Very few mechanics would ever think of bad water pump impeller clearances being the reason why an engine overheats. Old guys like Tony have a lot to teach if we just take the time to listen.
I love the irony of his "go digital" T-shirt slogan. This is the most analogue man on the planet and long he remain so!!!!! Total legend. The videos with the dutchman are some of my favourite.
I loved when I was a manual machinist in a jobber fab shop and worked with guys like Tony. Learned more with them than I ever will working with CNC machines.
Thanks, Jeff. Tony's reputation preceeds him. I thought Tony was just some funky local machinist in your videos. As it turns out, he is very well known in vintage car circles. The Flying Dutchman is THE man if you need any 1900-1980 water pump rebuilt.
Gotta love the flying dutchman, he knows exactly what and how to do the job, but finds it so hard to boil it down for us silly sods :-D A very clever engineer.
I get a kick out of, the Flying Dutchman!! He always looks like, he just got out of bed!! Smart fella & a good machinists though! Thanks fer sharing Jeffery.....
Hello from the Oregon coast. My water pump died and that's what brings me here. Totally want to hang out with this guy. Well back to my issue, I guess I'll have to buy a new pump...
@@ElderlyIron it's for a 91 S15 JIMMY SLE. I'm just being a pain in the ass trying to keep everything original you know. Got my license in this truck and it's always treated me good. Wanted to try and keep it original like Herbie you know.
With the care Tony gives a pump, it will last a hundred years! I never thought I would see anyone blueprint a water pump for an old Chevy six, but that's what he did. Amazing guy and one of a dying breed. And why not mix JB Weld on paint can lids? They are free, plentiful and disposable. As well as being easier to hang onto than a chunk of cardboard. Hope to see more of Tony in the future.
Did he ever show you he straightened that pulley? Also, how about a video where he shows how to measure and order the seal and bearing when a rebuild kit isn't available.
That is awesome! You have such a wonderful attitude about Jeff filming you, etc... I like some of the looks you give him. Some of those looks say: "why on earth do you want to film me, doing that?!"
I went it ford and bought a "factory" motorcraft pump for my 7.3 diesel since I didn't want a Chinese junk one and I paid double for ford one.... Guess what...when I opened the box from ford it was the same made in China stamped on it pump !!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????? Wtf!!!! This is a crisis in auto parts world now....try to find anything not made here besides the Chinese take out food...Communist China by the way. I hope Trump puts a huge import tax and cancels NAFTA... Then we will guys like this to rebuild pumps like back in the day. I used to be a machinist in the 1980s...at a party millennial kid thought that this was meant fixing typewriters....lol!
Very few mechanics would ever think of bad water pump impeller clearances being the reason why an engine overheats. Old guys like Tony have a lot to teach if we just take the time to listen.
I love the irony of his "go digital" T-shirt slogan. This is the most analogue man on the planet and long he remain so!!!!! Total legend. The videos with the dutchman are some of my favourite.
He wore it special for the day!
I loved when I was a manual machinist in a jobber fab shop and worked with guys like Tony. Learned more with them than I ever will working with CNC machines.
Mr Dutchman could show a lot of young People and old Experience that might be lost, Keep up with more Videos.thanks sir.
Thanks, Jeff. Tony's reputation preceeds him.
I thought Tony was just some funky local machinist in your videos. As it turns out, he is very well known in vintage car circles. The Flying Dutchman is THE man if you need any 1900-1980 water pump rebuilt.
Quite...
Gotta love the flying dutchman, he knows exactly what and how to do the job, but finds it so hard to boil it down for us silly sods :-D
A very clever engineer.
Nothing beats the wisdom of the experienced.
It`s a real pleasure watching Tony do his `thing`. He is a true Craftsman .
I get a kick out of, the Flying Dutchman!! He always looks like, he just got out of bed!! Smart fella & a good machinists though! Thanks fer sharing Jeffery.....
The professor is hypnotic, I could listen to him all day long. I am still trying to get my hair to look like his, I know it would drive my wife wild.
I haven't rebuilt a water pump since the 70's...Back when we fixed stuff and not just replace it...Good times.
Everybody who is into old vehicles should take the time to learn something from the old timers like Tony, their knowledge is absolute gold...
I have no problem following Tony's explanations. This is great, you can really learn a lot from the man who knows how.
Yet another action packed informative video. It's people like Tony who made America great in the first place.
Old school and great fun .... Thanks Jeff for posting
Bless the Dutchman, not many left.
I have had many water pumps rebuilt here. They all worked great!!!
Thanks for the realism gents . Very heartwarming.
Hello from the Oregon coast.
My water pump died and that's what brings me here. Totally want to hang out with this guy.
