- Turn on subtitles/CC's if you'd like explanations on what I'm doing throughout the video. - This is an early 1960's International B-160 truck. It's been sitting untouched inside a shed since about 1995. Before that, it has spent most of its life being used here around this property. I was given permission to see if I could get the truck running again and let it run down the dirt roads once more. Chapters: 00:00 - Pulling it out of the barn 01:49 - Seized engine 06:24 - Stuck valve 10:21 - Removing the cylinder head 19:01 - More stuck valves 21:33 - Un-seizing the engine 25:40 - Fixing the broken valve 35:00 - Rebuilding the carburetor 37:27 - Putting the engine back together 50:07 - Getting spark and fuel 53:54 - First start attempt 55:45 - Engine locked up 57:50 - Try to start it with 24 volts 01:00:37 - First start 01:01:43 - Starting the engine on 12 volts 01:04:56 - Cooling system 01:06:57 - Seeing if it'll move 01:09:19 - Working on the fuel tanks 01:14:41 - Finishing touches 01:16:39 - First drive, and testing the dump bed. 01:26:30 - Cats
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This channel has become like therapy to me, I have binge watched so many of your videos and not one of them has disappointed. The last one I watched was the jukebox repair, I was so impressed by your perseverance with that thing!!
Clint Eastwood, Quentin Tarantino, and Simon Fordman are my three favourite American directors.
42:52 the edited in torque wrench click sound effect had me cracking up 😂
Seriously, enter these into film festivals man. You truly have a gift.
My day gets that little bit happier when I see a new Simon Fordman video has dropped
Ain't no Hollywood's director can come close to this one young man's mastermind and craftsmanship.
Каждое видео как доказательство, что старые машины никогда нельзя полностью починить, но, при этом, их никогда нельзя полностью сломать))
I've learned so much about fixing old cars on this channel.
Who cares about Yellowstone? Who cares about Dancing With The Stars? Not me. YouTube has brought about a new Golden Age of Television with these personalized videos. Mr Fordman is at, or very near, the top of the list for those who love watching and learning about car repair. Imaginative thinking is required for the many complex camera angles served up by this young man as he films himself performing his craft. I have to wonder how in Heavens name he became aware of such a Eunuch of a farm truck for a video subject, but this channel offers a great variety when it comes to choices for the will it run type offerings. You, Sir, have annalized yourself in the halls of YouTube greatness.
Как же я люблю этот молчаливый контент👍 .........и кота в конце😅
What a great birthday for me today! 70 years old today . Can't wait to see all the videos just found you a week ago.
Watching an engine come back from the dead like this is weirdly satisfying!
Саймон, спасибо за твой труд.
Simon goes where an ordinary man would fear to tread, and he's an ace videographer!.
Those old Corn Binder V-8's were workhorses. Didn't make much horsepower and drank fuel like crazy, but they were dependable and worked well because the trucks were geared low. Great for farm or industrial use. Thanks for the video. Brought back some memories.
Спасибо Саймон за ещё один отличный фильм! Отличная работа.
Саймон скоро ЗИЛ-130 найдет😂 или ГАЗ-21 . Классные видео, парень с руками🔥
Очень похож на Советский грузовик ГАЗ 53, даже звук такой же. Спасибо Саймон
42:52 "Torqued to spec" - funny how a breaker bar was making those sounds 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Саймон, спасибо за видео!