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What on earth are you using in that ultrasound ic cleaner?! I have never had results like that.

That naked belt gave me the willies. I guess that safety standards changed a lot in 50 years.😂

Hi did you get the diesel engine to run T

That's 5 star job very nice

If you use expensive tools People will send you less money. #youtubelifehack

Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho, assitir do começo ao fim. Ficou sensacional demais 👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Really enjoy your work

I have recently acquired a Countax Garden Tractor. It needs some work but is in reasonable condition. The paintwork requires some attention but where can I obtain the orange paint from?

I keep expecting farming simulator to pop up😂

Que hermoso trabajo

Excellent videos. It's awesome that you restore the old equipment, and engines. How about a shop tour video. Would be great to see your work area and all the equipment you use.

Very enjoyable video and excellent job. Thanks and greetings from Germany.

Discovered your channel on a RUclips recommendation. I ended up subscribing after watching 1 video. Since then, I've watched about 10 of your videos and enjoyed each one of them this one Stood out due to the uniqueness of the mower. I really enjoy your channel. Thank you for making videos. 🙂

Very nice job.

There isn’t any penetration

Another nice chill out video, great stuff. Would be awesome if you could put out more content but I understand you’re busy, so no probs if not! 🙂

ive done this before on my countax deck. you didn't need to cut the pully off. you can fit that whole assembly in the press and push the shaft though all,. the press pops the rust weld no bother :). great video! always looking forward for the next one :)

Great work on that engine!

It’s very modest and tidy

You forgot to clean the pilot jet in the carb!!!!!!!!!!! FAIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

is this daggerwin

I enjoyed the diagnosis and rejuvenation of this old clunker. Fine work!

15:38 “why did i do it again?” The most common question when fooling around with an engine 😂

Love to see the work finally pay off with the beast getting back to the job it was created for! Great work Sir!

I love this mower. Older machines have an aura that is completely missing in newer models. My 1954 Yazoo 60" mower was the first to be able to turn around its own front tyre axis with a single steering rear wheel and a transaxle with two wheels in front. It is a real beast and I love to use it once a week in our English-style park.

Your attention to detail is very nice

Great work as always. I really appreciate all the time and effort you put in to your videos. Thanks for sharing.

Why don't put PB blaster on the crank shaft 😊

The Question is old chap , would you restore the lawnmower if did not have a diecast Deck............

Had some bad experiences with those pulleys getting rusted to the spindles. Worst one was where the pulley and the spindle were of an odd size, so both _had_ to be saved. Cutting was out of the question, heat was not enough, and puller was starting to mess up the pulley. Ended up plugging up the grease port at the top, then welding on a steel cap with another grease zerk in it over the end (welded to the pulley). After everything cooled off that cap got pumped full of grease and finally enough pressure got built up that it forced the pulley off the shaft. Grease got re-used for actual grease-y purposes later, so no waste there.

I could take it apart but when I put it back together would have a bucket of nuts, bolts and parts left

Can you tell me why that sheet metal gets pounded up on those bolts on the muffler? Not the first time I’ve noticed this. Sorry for my ignorance!

I think it's cool how much less toxic these comments are to your other channel those other guys will complain about anything, Keep on keeping on dude

Dude your work is impeccably brilliant, love watching your videos, would rather wait for new videos instead of you sacrificing your quality for the algorithm 😊keep up the awesome work!!!!

Excellent job!

Amazing work I really liked the video

Have you worked on other small engine vehicles, like an old Honda Three wheeler or something similar?

Impressive restoration. Unlike those fake restorations where they spray dirt on and leave it in the jungle to be found. This video is legit.

That was the most epic fix I ever watched. Thanks for posting.

I'm in need of your prayers and positive energy. Please keep me in your thoughts.

After taking off the carrier plate, you will see @ 2m:59s, a square headed bolt. Provided one has easy access, that is the correct point of access to properly drain the oil sump. Once a year, I removed carrier plate to easily remove and replace lawn mowers blades. At the same time, I remove sump plug and drain oil out. By the time oil has completely drained out, I have already replaced the 4x lawn mower blades on carrier plate, then re-attached oil sump plug and then re-attach carrier plate. Mind you mine is a Briggs and Stratton, and would be completely different to this mower.

Very nice ,good job

Really like this style, where you give us a cost/profit breakdown at the end! I've always wondered how much you make on some of these and would love to see it in future videos.

why are you doing things backwards? loosen the belt tension spring, then pull the belt off and take the pulleys off, i dont understand the need to skip steps just because, you need to inspect that tension spring anyway for slack or if its too tight. which could be a reason as to why the belt itself was skuffed up on top, just as much as the pulleys could be out of alignment.

Very nice done

very good video

The British Sling Blade. I love this guy, keep going.

I wouldn’t let you work on any machinery. Your lack of mechanical knowledge is worrying. You see the 2 small holes in the pulley? You use those with the correct puller to remove the pulley.

Another fine job in the books. Great work as always!

Love the videos….word of advice, get rid of the flat steel rule when cutting using a knife and get yourself a metal safety rule (it has a “M” shaped profile). I sliced the end of my finger off when the knife slipped and ran across the metal rule.