while picking a farm property I found this vintage air cooled wisconsin engine under a work bench. lets see if we can bring it back to life and what it might have been used for.
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It's a nice engine for a motorcycle built I guess.Your videos are so fine and enjoyable thank you for that.Have a fine time and best regards.
6:51 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I miss the hunting knife days…It suggested that you had serious problems in your life but you were determined to handle them. one way or the other. What I just said is so manly I'm going to have true Irish whisky, neat, with a haggis delivered by a read headed scottish lass that may or may not have scurvy. Oh…I'm not going to use the internet.
Wow, haven’t check in awhile but still amazing
Thank you
I remember Testor's enamel jars from building airplane models in the '50s.
We had a welder at work that had a Wisconsin engine…they threw the whole thing in the dumpster. Tragic!
Hey Daren, let's see that knife…looks interesting!
Looks like the Wisconsin that was on my dad's rototiller back in the 50's.
I think the medium light works best and I have a set of those lights, myself😊 not sure about the long-term, battery life yet😂
That is probably one of the coolest motors I’ve seen. Especially that forward and reverse transmission. If that motor wasn’t designed for a boat, it sure would be nice in one🙂👠I heard Darren mention the bore size but I missed how much horsepower it has. It looked to be about 5hp?
6:53 When that engine spun off the table, I was laughing with you! UR fun to watch!
Those bathroom stall screws date back to 10 cent Coin op bathrooms!
It is a boat motor
I'd check that red kill button but no hurry.What's with the Bowie knife?? That cricket from the BATMAN go-kart getting feisty????
The fuel tank is 10 times more metal than any air cooled engine theses days, why did American people let china steal their business????
I had a reel mower with engine, had on carport and pressure washed it
Some one stole it that night 😢
Bolts are used to bolt down the engine
No need to damage history 😮
I have one for a very very old cement mixer, father in law said it was his Dads back up engine and they carried it on big jobs
He said it was rebuilt and ready
Very neat Mustier, congratulations, most kind of you for sharing it with us, blessings to you and your love ones, from the endless summer paradise Puerto Rico Jesus Torres.
Love this little engine. You're a wizard Mustie1
That thing is sweet!!!
I used to have high bloodpressure but the musty1 channel cured me.
New camera light looks great!
Spinning the engine off the bench was hilarious. Thanks for that musty.
that was so much fun to watch,
Good job!
Another great video, love your attitude and approach. Nice to see the old engines running again and getting a new lease on life.
I found this video particularly interesting because I am working on an old Wisconsin that is on a Waterloo walk behind tractor. I had issues with the mag but got some excellent advice from a fellow out in Washington State and now its working like new.
Thank you
Mustie you are a joy to watch, an absolute tonic. Keep up the good work.
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“I feel, suck and squeeze…….†Absolute gold right there !!!!😂
That jar looks just like a Testors air brush reservoir…