AWESOME Kazuma Mammoth 800 Side By Side - Will It Run? (Part 1)
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- čas přidán 13. 11. 2021
- In part 1 of Taryl's Kazuma Mammoth 800 side by side fix up for cheap, Taryl does just that. Goes over many of the little things he did to improve upon this cheaply made side by side utility vehicle. This thing has sat outside for about 5 years so it needs a lot of tender, love and care. But don't worry, it's in good hands now as Taryl's gonna get her running and working like new again! Stay tuned for part 2 coming soon. And as always, another knowledge and tip-filled video for all you DIY wrenchers out there... Now There's Your Dinner!!
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Taryl, speaking of ducts, I wanted to mess with my boss years ago. We had to load up a bunch of ducts we had torn out. He wanted me to unload the truck at the shop, so I took the ducts and stood them up in a line. The boss came out later, and asked me why I did that, to which I replied, that for once, I wanted to see all his ducts in a row.
Duhh??...
Taryl, you offered several helpful hints in this video so here's a helpful hint in return: (You may already know about it)
When using something sticky like that Valco HV350 or silicone or other caulk like substance, you can smooth it out using an ice cube. The sticky stuff won't stick to the ice cube as it melts.
Hey thats good to know. Thanks for the tip. Now there's my Dinner.
I just lick my finger tip with a lot of saliva, silicone and caulk won't stick to it. LOL
@@Five-O_Reviews don't put your finger in your mouth with any chemicals on it!
Pro tip: Dish detergent mixed to 1 to 3 in a spray bottle, use sparingly a very light spray then smooth with your index finger.
Taryl HELP ME! should I use 91 octaine or 95 octaine in my riding mower?
I had a '64 and a '72 VW bus and did your 'solenoid trick' on both of those. They usually would start when cold, but when they were hot, the resistance would go up on the big solenoid on the starter, and especially on the 6 volt systems, they wouldn't start to save your life.😜 We'd use an old Ford style solenoid, and that was a sure fix every time!😉The engine in that Kazuma looks identical to the ones they used in the Suzuki micro-trucks that everyone is importing these days.
Hey brother T. At the auto parts store they sell vinyl seat spray-on dye. I used it on a gray vinyl Jeep seat and made it black. You should try that and video a test on one on your knee pads. If you like it you could do your kamakazi sxs seat. That stuff held up well. Five years and still going strong. 🤠
Used car places have been painting carpets for years.
Best modification ever was the bigger drink holder gotta have a good place for your beer lol thanks for sharing buddy
I bought a used CAT loader seat for 3 bucks and the bottom cushion was ripped, but it was a molded cushion, so I cut a plywood base, will drill holes through the plastic up into the plywood for T nuts, get some carpet padding and some material from a used toneau cover, and staple it all together. I also have a vent hole in the plywood base.
Those nut-serts are really versatile, I use them a lot. You can get longer ones for thicker material too.
Nice job👍
“That Nutzert Tool Kit is one Jim Dandy of a special purpose tool ya got there Taryl” - Kerwin Slippers
Nice job bringing this beat up side by side looking respectable again Taryl!
I never knew my voice was so high until I heard it coming out of Daryl's mouth. 🙂
Well said sir well said!
Taryl, I always enjoy seeing your creativity fixing whatever is broken in your shop!
Hi Elkskins...
Awesome Job Taryl!!! Lots of detail to go through and fix things to make it work the way it should. Thumbs UP!!!
Taryl, I commend you on the implementation and little tricks you did with recycled parts. That's the kind of ingenuity that I like and try to do with my repair hobbies. Great job on interesting content!
Taryl your the man! If it's not the big 6 most places will not even look at the machine
That hv350 glue is great. I bought some to fix a golf cart roof from you after this video- perfect and thanks!
Genius. Looks great! Gonna be an awesome machine and look sharp. Rubbing compound by hand will clean the gauge faces like new. Crystal clear. No bar code, probably the 70’s or earlier. Lol and it still sprays and lays perfect. They dont make stuff like they used to. Excellent results Taryl, gonna be a wicked cool ride. 👍🏼😎
Was a maintenance carpenter at a university, put many a nutsert in door jambs etc. great repairs!!!!
As a mammoth 800 owner, this is invaluable
Great video Taryl. I really enjoyed this one. Alot of great tips if you own one of these. Keep up the great work. Take care and be safe.
