How good our Mustie is back and sounding fine.

Harley Davidson. An engineering spectacle. The most efficient machine EVER INVENTED at converting raw gasoline into noise without the side effect of comfort or horsepower.

Wow, the gentleman at the end cold starting the '36 is beyond expert and getting into the realms of national treasure when it comes to his depth of knowledge. Glad to see you with a healthy glow again Mustie, regards from Scotland.

I'm glad he addressed the not rushing to buy new parts approach. One of the things I like about Mustie1's videos is that he tries very hard to make due with what he has on hand. There's a certain power to repair/maintenance projects that comes from avoiding raw out of pocket expense when possible. It's also environmental in the sense that we are extracting more utility from these items that took resources to manufacture in the first place. Excellent carb anaylsis and repair!! Cool video!

I really appreciate that you *don’t* immediately buy a new carb for stuff. It allows us to all see that you can indeed bring some of these old parts back to life without replacing them. It really takes the "mystery" out of these parts and kind of teaches us to think through the problem critically and come up with unique solutions to problems and trace back to the actual source of the problems. More importantly, it fits with your motif of reusing and repurposing whenever possible.

4 am (PCT) Seattle; On time, as it has been in so many other, "Sundays" . The coffee is fresh/hot...Mustie 1 is on the air and i check the length of time that the current episode contains..Oh Boy, over 60 minutes of pure enjoyment, so begins another Sunday as i come-along vicariously...txs for sharing

So glad to see the Museum is still alive and kicking after Dale's passing. Thank you for showing the last 5min.

The way you talk to us like we're there with you "Let me show you the choke" and "call out if you see anything" really makes these videos.. I always feel like I'm right there in the shop watching! Also, don't worry about comments like "Why not just buy a new carb" fixing things is so much more fun than replacing them!

"why don't you just buy a new carb for $30"? what fun would that be? That's why you bought a box of 20 for $10 at the yard sale 12 years ago! hahahaha

Love the 36 Knuckle history, that kid knows his stuff…I knew it would fire when he wanted it to…

So glad to see you feeling better and joking around again

What you could do is put in a inline filter in between your parts washer container and your parts washer to make your solvent last a lot longer. When I was in foster care, my foster father was a small aircraft mechanic and that's what he did to his parts washer. The solvent or cleaner will last a lot longer before you end up having to change to new cleaner. Just a thought.

No need to be nervous Mustie! There are only several million of us looking over your shoulder! Ha! Thanks for the vid buddy!

The ease with which you converse with us always fascinates me. Especially, when you ask us questions and I find myself answering. Wife thinks I’ve gone around the bend!

I love that "tick" sound when brass psrts are removed on a carb!

Thanks again for making videos on "how to make stuff work", instead of how to unbolt old parts and bolt on new parts. Don't get me wrong I love to see stuff run and have just bolted new parts on before but your videos teach much more. Wrench on oh musty 1

Hey Mustie Keep The Videos Coming. They Lots Of Fun To Watch. Looking Forward To More Videos. Thank's

I use a tea ball, a stainless gauze hinged ball on a little chain to hold jets and very small components in the ultrasonic cleaner. Saves hunting around for them in hot fluid. Available on Amazon.

Yeah that's the main reason that I started watching. You definitely are the best teacher that I have seen showing how to clean and get a carb to work again. Thank You! I surely enjoy all of your videos. God bless you and I hope you keep them coming.

You are something else when it comes to fix and he seems you guys so much knowledge and I enjoy watching you so keep up the good work I will talk to you later God bless

Mustie that was great loved it that was before you got sick fantastic you are back thank you for sharing and your time

Glad to hear you're doing much better. Strong voice again. I enjoy your channel. Hope to hear many more videos from you.

Fantastic Carl, thank you for sponsoring this Sunday's episode. 24:30 I like your way better, it only takes a few mins to open up and clean and make it work over spending money for something new that is made in China with their not so ecological friendly manufacturing process. newer small carbs like on chainsaws and such, they do make them harder to clean the posts and whatnot, besides, it's not an inkjet printer where it's cheaper to buy a new one over buying ink lol.

Thank you for not buying a new part every time something doesn't work . Half the fun of the videos is watching you figure out work arounds and really seeing how everything works. Even I can stick a new carb on and get it running . You fix them when everybody else gives up!!!!! That's why you are the best !!!

I love all your video's since ive been watching ive learned how to rebuild my riding mower i got for free and troubleshoot my push mower and keep it running thank you for all you do!

