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These "soup can" stories usually get started by the same kind of reporters that interviewed this story--reporters that know nothing about which they are supposed to be investigating.

Only mistake, is the dc current is NOT "called" microamps. DC current is CALLED 'DC current flow." Some amount of microamps IE 5 ua is the AMOUNT of current flow, measured in AMPS, in this case microamps.

The flame sensor has NOTHING to do with the line power ground. All ...

This is an insurance liability nightmare. NO legitimate HVAC company on the face of the planet nor Honeywell would endorse this "fix." It might well be "safe." it is NOT considered "good practice" and if any of the houses these "fixes" are located in EVER burn down, the la...

Years ago a good friend of mine used to be a maritime radio operator for Scripps, and certainly spent time on the Melville and others

I haven't got time for this crap. Where's the cleveage?

This "moving the oil pump drive" is nonsense. Just drop the dist in close as you can get, bump the starter until it falls in, then come around and recheck the timing marks and distributor position. Most of the time you can anticipate where it will "change." If not, EASY, just rotate t...

I certainly wish we had more videos of this caliber on Youtube. EXCELLENT!!

I find it difficult to believe that "we" have become so much LAMERS that "we" have to post videos of old junk fans on the 'tube Geezus

@Owlesque1 Sorry you assume facts not in evidence. We built 'em, we get to tell you what's correct. None of us drive Jags 'n Junk, you people don't make anything we want, except, maybe AC's that have had Ford engines installed, or maybe yank that shit out of an MG/ Healey and stick an Am...

Those things must require enormous control input. Here you are, wings in a left bank, with considerable right wheel input. What's the instrument behind the left yoke, "strobing" I assume from the camera?

That is ONE incredibly cool, beautiful airplane!!

My question is, why can't "the English" speak freekin' ENGLISH?

Be a sad day indeed when the last one of these on earth is gone.

Wow, never knew about aluminum intakes on some '70s. I was second owner of a '70 when stationed at Miramar. Later it had a 340 swapped in during the "first" gas crunch.

I guess GCA isn't used much anymore? I used to "fix this stuff" at NAS Mirmar, 70-74. We had two of the little FPN-36 "QUAD" RADARs and probably one of the last adaptations of the old CPN-4 gear, a brand new FPN-52, precision only remoted to the tower. Most of the crew I knew is...

Please stop referring to this as a "5.8 Liter" engine. Liters had not been invented when this vehicle was hammered out of WWII surplus material.

Is this a joke?

Well, you can tell that "Big Ollie" has been permanently retired. Let's spray paint over EVERYTHING!!

Those long pushrods may be record setting.....

Home built, "Doodlebugs", etc, didn't have near much to do with WWII retooling as they did money. Many people built their own, using cheap, junked car and light truck parts. Up until I was about 7, we had a model A Doodlebug, after that Dan built another out of an old grader chasis/ Ford6...

Tell ya, mohawk man. That thing is NO place for young kids. Ever seen a limb get caught/ wind up in the tracks? You'd be lucky yourself, never mind your precious little tot. Stupidity in action, here folks

"Note to self" Never ever make another video with ess ech eye tee "foreground music"

I do agree, I hate Rohn climbing pegs. Why don't all you still in the tower business get together and sue the crap out of Rohn?

You keep cranking that way, one day you'll have no arm. One of the coolest things about these old girls was the cable operated wheel brakes that allowed excellent turns at the end of the field. We had one I used as a kid in the 50s--60's. Used to clamp my legs around the wheel to ke...

Be careful with that word "amazing." This video shows nothing amazing, just everyday work by what was an everyday working tractor. As a youngster in the U.S. in the 60s our old wheel tractor, a 1920's Farmall "Regular" was much older than this crawler, and in fact the day we sold in ...

Excellent!! Refreshing to NOT have silly background music. Nice sound. Our family tractor when I was a kid was a "Farmall Regular." I spent more than my fair share cranking that thing up. Hay in the summer, Buzzsaw in the fall, and snowplow in the winter.

Thanks for the great video!! So many on Youtube "aren't"

Truly one of the most elegant aircraft ever built.

Explain to me how this is "cranking a tractor"

Got to operate one when I was only 13-14 or so. My Gramps had a portable snow fence we had to put up/ take down at his place for a few years. Cool little crawlers, I never would have thought they'd become "collectables"

Eric needs a good old fashioned "trip to the woodshed"

Looks to me to be an almost exact copy of the U.S. WWII era "DUKW" pronounced "duck"

@12thgenord

Let's not forget about Candy Dulfer, either

MORON Please move back to wherever you came from. Idaho does not want people like you.

I've made fun of you previously, hoping to encourage you to do some real research and discover that these are NOT "chemtrails" and that your government is NOT trying to kill you. Perhaps I'll take a different approach. This is libel and slander you are engaging in. You are accusing the City...

Amazing story, "I read the book." What's really amazing is that Horrywood never made a truely good movie about it.

NO music needs to be in aircraft or auto videos. ONLY engine and related sounds, and comments (possibly post added) by the pilot

Even today, after they are out of service, the Spad is an awesome aircraft. You did not want to be on the ground under one of these

cadoltra, I would really like to meet you sometime so I can see what an IDIOT looks like