@Skodaman2 she must be really hot. *ba dum tss*

Just a little bit duller and you'll be able to start a campfire with that thing.

It actually shows that the generator can handle a bit of load - better than before.

Or having the drill spinning the rite way

LOL Burned a hole in that wood!!!

First

Agreed

I actually wanted to see what condition the field coils were in.

No it is better t temove paint better

It always bothers me when people use a paint stripper then media blast it anyway. Wasted time and materials lol. Just media blast it and be done

@@joshuamorin2762 they do that if its lead paint. They remove it chemically first so there wont be lead particles created when they sandblast.

I think people may dislike because if no talking. Thats the only thing I can think of

@Samuel Lynch I'm dyslexic and have trouble spelling

Samuel Lynch Here’s Mr. Spelling Inspector.

I measure the decals and then submit the dimentions into my software. I use Affinity Designer. Some are printed by myself and others I get another company to make.

@@MachineryRestorer hi daggerwin

@@matthewbrown2109 yo is this actually him? I thought he sounded exactly like him.

I used it in my Westwood gemini rotavator restoration too. :)

@@MachineryRestorer Was it worth it? I would say no, at least not to those standards, for several reasons. Firstly, I find that about 1200 watts are needed to start many refrigerators, which is an important job for generators to preserve food during blackouts, so these little ones have reduced utility. Secondly, partial choke probably would have kept the generator usable in the short term, and constant, liberal use of fuel detergent likely would have helped in the longer term. Thirdly, you could likely prevent future rust by taking it to a self serve car wash and spraying it down with spray wax, which made all the sandblasting and powdering work unnecessary. though cleaning the cooling fins might have been necessary, i'm not sure; but generally, I think it could have been made useful and flipped with far less work and expense. How did the finances work? Did you make money on it? I never seem to see cost/benefit ratios on these vids.

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That's the funniest thing I've read in a while! *Well done.*

Ryn Wolfeh same I thought so too

It may be the carburetor overflow, they might have done a really rubbish job at the factory. Just a guess, I could very well be wrong.

He did say it was a cheap generator lol

Wait are you a furry? I am

I haven't done it for... ooops... 15 years but as far as I can remember, yes! At least with a decent blasting rig. I had access to a pro cabinet with big compressor at that time.

Who doesn’t like taking things apart

little gasman,, yeah your not human if you don’t haha

Fandomtexas Gaming Sandblasting removes paint easier btw

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