Can't wait for the lawn boy video. Great job can't wait to see that paint job. Great video have a great weekend guys.
I really enjoy the long, detailed videos! Great tips too!
Taryl I Really Enjoy You And The Crew. Thank You And The Cerw For Taking Me Along. Keel The Videos Coming
Wow, looks great! Love these rebuild videos!
nice work Taryl that's coming along great. Love the Ford blue.
Great presentation, on the the cheap is always the best way to go. Looks great, regards from GB.
I am amazed that you heard me with my high pitched voice going on and on about that Hamm's Dent. That turned out really well! Side-note, I didn't notice the absence of a bar code on the paint. I thought you were pointing out that the instructions were only in English, and were actually big enough to read!! The new ones have so many warnings in multiple languages that the print is so tiny that you have to read it with the Hubble telescope! Keep 'em coming, Taryl!
Love this project can’t wait to see how you finish it, I wish I could buy it looks like it would be fun…
Very nice work Taryl.
Great job - impressively and inspiring.
I just love these videos. Also I love that blue. It is my favorite color. Everything looks great to me. Well done.
I'm working on a Massimo 550 UTV. Glad I found this.
Fun project. Thanks for a couple new tricks to solve a problem.
Great video Taryl some good information and looking forward to see it out and about
Always makes my day!
Taryl is a helluva electrician. 💯
Love this channel. Wish I had your talent!!!
i am falling in love with this blue buggy
This things is going to be pretty cool.
I like the skits but I know you're a busy guy! Thanks for putting out another great video!
Good Work! I love the blue!
Hmmm....used to drink Hamms, but
to me, PBR tastes better at same price or less. Standing by for pt. 2
of this re-furb. project.
Can’t always get PBR in Hamms county….😂
I have the exact same Kazuma Mammoth - I wish you had made this video a few months ago - I had an overheating problem and that hidden valve on the back was the issue, spent a weekend trying to work out what was going on!
Great video Daryl
KAZUMA! Bless You!
@49:50 That's a great idea and it helps keep the landfill from filling up.
Can't wait to see this thing traveling to the lake
Taryl you do good work
Love the hour + long Tyrell videos.👍🏻 Now I’m slam full of dinner….
I could dig on a air compressor tutorial; thanks Taryl I'm learning a lot
The "Chief" grass rat! Thanks, enjoyed watching and learning.
yep it turned out pretty nice.
looks real nice
Good show dude!
super job!
Awesome, love it
Nice job old man 👍
A good material to line your dashboard cubby holes and glove box is that waterproof drawer or shelving liner - cheap way to keep stuff from rattling around and making noise while you drive.
I like him he's cool keep up the good work.
Taryl, you could use the packing foam block (the soft stuff like the foam you used for weather stripping, and put that around your battery to keep it centered in side, or you could get a mounting kit or battery box for it as well.
I did end up securing the battree in part 2. But thanks for your input.
Awesome same blue I used on my race mower project.which is still in building stage
My wife and I, have been going to the Cleveland clinic in Cleveland Ohio. We stopped at a dinner in Indiana, that was only 30 miles from your shop. I'm thinking maybe one of the next times we come through, how awesome it would be to stop by and say hi to Taryl in person. Would you answer the door or would you treat us like Slippers?
We are a regular business but it would depend on what time and day. If you're lucky I might be there.
Great video. I have a qlink which is hisun. Qlink, Coleman, Massimo...they are the same. I was hoping this was like mine but I still learned some things.
Looks good your videos helped me with a lot of repairs especially on my 1969 lawn boy push mower and at the moment i am looking for a steering gear for a 18 hp sears craftsman 2 garden tractor the teeth are broken off the gear
I got me one them flex funnels years ago works great. Nice job on the paint kinda looks like the yamaha blue. The roll pin flapper wheel hack is brilliant. You should put a windshield or should l say windscreen on it.
Taryl - Tip from Next Level Carpentry channel for long term storage of spray paint cans. Store cans upside down to help ensure solids do not sediment out and plug the paint delivery tube inside the can.
Thanks for the tip.
Sidewise works well too.
@@mtwseneca Sideways works, but the requires you to orient the can so the curved end of the delivery tube points upward out of the paint. You don't have to worry about this detail by simply inverting the can.
Thank you!!
Now that was a cool movie.
Good job.
This is like 47 appetizers before the dinner with all the helpful hints !!!