So glad you are posting videos and feeling better mustie .....I had brain surgery in july and your videos have kept me sane while I recover

Mustie, you are such a good teacher! I dont learn only from you about cars and bikes... I am learning that your attitude is constantly upbeat and calm. You are patient with yourself even though you know what you are doing. I contrast this with myself who is impatient and critical with my efforts, expecting things to come right first try... you by contrast are curious and endlessly exploring. Unafraid you poke and prod expecting things to explode and are actually happy when they do. Thank you for teaching me. You encourage me to persevere even when i want to throw my hands in the air and buy a new one... You are a good influence.

I love the way he involves you in his videos it’s like your having a one to one with him on FaceTime ,just brilliant the way he does it

I never get tired of these small engine videos. Thanks Mustie!

Good on you Mustie showing us as you go, mishaps happen they are part of repair and motorcycling..🏍️🇬🇧

I have learned and gain confidence in small engines largely from watching your videos on KZfaq. Bravo I'm sure I'm not the only one

"I think it's missing something back here . . . hard to say mmhn" I lost it. Mustie, your delivery has come so far. Keep on keepin' on. I'm sure many have been inspired by your approachable demonstrations of enghine mechanics

When you was fighting the clip for the float that has to be the smallest Channel lock style wrench I’ve seen

Hi from the UK. Another entertaining can we fix it/does it run video. I'm always amazed by what you have stached away in your store room, it's not junk it's repurposing essential odds and sods. I thought that I was the only one that misuses my electrical side cutters obviously I'm not alone !!!!!

Thanks for the ride along. Really enjoy how you can pull things togeather and get results.

Darren, I have a cousin that I worked with, and he used to run to the hardware store every time he needed fasteners. We both worked for a guy that does mechanical demo, and I persuaded him to save bolts from stuff we took apart. He started using cut down tea containers (half gallon), and now he rarely needs to buy stuff since he has them handy. I think my dad used to save ALL the bolts and screws that he disassembled, and now my brothers are going through the stuff that he had saved. My oldest brother will probably take some with him when he goes back home. I'm fortunate to be able to get new fasteners from a truck accessory distributor, so I'll not need to save many old ones except the stainless steel ones. I generally like to reuse them as they're to expensive to throw away, and it's not worthwhile to scrap them.

Great Sunday morning coffee in hand and watch mustie fixing bikes.

Word of the day - when you are carefully dismantling something small and intricate, the little pieces that suddenly fly everywhere are called "pingphuckits".

Good day Mustie ... I've got my Gin & Tonic ready together with my wrench set!

You are the one that taught me how to rebuild Carbs, basically they are the same only some are smaller! Why buy a new one when you can rebuild one successfully! "It pays to be a horder!" KUDOS!

As usual your the best I appreciate what you do my friend look forward to every one thanks

Your level of knowledge always impresses me. I’m clumsily fumbling my way through mechanical issues with an older Suzuki bandit motorcycle and I’m envious of your expertise. To me, carburetors look like Rubik’s cubes full of random tiny screws and pointy brass bits.

good morning/afternoon/evening its Sunday got my favorite blend of coffee and Im ready for the new Mustie video! Im so glad he seems to feeling better Ive been catching up on all his videos it takes some time lol but I enjoy them!!

Thank you Carl for the donation, also nice extra credit video at the end.

I never realized that a phillips screwdriver was also called a tally wacker when used as a dip stick! LOL!

I really like the video you shared at the end, awesome bit of history😊👍

Iam glad you use what you have it's worth more to learn how things work thank you . Ps. You are never to old to learn iam 64 years old.

Awesome you can get any running! So cool!!!! Enjoyed watching!

Mustie1, Another great teardown, diagnosis and rebuild of a motorcycle carb. Young people should really learn from it!

👍👌👏 Yeah, we Mustie1 fans definitely watch this great channel because no new things are clamped on before the old ones are tried to be repaired and/or the famous stash/hoard is searched through. Best regards, luck and health.

I’m glad your feeling better and hope you stay safe and keep them videos coming

Excellent. Thoroughly enjoyed that. Did a similar job with a Weber 38 dgas carb and there is no better feeling than putting it all back together and it works..

You have some of the best fans. It's like they take bets on weather Mustie can get it to run.

Your ""tallywacker"".........lol......too funny!!!! Also, thanks......again you showed me a part of a carb that comes apart that I did not know.......much appreciated Sir. !!!!

All these old school people just waking up or it's afternoon in other countries lol I stay awake every Sunday waiting to watch this nothing against my elderlies ❤️ y'all to 👍😀

Great score on those pit bikes. That '36 Knuckle is BEAUTIFUL ! Wheels Through Time is an out standing place to visit

Thanks for sharing, good to see you up & about.

