Now that was a very neat and clean restoration 🎉🎉🎉

From a jack to king...😁👍👍👍👍👍

What a beautiful restoration and right to the point keep up the good work ❤❤

Beatiful job

Nice work mate! Just one thing. When you assembled the blades. I noticed you put the spring washers that have the bent up wings under the thicker washers on the top on the blade plate. The spring washers go underneath between the blades and the blade plate. It helps the blades turn freely so if they hit something when mowing it shouldn't do as much damage.

Outstanding job

ماشاء الله تسلم ايدك

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Great film, interesting blade arrangement

Hermoso trabajo... impresionante!!! 👋👋👋

Excellent work mate - loved the video - cheers

Amazing bro

Well done Sir. Bravo !

A very good effort & well done. One thing to be aware of with the Honda 4 stroke lawn equipment engines is that the arrow underneath the base of the piston has to face right or towards the muffler (exhaust) side of the engine. I have recently rebuilt a Honda GSV190 engine for my fathers HRU217D lawnmower & the blade boss on the crankshaft was totally seized on the shaft & it took me hours of heating it up with a propane torch & a heat gun after I ran out of gas as well as soaking it in diesel fuel & engine oil for it to break free & come loose. I sanded the crankshaft down to remove the rust on it & I applied a nickel based anti seize compound to the shaft & blade boss mating surfaces so as to minimize any chance of that happening again. I had to order a new piston & rings fur it because the new old stock piston rings were more expensive than the new updated piston & rings total price,the original rings were no longer available from Honda since it's a 20 year old engine, the updated piston & rings had to be purchased & fitted !

Awesome restoration and repair video. Really a great video. Are you up for a collaboration by the way? Hipa supplies high quality after-market parts and I'm looking for youtubers who can share more tips of small engine repairing so that I can use these videos to help more DIY repairers. Is there a way I can contact?

An amazing restoration. Looks like it was in a saltwater environment and the owner failed to do routine maintenance or any maintenance at all.

What would you charge for the labor you put in?

What’s the story on why it was left the way it was Did the head gasket blow and they didn’t was to fix it?

Too many god damn commercials. Thumbs down