About four months ago I offered to fix up my neighbor's Husqvarna tractor that had been sitting behind their garage for the past 3 years.... it took me just about three months.... to resurrect it... now it's a bad ass grass cutting motor scooter... but the damage that was done by weather and mice... cost a lot of time because they stored it outside... but she purrs like a kitten now....
That's some jacked-up s**t! Especially the battery box. Congratulations on getting this thing working. You must be a effin jeenyus!
Good job
Nice one Taryl! Look forward to joining you on Micks Christmas live stream 👍🏼 not long now!
I'm not sure if I seen it well, but that upper positive (red) wire, for your selonoid looked to have a break in the sheathing. Check it so you don't end up with a short to ground.
Love this channel Taryl. 👍😂🇬🇧
Cut a larger piece of that black stuff and pop rivet to the hood. "It's not the Space Shuttle."
Great job on Everything Mammoth.
That GT5000 though 😍
Ohhh I understand why the solenoid tip works. The old solenoid still actuates, but the contact to complete the circuit for the motor is bad. So by jumping the solenoid to the motor, that contact is bypassed and sends the power directly to the motor. However, the solenoid/motor would spin continuously hence the 2nd new solenoid, which only sends power to the jumped old solenoid/motor when the key is turned.
I kept thinking of my Harbor Freight hole saw set, cheap to do steal, but plastic for bumpers, etc, and pumpkins 🎃 it works great. They were very inexpensive
You heard me thinking, I want a nut zerk kit. Good job on the fixing there, but fix that bash plate with a piece of 1/8 sheet steel.
Good job Kid
Awesome video it’s funny we just unpackage two of those fresh from China at my store runnings it does come factory with a winch 4 x 4 asking price is just about $9.500
Taryl uses CAD! Cardboard Aided Design, for those who didn't think it through yet...
Hey taryl i love VMC Chinese parts. Quick shipping very low pricing. And Decent quality stuff.
I loved the great Menards song, that should be their new theme song:)
That's a good idea tayrl. Ima get me one of those tools. In a high voice lol
Now that was a real tasty and highly nutritious dinner. Thankyaw uncle Taryl
G'Day from Australia Taryl.
i had the same starter motor fault in two of my Mazda's (1974 808 and a 1977 818), the problem was aging wires not carrying enough current to the solenoid activation terminal. electrically it has 12v at the terminal, but not enough current to throw the solenoid pin all the way.
i wired in a small 12V relay between the key from the wire and the solenoid terminal, did that to the 818 twenty + years ago and i'm still driving it regularly.
Because of the rear straight axle in a swing arm config I believe I would have put a little improvement, more cushion in that seat.
Brilliant video thank u 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Hamm’s the beer refreshing...
THERES YOUR DINNER, WOOOH
I like the red craftsman gt tractor in back ground yeah buddy 😎
Taryl is right ....Keep your stuff out of the weather.. I have my dads 1969 cub cadet was always kept in a shed....Still use it to plow snow.
Mothers mag and aluminum polish works great on hazed over headlights.
During this presentation you mentioned something about someone interested in Lawnboys and then later in the presentation, I just got a glimpse of an old Lawnboy Snowblower, maybe a model 1819. Wonder if this could be one of those future presentations that you talked about. I have many variations on Lawnboy Snow Blowers and will be interested in seeing if I am correct.
Does anyone else get a dopamine hit when Taryl makes a new video.
If you paint on plastic use Klean Strip Bulldog Adhesion promoter comes in a spray can, quart and gallon size. Just one medium coat over clean plastic, wait 5 min. and the paint will never come off. been using it in autobody for over 25 years. Matter of fact use it on all painted surfaces except waterborne paints. Looks like a dodge neon headlight. Bulldog adhesion promotor is cheap insurance.
We call super weather adhesive ------ yellow snot down here in Texas , Taryl .
I like the "flex funnel".
i don't think you realize how invaluable this youtube channel is with videos like this. this is the type of common ad hoc repair that the average person can do without extensive skills or equipment. this is the kind of thing my grandpa taught me before he died, and i'm glad these videos will be around to teach other kids who didn't have a mechanically inclined gramps. and even with all the knowledge the mechanics in my family have, there are still big gaps that Taryl fills in, like how exactly a vintage Tecumseh diaphragm carburetor works, and what order to put the gasket in when there is no primer bulb. some of these small engine castings made in the 60s or 70s will last literally 100 years and be the last part of the engine to fail after every other part