Great to hear your voice sounding strong. Glad you are doing well.

Its awesome to see you back in good health 👍🏻👍🏻 stay safe mustie1 and god bless

Thanks Mustie1, Good to hear from you Central California Watching

One of the things that make your videos so interesting besides the learning!! Is that you repurpose parts to bring them back to life, most people can buy parts till it’s all new and works again!

I was getting worried that you stopped making videos... I'm a musti1 junky and thought that I would never get my fix again... I was going through musti1 withdrawals..!!!!! Glad you're back...!!!!!

In what you do it pays to hoard parts because someday you’ll need them in anything you repair or replace. In a throw away society that it is really sad it’s nice to see that someone that’s resourceful as you Mustie1.

great job! I always admire your way of thinking ! Love ya!

So happy YT got me here! Great teacher u are

Nice job Mustie , like how you troubleshoot and repair instead of replacing

Darren getting things to run as usual. Nice little bikes awesome as usual

You're sounding stronger and that is great news . Keep up the great content

the motorbike videos are some of my favourites on this channel thanks for uploading Mustie

Mustie1, Mick here. Addiction fulfilled. :-)

Really happy to see Mustie1 being back in action 👍❤️

Another awesome video Mustie. Hope the rest of the pit bike doesn’t fight ya so much. That 36 Knuckelhead sounded awesome too! Best ending to one of your videos yet! 👍

I love these pitbikes they're so simple and fun to repair or rebuild also replacement parts are very cheap

In Cajun country we have what we call "lagniappe," - a little something extra (pronounced 'lahn-yap'). That's your 36 Harley knucklehead history presentation at the end of this Chinese bike repair episode. So, Merci for the lagniappe!

"Ya it's a little Mikey moused but that's how I roll", ya we know, that's why we're still here lol

I’m so envious of your stash with parts!

Yep, wheels thru time is an awesome day trip,easy for me to say Day trip,as I only about 2 hours away in Thomasville NC! Great score on the pit bikes 👍

I love those old pre-war Harleys. Over here in the UK the knuckleheads are super rare too. They do make a lovely noise, I could listen to the old potato-potato all day long!

Why buy new when you can fix what you already have I really love the way you see things fixing broken things is two fold you keep junk of of the land fill and also get the sense of pride of fixing something that was broken! Great job.

I get a kick out of how excited you get on a new challenge.

Mustie I really enjoy your videos been watching for years. Cool little bike and good price.

Thank you for sharing. Enjoyed and thanks Carl.

I love your Sunday morning video Mustie that engine runs sweet 👍

Carl, thanks for sharing with us.

Good Morning, Dr. D!! This is early for me. I am 59 today! Woo Hoo! Thank You for all your great videos and adventures over the years. I am still (I am sure there are echos) so glad you didn't syndicate. Now get out that squirt bottle and fire this thing up! You will need a lag bolt today. I still have the "I Like Motorcycles" pin back button that journalist gave me. ;-)

So glad your back to 100%, enjoy your videos

Nice little bikes going to be lots of fun the 36 at the end awesome two thumbs

Nice one, need the other one for races…..enjoyed the knucklehead too👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks fella, for another gem of a video 👍🙂

I'm glad you told us what you were using for cleaner. I was about to ask. LOL

Great video glad you posted keep them coming thanks

Shoot, I’ve learned so much from you about engines and mechanics in general I’ve been able to do small engine repairs and maintain my sons mini-bike quite well.

Thanks for the “Wheels thru Time” bonus at the end.

YYYESSS!!! A bike video! There’s no such thing as a bad Mustie1 video, but bikes are by far my favorite, and searching for bike revival videos is how I discovered Mustie1 in the first place! Good stuff! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I will admit I do envy people with big garages/workshops. I have a garage rented for storage mostly a 8x10 shed and my patio to work on so not much gets done when the weather is bad.

Thanks for explaining why you dont just replace the carbs. It does make for good watching. When I’ve been working on mowers or small 2 stroke stuff I can get carbs for less than £10. However you do come across some that aren’t available which make your videos very handy.

Thanks mate, the young fella at the end was good too. Can't help wanting one of those bikes he talks about. I'd talk him into wanting a Victa lawnmower. Anyway, that little bike you're working on looks like a beauty! I hope you get the other one going as well.

That was a great clip on the '36 Harley knucklehead! 👍🇺🇸

Wheels Through Time is well worth the trip. Beautiful country and friendly people along with bikes that you won't see anywhere else.

Man that oldes song shake rattle and roll came to mind when you first started her:) awesome video man! Glad to see you are feeling better:)