Picking away at the Model A. Babbits, ring gear, and bell housing.
Had a hard time getting the main and rod bearings clearanced properly with plastigauge. Also took two attempts to get the ring gear onto the freshly machined flywheel, ended up having to use dry ice and a torch. Cleaned up the pedals and installed new bushings and Zerk fittings. All parts are cleaned and painted and we're ready to do the engine assembly in the next video.

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replacing kingpins on the 1930 Ford

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expensive radiator & hot weather

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Unbelievable Smart Worker & Hilarious Fails | Construction Compilation 🚧👷#EP2 #fail #construction

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oil change the hard way

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slapping a head gasket on the 1930 Ford

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Headless in South Jersey

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first camping trip with the Ford

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Modernizing The 1929 Ford Model A Valvetrain

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Burtz Engine Install - 1929 Ford Model A

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Restoration of a Mitsubishi D1650 agricultural tractor

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This Engine Breaks ALL the Rules

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Buying a 1930 Ford

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Why I'll NEVER Run a Stuck Engine Without Taking It Apart First - Caterpillar RD-6 Diesel

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Free MGB sitting for 10 years, will it drive?

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We Bought an Abandoned Ship 4 Years Ago... This Is What Happened

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Watch This Golden Steel Turn Into a Traditional Water Boiler

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Unbelievable Workers | Working with Talented Engineers 57 #construction #workers #smart #adamrose

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Rare Old Engines Starting Up Sound That Will Blow Your Ears ▶10

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A 65-Year-Old Carpenter’s Amazing Invention That Billions of Engineers Don’t Know About!

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