Home built engine in old Harley Davidson Hummer

[JPMotorhead1993]

How do you keep all of the parts of the engine lubricated like that with it the bottom end open?

[deathtrap68]

dont get yer pant leg caught!!

[confused1985]

That's incredible! Any chance of a detailed vid or uploading the plans somewhere? Tell him to keep up the good work!

[crashcx]

wasn't this bike in the horse back street chopper?

[moptim]

Its exhaust is done "the" Harley Davidson way. :P

[GuitarGodSD]

I have seen anything like it. Thats amazing. Best part is that it sounds like a real harley!

[fattossa]

what a clever dude, thats just awesome.

[SmallEngineMechanic]

Looks like he adapted the heads and cylinders from a model Y Briggs.

Amazing work!

[ScouderFord]

@SmallEngineMechanic He did mention the top end being Briggs.

[cffellows]

That Randall does some amazing work, doesn't he?

[happy010186]

it's not home made it's real Harley motor but naked ..

[HogletGuy]

@happy010186 The closest thing to a Harley part in that engine is the Joe Hunt magneto.(a somewhat rare 2RHD) (sidemount Shovelhead)

[musashi1865]

holy balls that engine is jesus! when are you planning on posting plans so i can make mine that nice!

[HogletGuy]

@musashi1865 Don't have plans per se, I've got some autocad dwgs I made that I could send ya. They're a bit of a mess, dimensions all over the place... : )

[musashi1865]

@HogletGuy hahah if i had autocad that would be awesome but how about some crudely drawn sketches?

[elchucko100]

Tits !

[FireDropTechnologies]

Very pretty piece of work but man will the bearings go all to hell if you ride it much unless it's all built with sealed rollers? And has a dust shield for the jug skirts.

[HogletGuy]

@FireDropTechnologies I keep to paved roads mostly. The bearings are all pretty well shielded. May well get some piston/cylinder scoring eventually, but no sign of that yet. The old hit-and-miss engines ran for years on end with open cranks and all,,,

[FireDropTechnologies]

@HogletGuy

Yeah, don't doubt it.

But Road grime is not the same a shop dust.

Keep her greased.

[BullsEyeRocker]

Work of art!!!

[ozzirt]

That is a fantastic piece of work. I take my hat off to the maker.

[indestructableforce]

That's awesome.

[purerockfury71]

that's awesome, i'm pretty mechanically inclined but i would have no idea where to even begin with something like that!

[stillbashingmetal]

That's fantastic. I like that a lot!

[OZOREMEDY]

this is SWEET! is this one of a kind, or will you build more? interested!

[ScouderFord]

@OZOREMEDY I will ask him for you. This is my neighbors engine, I just filmed it when he stopped in my driveway because I was amazed by it.

[OZOREMEDY]

@ScouderFord thanks! 

[MrSchroyer]

yeah that was in the may 2011 issue of the horse

[MrSchroyer]

that was in a issue of the horse back street choppers wasnt it?

[Drcrankie]

Nice thought in creating a v-twin on vintage lines. Nothing as simple as this.

May be he next creates one with bolted up cases for engine & g'box.

cheers..

[seat850c]

Amazing work, thanks for sharing this!

[amfan12]

Any more pictures or videos of this thing?

[ScouderFord]

@amfan12 That's all I have up close.  I have another video, but all it shows is him pulling out of my driveway and driving off. I tried to get as much detail in this video as I could.

[The18Jake]

wow thats impressive