Well back to my issue, I guess I'll have to buy a new pump...
What's it for?
@@ElderlyIron it's for a 91 S15 JIMMY SLE. I'm just being a pain in the ass trying to keep everything original you know. Got my license in this truck and it's always treated me good. Wanted to try and keep it original like Herbie you know.
With the care Tony gives a pump, it will last a hundred years! I never thought I would see anyone blueprint a water pump for an old Chevy six, but that's what he did. Amazing guy and one of a dying breed. And why not mix JB Weld on paint can lids? They are free, plentiful and disposable. As well as being easier to hang onto than a chunk of cardboard. Hope to see more of Tony in the future.
Always great to see Tony and his excellent craftsmanship!
You two do have it! Everyone should have it too, life is easier so...
Tony knows what he 's doing
Pretty much!
What is real nice to see and appreciate, how comfortable the Flying Dutchman is in his shop, knowing where everything is... at is hand.
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How can anyone not love you guys!
geweldig die twee! (awesome those two) lol
Oh good ol Tony, It would be just like him to use a permanent marker on a dry erase! haha
Or a jackhammer.
Wow two videos in one day. I love it. Thank you. I always look forward to your videos.
The pump build got interrupted by the snow.
You two together make a video production so hilarious and very entertaining thanks for a great video.
I'd love to send Tony my flathead pump when I get around to it in the fall
Coming up, The Flying Dutchman aka Dr. Emmett Brown builds a full working flux capacitor, step by step in his shop
Now the "trailer queen" judges will start using borescopes to inspect for factory bearing retainers.
One things for sure, it ain't no re-man pump from Mexico.
Ah the Grumpy and Jeff comedy show
Great video You two together are a Hoot will watch and laugh and learn something lol
Love Prof. (Tony) Long Hair..LOL Love the vids keep'm coming! Be safe out there!
Priceless.
love it he tells it how it is
I love the flying duchman ! Great vid Jeff. Made my day
you need more of Tony in your videos.
It's amazing.. entertaining to watched
Dutchman rules!! good vid
cool that old guy is like Einstein
Only much, much smarter!
I'm sure that dry erase sharpie will take some elbow grease getting it to come off lol
Back to the Future PartIV
Is Doc Dutchman gonna put that pump in a DeLorean and send Jeff McFly off to the future.
The dutchman is a legend, thanks for the vidjas .
Educational, entertaining, and funny . Perfect !!
I would really like to give Tony a DeLorean - just to see what he came up with.
Yeah Tony could play Doc Brown.
I really enjoy your videos!!!
@ElderlyIron i like the flying dutchman , hes pretty slick in his workshop and have a cool and dry funny side ! make some more with him !!
Good video thanks Abbott and Costello.
You better look above!
You and tony, like MostlymoparIH and Military Chevy.
Great video!
Wow, amazing video. I know everything and I learned something today. Thank you for your exactness.
Good friends are fun aren't they??? ;o)
Jeff, Don't Ya be mean to Tony. ; ) And, he won't call Ya a Butthead. he-he.
They can't help themselves!
Dutchie for president! :)
Too honest. He wouldn't do it.
Did he ever show you he straightened that pulley? Also, how about a video where he shows how to measure and order the seal and bearing when a rebuild kit isn't available.
Measure ID, OD and thickness.. You can email him at tmac1@cavenet.com
Lol Thanks Tony
The Flying Dutchman couldn't afford or find a comb
Just wondering, is the Flying Dutchman any relation to Prof. Erwin Cory?
So how did You straighten the Pulley ...?????
Awesome. atb
Where do you get the rebuild kits?
Who is his hair stylist?
Bill murrays grandfather?
Please tell me Tony has an Apprentice, or someone he is passing his knowledge to.
Yes my helper that I trained for 3 1/2 years toke over the biz as of 2014
That is awesome! You have such a wonderful attitude about Jeff filming you, etc... I like some of the looks you give him. Some of those looks say: "why on earth do you want to film me, doing that?!"
Kickinpony.66 tony, komt u daadwerkelijk uit nederland? Are you really from The Netherlands?
I am not from The Netherlands. Why?
it was meant for tony haha im sorry!
I went it ford and bought a "factory" motorcraft pump for my 7.3 diesel since I didn't want a Chinese junk one and I paid double for ford one....
Guess what...when I opened the box from ford it was the same made in China stamped on it pump !!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????? Wtf!!!!
This is a crisis in auto parts world now....try to find anything not made here besides the Chinese take out food...Communist China by the way.
I hope Trump puts a huge import tax and cancels NAFTA...
Then we will guys like this to rebuild pumps like back in the day.
I used to be a machinist in the 1980s...at a party millennial kid thought that this was meant fixing typewriters....lol!