An interesting study of an era when mechanics used to actually repair things instead of replacing things. A throwback to a time when labor was cheap and parts were expensive. No cheaper labor than doing it yourself.
You be all the stubborn motor scooter you want Tony ! We need guys like you who still know how to use their hands to get the job done ! Your knowledge and experienced is invaluable sir ! Thank you sir !
Hey, now there's some cool old school tech. Thanks Jeff for filming the Flying Dutchman rebuild. He is a treat to see and the tooling/equipment is great stuff as well. love those old school guys.
You know what was great. The fact that he talks to us like we are there beside him. No fancy jibberish and to much talking. I like when he said near the beginning that he realizes not everyone will have a hydraulic press and that we will have to figure out our own way.
Thanks for showcasing Tony and his work in a video, Jeff. His previous guest appearances might give the idea that he's just an interesting local guy in a machine shop. Seeing him in action shows what a craftsman he really is. Bravo Tony.
Gotta tell ya... i'd loved this show! ... A real craftsman! .. And the out-takes were so funny! Thank you ... for the miles of smiles you give this old greezer!
Actually I thought that was quite thorough and well explained. Plus it was great to see a video of someone explaining why you rebuild things. Great job guys! -Nick.
I love it when the two od you get together and do anything, very interesting, informative and educational. Thank You both and Have a very Happy and Health New year.
thanks for your patience many countries of south, america do not manufacture spare parts for vehicles, so we have to repair, thank you for your videos ..
Good on you for showing the fd's skill. I look forward to a flying dutchman channel. And i seen your knobby fingers helping him with the shots. God bless you all.
Most entertaining and educational video again! Thanks for you both! Flynig Dutchman reminds so much of my friends father... Looks and sense of humor... He must have Viking blood in his veins...
'Yes Dear' indeed! Mercy, what a deal. Tony could live next to me and we'd have a time and a half. But Jeff could too and it'd be the same thing. Can't get any better than this. Thanks Jeff. YOu and Tony are a pair of aces!
MostlymoparIH Where oh where are you tonight Military Chevy?? I know you'll have something to contribute to this bubbling up of pearls of wisdom from IH and myself. My boy could catch something other than a disease out of a blasted mud hole but he's been fishing since he was walking practally. Me? Can't handle it at all. Do my hunting and fishing with a knife and fork and NEVER miss because if I do the goofy bulldog snarfs it right up.
You did great Tony! I understood everything you explained and did. If I ever have to disassemble a pump, you showed me how. By the way, you look good in front of that camera! Jeff, great videography and camera angles. How did you ever get Tony to allow you to direct him? Like pulling teeth I'll bet! Thanks for the video Tony and Jeff.
You and he are great guys and the banter you 2 have is hilarious thanks for some great videos as a retired truck driver DIY mechanic I love these vids.Happy new year and all the very best for 2017. UKPete.
Great stuff, nice to see Tony doing a video(series). How long is he in the US now? You can still hear his Dutch roots. Not sure if Tony reads the comments but... Mooi om een vakman bezig te zien! Helaas zijn er steeds minder zoals jij. Groeten uit Nederland!
show us the delorean, ask him to show us how the flux capacitor works? lol j/k I wish there was still more guys like Tony around to share his expierience
I have a BMW 2002tii with a leaking water pump, I am not able to find rebuild parts for this pump. Do you think if I buy a new non-tii water pump (same internal components) dismantle the new pump and then use those parts on the tii pump housing, am I likely to damage the parts from the new when pump while I'm dismantling it? thanks
An interesting study of an era when mechanics used to actually repair things instead of replacing things. A throwback to a time when labor was cheap and parts were expensive. No cheaper labor than doing it yourself.
That episode made me smile! Love the older guys who know exactly how to do things.
You be all the stubborn motor scooter you want Tony ! We need guys like you who still know how to use their hands to get the job done ! Your knowledge and experienced is invaluable sir ! Thank you sir !
Absolutely epic, just like a peek behind the veil of the artistic interplay between Scorsese and De Niro.
" I can't, but I can, but why should I".
Great Video! I've noticed an trend. It seems that the guys with the messiest and most cluttered shops do the best work.
Hey, now there's some cool old school tech. Thanks Jeff for filming the Flying Dutchman rebuild. He is a treat to see and the tooling/equipment is great stuff as well. love those old school guys.
