Watch This 100 Year Old Spark Plug in Action - Still Works!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- In this humorous yet informative video, local yokel Skip "The Second Guess Man" brings in a 100 year old spark plug off an old Model T. Taryl puts it on an old engine to test it and see if there's any life left in the old girl. You might be surprised at the results. They don't make 'em like they used to! You'll wanna stick around til the end for the best part. And There's Your Dinner!!
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At 10:58 hot 🔥 flying out of that exhaust + terly holding a jar of ⛽! I'm glad that no one got hurt.
100-year-old spark plugs and it still works flawlessly !! it's just a good solid reminder of how planned obsolescence is SO raging fire out of control these days nowadays when most things just barely get broken in they're ready for the trash heap!!!!
Goodmorning Mr. Dactyl and Skippy the 100 year old priming plug is really neat it was interesting to learn how it works and also very impressive that it still ran an engine great job guys. There's your Dinner!!!!
Very interesting but thought you would die when a back fire ignites the jar of gas.
That plug could also be disassembled for cleaning carbon from the porcelain insulator . Some of them were used in the hit& miss and the make & brake flywheel engines both to prime then for compression release . You’d prime it then crank it over fast and close the valve .
"I thought it was a CJ-14" LOL Skippy is awesome.
I will probably never need that plug or anything like it but I can't live without the jokes!🤣 Great video!!!
My dad told me about priming model t, never knew it was through the plug. I have one t ignition coil. They also had a car heater that used fuel vapors from the fuel tank. Through a thin copper bordon tube, to a metal box with a fine screen on the front. Light match you got heat...
That was really interesting. I’ve never seen one of those before. 100 years old and still sparking good. That’s excellent Taryl. They don’t make em like that anymore.👍🇬🇧🔧
Worlds first direct fuel injection.
@@williamvaughan1218 yeah. You got that right my friend.👍
Glad a fellow Idahoan could help with some interesting content. Will check his channel. I'm glad there are still plugs around to run antique stationary gas engines. Some are really unique. I'm also glad it could help get a gas engine back in service.
Mr.Taryl the man with the "Coalgate" smile ,loved the emergency fuel tank even though I think my arm would tire trying to keep up with the mower.
It was a good idea back in the day to have a simple way to prime the engine.
That spark plug would make any old Briggs engines start a lot easier
Pretty Neat Concept. In some of my small engine stuff,, I would have liked to had one of those spark plugs. I rank that spark plug along with the waterproof spark plugs that were used during WW2 in the very interesting category.
Heck yeah Taryl! I still have my 20+ year old DeWalt impact driver and drill! They don't make them like that anymore.
Too bad the batteries cost $100 each.
Awesome video! You are a mad scientist in the shop!
That reminds of the old decompression valve that they put old motors to make it easier to start, example (Old John Deer Tractor)
My friend almost died from burns and a fire when a Deere G sprayed raw gas out of those valves and ignited..Bad idea.
cool tractor though.
Another great video, guys! And some history to boot. Taryl was even able to get his cologne spray for the day by opening the petcock while the engine was running! ;-)
Thanks for bringing my buddy, Skippy back! The tire replacement video you and he did was classic!
That’s amazing how heavily stuff was built back then! They don’t build em like they used to. I’m actually surprised the points and condenser could actually fire that big thing! It’s so nice to see a piece of history. Well done on the video.
It's a large plug but the gap is still small like an OEM plug would be.
Mr. Dactyl once again you and your talented family have given us a brief history lesson in engine mechanics. Great video as usual. Always makes my Sunday's brighter with a Dactyl family video!!!
Awesome, those plugs were used when Skippy was just a youngster. 🤣🤣👍
I used your heat and quench trick today on an old water tank plug nothing else would work thanks so much for the advise and that truly was MY dinner
I like seeing old stuff working, good day friend
This is one of the coolest videos I've ever seen, Awesome thanks a bushel.
If that stuff was in history classes, mini grass rats would stand in line. Thanks for sharing.
Always enjoy the entertainment and education! Thank you!
Great content fixes along with the shaningans keep em coming taryl
Tary be careful you have an open jar of gasoline ⛽️ and sparks coming out of the sparkplug reservoir 😬🔥, cool sparkplug 😀👍
WARNING Safety police common sense tells you that's not going to light that what the fook yer think the spark is 1000KV
@@FOOKTH-camNUMBERS How many volts is an ember from a fire pit?
All is well until the garage burns down. Hind sight is 20/20.
It was very interesting to see an old Champion spark plug over 100 years old still works today that's when you can tell it was quality right there thanks for sharing this one boys.
