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farmalldanzil erwin
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Registrace 29. 04. 2007
ME doing what ever at the time, well most of the time.
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The life and times of a 2004 V-Star 1100
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The life and times of a 2004 V-Star 1100
chock, Yes a leveling chock block DIY poorboy.
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chock, Yes a leveling chock block DIY poorboy.
country ride to Cogar, Okla. on my V Star 1100
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country ride to Cogar, Okla. on my V Star 1100
bobber remake.... My 2004 V Star 1100 bobber change over to a Solo cruiser
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bobber remake.... My 2004 V Star 1100 bobber change over to a Solo cruiser
My DIY riser mod.-- Buck Horn Bar's 12" vstar 1100 bobber
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My DIY riser mod. Buck Horn Bar's 12" vstar 1100 bobber
Awesome video I liked and subscribed
Thank you
how tall can u go with bars with stock cables do u no?
I put 12" with stock. Some say 14" with a cable reroute.
How do I make that stand you got?
Video link czcams.com/video/8b0W76im62o/video.html
I squeezed my front brakes last weekend while changing the tire over. Nothing a screwdriver and some leverage didn't fix.
And here i was thinking paint removers dont work well after they removed the good stuff! Guess one does! Funny my project is just like yours,,removing paint to get that raw look on the ole shovelhead!
"discarded road sign"😆 that's that politically correct way to say that
Wow! I’m almost at the age where I don’t want to hold up my Roadliner and would love to find a kit for this build!
What kind of wheels are those?
Stock wheels.
@@farmalldanzil will those fit a 2000 650?
The beautiful american life ! ❤.
Is this the same for a Roadstar 1600
I think the Roadstar is different.
popcorn fart. sir, I will be using that term from now on thank you
Have at it. Thanks
Our grand father bought a brand new McCormick Deering TD 35 crawler if you wanted lights was a hundred dollars more and a electric start was another Franklin 😅 he decided 4,000 dollars was enough in nineteen thirty six thank Gus for making Pa😅
I didn't know about the F 30 thank you for putting this up
Your the man thank you for the video you saved my life God bless
My wife just bought one last night at an auction. Not gonna use it, we collect antique tools and items for her displays. I had never seen one of those used before, that's a cool video. Thanks!
I have 2 IH tractors, a 434 and a 634, both were made in Britain in 1960s. IH were always ahead of the game, but I think self- drive still needs a bit of fine adjustment! 😉
I'm glad to see this in the original aspect ratio! Well done!
That's just ducky!!
regular 5 f20,s h 450 666 still adding not done yet
Nice background music!!!
Cool to see you’ve still got it!
Yes, I'm down to two bikes
Nice
1:26 Love it!
That’s whatcha call a hand choke!
Very cool.
thanks
Tesla tractors?
How cold was it?
35f and dropping. Low 15f
@@farmalldanzil Now that's chilly!
Very helpful! I got a complete McCormick-Deering Sickle Mower Grinder from my parents farm. I love it because it is mechanically fascinating but but I could not figure out what it was and how to use it until seeing this video. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you.
You’re back!! Cool!! I did the same type of thing to my son’s Shadow 750.
It's no longer a bobber, I made it in to a low rider
HWeat
Comes off smoothly, nice
What a ride! What's the fastest it's gone?
I have seen 75, but with manual back brakes only.
Love the old farm equipment sales films, especially the pre-war ones like this. They really give an interesting look at the perceptions and thought processes of rural America in the early part of the century. After the war, things started to change quickly and by the 50s we were entering the modern era that is more familiar to us now. There was only a small window before WWII where sound movies were practical for more mundane purposes like this, so it's neat to come across them. Incidentally, based on the apparent timeframe of the film and how old the boy appears, he would probably be a little over a hundred years old today (2022)...
WHY is this in VR?
Someone must have sprayed 5000 gallons of this stuff on the nation's airline fleet..............
How does this machine bind the shocks together? Can someone answer that please
It ties a bit of twine rope around it
@@farmalldanzil The knotter for this binder must have been the most complicated part of this machinery. Thank you for responding.
Thank you for showing this lovely thing in action
And Clarkson is driving around his farm in a Lamborghini wow have times have changed.
Yes indeed.
I hit the subscribe button at 1:03 LMFAO
thanks
Thanks , excellent explanation and demonstration, I really like the view from the other side that you showed how the cover hooks on the bike, nice! Now it makes sense.
Glad it was helpful!
Nice bike man
Thanks ✌
Straight forward video, except, no mention of what it stripped... enamel... poly... ?
Not anymore pansy asses made them take the active ingredient out of it.
Exactly the comment I was looking for.
What size was the inlet? 2.5?
I don't know what ever stock is.
Guys voice should be a meme 😂😂😂😂 he sound like Old John billy… The bells in the background had me dead lmao 😂😂😂
Real nice video! I'm in NY.
I never paid the slightest attention to tractors when I was younger, i was into cars and 4x4 trucks. But the last few years I have realized that tractors (especially classic and antique) are absolutely fascinating. I love how utilitarian and useful they are, and how they are built to work hard for many years. And there is this whole science to tractors, this baffling array of specialized variants.
Damnit, why did I have to be born when I was born? I cant get over feeling like I dont belong in this era. It is almost painful to me to watch old videos like this, I feel homesick, like literally sick. Also pains me to see people around here take old tractors like this and park them outside somewhere as yard decorations, to rust away to hulks. Worse are the wagons or equipment. Sure, its very quaint and rustic looking, until the wood rots away and it fall apart and is just scrap. At least spray paint it every few years if you absolutely have to use it as a yard decoration.
Does it lift front tire also??
Would it be the same measurements for the Yamaha 650 classic? I need one of those.
I USED IT ON BOTH THE 650 AND 1100.