This is the last video of a 1987 suzuki lt80 that was put out for junk bulk trash day. it sat out in the woods for 30 years and it shows. lets see if we can bring it back to rideable condition again,again cheap.
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Those people fixing up race mowers should think twice. This tiny miniature 4 wheeler will be ten times better than any garden tractor conversion. Even with a 540cc Briggs and Stratton powered jobbie this will outrun.
Just alil comment love
Frm chi
Mustie1 fanatic here, thanks for the inspiration
as of 8/24 ive watched all your vids,going on 6 years as a follower,and i think that this vid is the epitome of why we all like your channel,right now your under the weather and have to take care of darrin,but i wish you well and hope you will get back to making my sundays soon! thanks
What happened to that bigger ATV you picked the same morning?
You get that brief second when it’s winding out where you think “SHIFT†then you remember. Haha
Oh man, I want one.
After ya'll work it over with the soldering iron use hot wax inside the fender and make the bonding surface super rough.
Reminds me of my old motocross days about 50 years ago. Great stuff…
Wife comes home, no Darrien at dinner. Wife goes out through forest. Derin trapped under Suzuki.
Its a suzuki lt 80 2stroke i used to have one
Weed eater line works quite well for the plastic repair
Hey man thanks for powering though this one for us. I know a lot of us really appreciate it.
Anyone know what he does with the resurrected equipment? Also curious what he does with the bad oil and gas?
Dedgummit. I wasn't planning to toast a whole Friday afternoon, but I HAD to binge watch your playlist on this LT80. Maybe because we have one. I enjoyed this WAY more than I likely should have. Great info on what I may have to do to ours. All the best sir!
This is the most interesting project I have seen so far. fantastic job
Looks like a lot of fun
Try using weed trimmer string to fill the crack. Good job!
best way to fix cracked plastic is some copper wire bent with curves and using the soldering iron to melt it into place. like a metal stich.
I have this exact project going for round to so inspirational! Thanks
The 80 run good wish they still made them these 4 strokes don’t have the power
Cool work on the Suzuki and thanks for the coastline shots of the giant salty wet spot truely beautiful
neever thought it would run really enjoyed this one Cant believe the crank bearing was still good awesone job this is why I watch Musty 1
Friggin love your videos keep em coming!Those older little quads rip!!!
Excellent
Mustie1 thank you for the videos. I just bought a junked one for my daughter and im in the process of rebuilding it. Ur video has helped a lot. Thanks again.
Wow! This puppy was worth the work – it flies. Can't believe that not only do you have a new garage, it also has a test 'racetrack' AND ATV trails right next door. You are a lucky pup, Mustie! Bet you & Brian will have a ball there!
Know he's having fun when a guy his age giggles like that 🙂
Then pray it works and that YOU never have to remove that tire yourself!
Fill the second tire with green slime! Roll the tire very slowly and constantly.
45:45 what if you were to evacuate the tire and apply some instant glue from the outside? Would the underpressure get sucked in through the porous surface and seal the holes?
The giggling in the end did it for me :). THAT is why we fixers fix things. I was cheesing it up there at the end 😀
Watched all three videos. Probably the best, and most fun motorcycle restoration video I've seen in a long time. Great job. ( Now all ya need is a new seat cover. )
Great series.. enjoyed it.. Thanks
out of curiosity: how much do you reckon he sold it for?
love to know what u do with all this stuff. im sure the toys probably go to family and kids (IHOPE) but let us know please
Much Enjoyed THANKS !!!! JESUS CHRIST IS LORD !!!! AMEN !!!!!
Give it to a Grandchildren.
Would have thought once Mustie1 decided to go for it, he would have broken things down all the way and cleaned all the animal signs and grease away and start anew. I guess thats just me. Its freaking amazing that this has new life in it.
Success…so fun/educational "watching" a master at work…lol, while "my hands" stay clean and my "failed lumbar fusion" is not stressed from all of the bending/reaching. Its fun to live/work vicariously through the fine efforts of a master mechanic Capiche?