I sure miss CHiPs, watched it every time it came on. Nice video Taryl, Junior and Skippy. 🙂👍
me too!-Ponch & Jon!
Sigh… the good ole days Mark 🙂
Chips i was born in 87 loved that show
"CHiPs" went off the air the year I was born, but my parents watched reruns all the time when I was a kid and it's still one of my favorites.
I second that motion 👍🏼🙂
Just looked those plugs on Fleabay, and boy are they PROUD of them!!! 😳
100 years ago they made stuff to last a hundred years. They hadn't figured out planned obsolescence yet.🤔
Actually Henry ford used to visit scrap yards to see what he could economize on the model t, those cars for certainly not built to last
Survivorship bias, look it up.
Why don't we see thousands of 100 year old cars on the road?
We only see those that survived, while most of them broke down and went to be scrap in just a few years after they were built.
They did indeed made obsolete after 19 years, not a particularly long run for a model of car. Making things cheaply so it would need replacement isn't a particularly new idea
Note on those plug types. They can be fully taken apart and put together this means this plug is restorable.
I was wondering about that. I noticed two separate wrench flats. So is the plug and electrode one piece and screws into the primer section?
@@snakerstran9101 yes the copper electrode is one whole unit just like the main body. The primer cup can also screw off and i think the ceramic stays reason why it was like that back then is plugs were expensive and hard to make.
My dad told me that back then rebuilding the spark plugs was part of a tune up.
You put the tobacco in and fire it up,fireitup,fireitup!🤣✌️
Hundred year old spark plug, that's what they're goina call me in the ol folks home; POW POW!
Never heard a briggs run so wild! so responsive! and that guy Skippy looks a lot like Slippers? Great Job guys as always. Ghoulpower forever
In Podunk there all related! lol
@@thyubernoob Hey Detroit! depending on age, You also must have had a wonderful childhood! Zingy Zingy Zingy scratch glass...... but remember, do it while you can but dont get caught!
@@bobcostner2238 oh, I'm old..."Hiya gang, hiya hiya hiya"😉
@@thyubernoob OMG i love it! We used to see the Ghoul and also Arthur P drive around in Livonia mid 70s in their custom Vans with the Mural painted on the side! They both lived at Woodcrest Villa Wayne and Joy roads
That old stuff will outlive anything they're putting out now.
That doesn't explain why almost all of its in the scrapyard
And just like that Taryl lost his shop insurance lmao
I love your videos I learn a lot from watching you program I’d sure like to hear back from you
That is pretty cool as old as at spark plug is that’s awesome 👍
Very interesting I have a 80 year old take apart spark plug may try the same idea , Now There Is My Dinner..... comment from England, Your impersonation of a English accent is very good ...........PS. I bet you cannot say the letter zed
ponch and john. Thats funny. I'm guessin we're about the same age. I seen you on "the love boat". Love the videos. You have saved many a old motor from the dump. Thanks!
This was cool. Thank you. Amazing that plug still works
Mr. T. U are the GOAT--- the best in the west
Very clever people love watching all the videos thank you
Very interesting stuff Taryl.
Never seen a plug like that before. Thanks.
Cheers Skippy!!!!
Coolest thing I have seen in months.
I thought we'd be calling the burn unit on this one. Safety first!!
Good video. I really enjoy the channel and look forward to more episodes so please cut the glass fuel tank stuff.
That also acting as a compression release you could knock a couple cylinders off, prime the others and it'll be easier to crank over.
Wow i lol’d hard at the Paunch and John CHiPs! That’s what im gonna call my chips from now on. Great video. I had no idea they had came up with that primer idea for spark plugs. I screen shotted the instagram pics you had posted. I wonder if they ever had accidents with spilt fuel and fire under the hood. Ive seen ppl start a fire on the tops of manifolds, heat the fuel in the line, and then fuel spray from fitting because the fuel is expanding. And walla more fire! Lol That 100yr old plug ran perfect! Didnt miss a beat. And a nice blue spark. Amazing and alot of fun. I saw a guy once use your fuel tank idea to a snow sled once and spilt the fuel on a hot manifold that combusted, he dropped the can spilt the rest of the fuel out on his garage floor. He then panicked and before i could say no dont do that, threw a bucket of water on the engine and spread the fire in a flash across the whole floor! Almost burned his garage down. Did have to rebuild one corner though. Lol great show you guys, loved it! 👍🏼😎
Old Skip is the best......eeeeehhhhhhhhhhh! 😂
Hopefully we see an episode on the Yamaha behind you!
