward to part 2!
if you store the mowers you rebuild ans all others here is a tip.take out the spark plugs from the engines and spray a bit of diesel fuel in the chambers.that will help keep them from rusting.
Thinking about removing that bolt from the air box with a grinder. A variable speed cutting/grinding/engraving tool would be less of a heating/destroying risk but you'd have to decide whether you'd use it enough to be worth it.
Yes we need more atv/motorcycle restorations!