You know what was great. The fact that he talks to us like we are there beside him. No fancy jibberish and to much talking. I like when he said near the beginning that he realizes not everyone will have a hydraulic press and that we will have to figure out our own way.
Thanks for showcasing Tony and his work in a video, Jeff. His previous guest appearances might give the idea that he's just an interesting local guy in a machine shop. Seeing him in action shows what a craftsman he really is. Bravo Tony.
Gotta tell ya... i'd loved this show! ... A real craftsman! .. And the out-takes were so funny!
Thank you ... for the miles of smiles you give this old greezer!
I bet he's a trip to film. Good job buddy!
Thanks old man, (hope you're still alive and busy) you are a real treat. From South Africa.
It good to see the flying Dutchman again...Tony rules....you need your own TH-cam Channel Tony...HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY
Actually I thought that was quite thorough and well explained. Plus it was great to see a video of someone explaining why you rebuild things. Great job guys! -Nick.
Hope this man is still around, God bless him and the knowledge he has stored in his head. God bless
How can you not like that old guy. 😆. Plus look at that old Bridgeport in the background😍
Always a pleasure to see the Dutchman in action. Well done!!
Boy I bet that was fun filming. haha Nice to see Tony's work!
Love Tony's instructional how to do it video. I hope he makes lots more.
the old experts make it all look so easy...
I subscribe to many channels and without a doubt I look forward to new video notifications from you more than any other! Love your channel!
You guys did great together. Thanks for some great videos.
Wishing the both of you and your family’s a HAPPY NEW YEAR.
I love it when the two od you get together and do anything, very interesting, informative and educational. Thank You both and Have a very Happy and Health New year.
Tony that was great! You need to do more of these videos, your knowledge is awesome!
thanks for your patience many countries of south, america do not manufacture spare parts for vehicles, so we have to repair, thank you for your videos ..
Aaaah I needed a bit of the ol' dutchman today, thanks!
Good on you for showing the fd's skill. I look forward to a flying dutchman channel. And i seen your knobby fingers helping him with the shots. God bless you all.
Dam good tutorial jeff, tony allways knows the best way :-).
Is it just me, or is he drawing on his whiteboard with a sharpie...
Probably. Sure looked like it.
Fantastic video, jeff! more like these please!
Great job explaining Dutch!
Most entertaining and educational video again! Thanks for you both! Flynig Dutchman reminds so much of my friends father... Looks and sense of humor... He must have Viking blood in his veins...
Nice one. All the very best over new years to you both.
Tell Tony Happy New Year from the viewers too
Thank you sir for this valuable water pump rebuilt.Mr.Jeff Bradshaw
You guys have way, to much fun !! I love it !!!
Happy New Year gents. I always enjoy your videos but Tony cracks me up every time.
'Yes Dear' indeed! Mercy, what a deal. Tony could live next to me and we'd have a time and a half. But Jeff could too and it'd be the same thing. Can't get any better than this. Thanks Jeff. YOu and Tony are a pair of aces!
Don't have any Aces go fish.
Don't go there. Sorry Tony thought ya wanted to go fishing.
MostlymoparIH Where oh where are you tonight Military Chevy?? I know you'll have something to contribute to this bubbling up of pearls of wisdom from IH and myself. My boy could catch something other than a disease out of a blasted mud hole but he's been fishing since he was walking practally. Me? Can't handle it at all. Do my hunting and fishing with a knife and fork and NEVER miss because if I do the goofy bulldog snarfs it right up.
A knife a fork a needle and a cork say you been visiting New York?
Maybe some young beauty has caught his eye.
MostlymoparIH If he's still quite Military, ANY young beauty would catch his eye! Maybe just the young part would suffice. Yeah, scratch the military.
Happy New Year. Mr. Bradshaw I really enjoy your video's and hope you keep up the good work.
Old school rebuild shop. This video made me happy.
Great vid. Thanks for sharing.
Bravo! Another How Too in the Books before the New Year! Hope it's a great one Iron! Zip~
Really enjoyed this, guys. Thanks! Wish there were a close-up on the seal and carbon washer at 12:10, though.
Our all favorite gentleman!
A fine and knowledgeable artist...
He is the man, how simple is it when you are shown the way. !!!!!