You are a braver man than I holding an open jar of gas under the carburetor.
100 years old and burning pretty clean considering our gas today is EPA garbage
👍👌 OLD TIMERS "NEVER DIE" just retire to the COLLECTOR SHELF!
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO.... ALWAY'S nice to learn something. Nice to see you [ GREENING UP AMERICA ] 😍😍😍😍😍🙏
loved that. very cool old plug..
Taryl be like - i am gas tank.
Engine be like - i am speed.
Great as always….. but when we gonna get a video longer than 10 minutes again 😜🤣🤙🏻
Good morning, that’s a cool old plug. I’ve been a mechanic for over 30 years and have never seen one of those, very cool.
"Can you cross it to NGK?" 🤣
Nothing better than the old stuff Great video !
Was it maybe also a compression release for hand crank starting?
It seems those early engines were very easy to crank, the compression ratio was only 4.5:1
Taryl please be careful with red hot sparks and
Open gas container!
Love the channel! 👍
Glass container at that! If my dad seen me doing that in a garage he would literally break my neck.
Can you imagine priming those on a cold morning to get the old T going? But it was better than removing and priming!!
Serviceable Sparkplug fooking awesome
Excellent! Good show with some education. Thanks for the look fellas.
Never seen one before totally awesome skippy , now i want one great episode taryl and skippy
Yikes, holding a bomb in your hand if any fumes ignite, we did see some flames there towards the end, holy crap!
Working on a cylinder head for one of my customers it had four of them in there like that
I guess if you wanted to you could say that also acts as a decompression valve in a way. still really cool and even cooler it still works.
That's a cool hat.✌
Awesome plug! Imagine having to fill your plugs with gas before you started your car on a cold day.
They also built a fire under the engine in extreme cold to warm up the engine , how's that for crazy.
That reminds me of the time back in the 90's in Northern Michigan, it got so cold overnight my little 4 cylinder would bearly crank over, so I found an electric griddill and pushed it under the oil pan...hour later.. I Fired It Up ! 😆🤘
YOU DAMN SKIPPY PUNCH AND JOHN THAT'S AN OLD ASS PLUG Taryl Dactal !!!!
🤪😉😅👍
Tomorrow, first thing, I'm making a plug adaptor with a valve on it! If Taryl has one, I want one.
Ballsy to hold a glass of gas only a few inches away from open flames n sparks coming outta that primer plug! Fun video. :)
Should be smokin' a cig for historical accuracy!
That plug is so sweet! I'll have to keep an eye out at flea markets and yard sales!
love it another nice one love it awesome concept
i got 3 bike projects gotta pick 1 and stay on it i love how all your mini bikea have came out im going to use the honda throttle control trick to wire up my baja project that came out slick thanks for all the laughs its great medicine for divorce .
Those plugs would be very handy when your Hand Cranking the Model T .
Lol 😂 thanks for sharing buddy they built things to last back then loved the jar on the carb lol
No quality like that anymore , and it sounded realy good !!
You could use that spark plug for a compression release on a electric start engine.
Well, at least you kept the bloopers in. But honestly, I've never seen a spark plug like it before. Keeper
That didn't look too dangerous, holding an open container of gasoline next to the exhaust pipe. I'm surprised the Grass Rats Garage didn't burn down years ago.
Lol
Glad I'm not the only one who seen it this way.
Very cool find. Awesome video. Thanks Taryl.
Thank you for the video
Amazing Taryl :) that 100 + year spark plugs also never seen one those on Model T before but Amazing still works too and be lucky find !
That was totally awesome, thanks Taryl
The old G5ravely tractors had the big bore plugs without the primer setup.
Brilliant video thank u 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
It's a primer plug. Thay used them on the model t. Thay even used them on hit miss engines to you could. You can take the plug apart and clean it also. If you look at it it does come apart. But it will run better with the older spark plug wire on it. I don't know if you know that it's worth around $100.00. Just wanted to let you know. Thay maid different kinds of them. I use the old take apart spark plugs in my hit miss engines. Thay work better than the new one now.
100 year old spark plug: Back when you could rebuild them!
this Made my day
that was so cool. Thanks
Great job guys love your vidows
That was pretty neat! Thanks for sharing it.
That was nothing less than super cool sparkplugness fire it up all the way. A+
Son. You are an insurance companies worse nightmare. Or possibly their blessing. Cause after seeing this video ain't no one gonna insure you.
Taryl you and skippy are genius even though skippy's slow, it's ok great video
I was wondering if you could leave it open a little bit to use it as a decompression switch.