Turns out that the Grumpy Professor is an old softie lol. Still pining after the one that got away. That would explain the grumpiness.
I wan to hear about the girl in Vegas..............but first get him in the mood!
Love when you do a colaboration with The Duchman
man i love these videos.........
You did great Tony! I understood everything you explained and did. If I ever have to disassemble a pump, you showed me how. By the way, you look good in front of that camera!
Jeff, great videography and camera angles. How did you ever get Tony to allow you to direct him? Like pulling teeth I'll bet!
Thanks for the video Tony and Jeff.
The mad scientist at work!
Steve W Doc and Marty are back from the future! lol
that was cool. reminds me of my uncle when I was a kid
You and he are great guys and the banter you 2 have is hilarious thanks for some great videos as a retired truck driver DIY mechanic I love these vids.Happy new year and all the very best for 2017. UKPete.
Yall got my sub! Keep up the good work.
You remind me of someone I know...
Flying Dutchman is a Rock Star! 🤔
Lol. The Cooking show reference was funny.
I always love when you feature Tony in your videos. always entertaining but this might be the most confusing thing I've ever seen. lol.
Thanks for the great video
i enjoyed the vid thanks for passing on your way to get the damn job done lol
Good job !!
Love it :)
Hi instead of using the center out of a type 6A john crane seal just use a standard type 16 seal works very well. cheers
Al
Had a 3.8 ford, it got driven until the shaft welded itself to the housing...loved handing that over for a core.
The Star of the show
Love that guy!
Great Video. Thank u. And say hi to Tony.
good vid jeff.
What a great guy that flying dutchman!
As a forklift driver, Tony makes a good water pump rebuilder.
We need to hear about Las Vegas girl!!!!!
I love this guy
You 2 make a good team .
Gee,so good,thanks
I really want to know who does the makeup and hair styling for your crew! I need a Dutchman hair doo!
One point twenty one jigawatts!
Dutchman is awesome
Tony is one of the few last professionals left. He's worth his weight in gold.
Good Video ...
Lol somebody got a little grumpy at the end hahaha
Thumbs up for the old man!
Old metal working is the best!
I really hope he has some sort of protege that he is passing all of this knowledge on to. This generation isn't being replaced very well.
Great stuff, nice to see Tony doing a video(series). How long is he in the US now? You can still hear his Dutch roots.
Not sure if Tony reads the comments but... Mooi om een vakman bezig te zien! Helaas zijn er steeds minder zoals jij. Groeten uit Nederland!
Hi bedankt, ik ben hier since Nov. 1962, zo mij Hollands is een beetje roestig.
Zo, dat is al lang, langer dan ik leef! Bedankt voor je reactie. Ik wens jou en Jeff een goed uiteinde and a Happy New Year!
67-72 C10 chevy. Got a brand new one for 33 bucks. Rebuild as you will if you dont wanna spend the cheap cost of one.
And Tony , the Flying Dutchman.
Stubborn motor scooters make the world a better place.
Tell Tony to leave the hat on and Vegas ain't saying nothing as long as he keeps paying up. =)
Proceeds from this program will go toward buying Tony a comb. :)
.......or a drier! A set of curlers???
He-he... Yes Dear. I loved that. All the 0l' Good Mechanic's are bout all gone these days that really know stuff. :(
He's not in that kinda mood lollllll
Can you have the Dutchman explain the proper way to align and massaging of a turbo encabulator.
He is a natural
This is actual “ repair”
you boy are real good
show us the delorean, ask him to show us how the flux capacitor works? lol j/k I wish there was still more guys like Tony around to share his expierience
Does he do rebuilds for customers? If so how do I get in touch with him?
Damn, that nail looks like it has been through hell. Saw many like that back when my dad worked as a machinist
I dig Tony
I have a BMW 2002tii with a leaking water pump, I am not able to find rebuild parts for this pump. Do you think if I buy a new non-tii water pump (same internal components) dismantle the new pump and then use those parts on the tii pump housing, am I likely to damage the parts from the new when pump while I'm dismantling it? thanks
Hi Doug, you are correct take new pump apart destroy new parts. So call Wade @ 541-450-2277 he can rebuild it for you. I trained him for 4 years.
Wealth of knowledge being lost daily and being replaced by Green haired kids that need safe spaces. Ole timer reminds me of my pop pal.