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| Name | Villiers MK15 Engine - Barn Find [Restoration] |
| Video Uploader | Video From Restore It |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 31-08-2023 17:58:53 |
| Video Discription | Download Conflict of Nation for FREE using the link below. https://con.onelink.me/kZW6/vibu6zb1 In this episode of Restore It, I restore this Villiers Mk15/2 HS stationary engine. I go back to the old style of the channel, meaning no talking during the restoration, just the lovely sounds of the job. #restoration #antique #engine #enginerestoration #villiers #antiquerestoration Thank you for watching! Subscribe for more videos like this one. More information is below. Second Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@RestoreIt2 @RestoreIt2 Tools: Spray Booths & All 1000+ Products - https://www.indooroutdoors.co.uk/ Compressed air solutions - Northern Compressed Air - https://www.ncair.co.uk/ New and Used Machinery - Riley Surface World - https://www.rileysurfaceworld.co.uk/ Blasting Media & Parts - https://www.blastsparesdirect.com/ Ducting & Ventilation Supplies - https://www.amsductingsupplies.co.uk/ Timestamps: 00:00 - Information about the engine 01:57 - Dismantling the engine 02:11 - Disconnecting the fuel hose 02:35 - Removing the fuel tank 02:57 - Removing the tank supports 03:42 - Removing the governor's arm 04:25 - Removing the carb 05:19 - Removing the valve cover 05:49 - loosening the main cover 06:21 - Removing the starter pulley 06:54 - Removing the flywheel cover 07:11 - Removing the on/off switch 07:49 - Removing the exhaust 09:11 - Removing the case 09:39 - Removing the spark plug 10:09 - Removing the rockers & actuators 10:50 - Removing the flywheel 11:19 - Removing the cylinder head 11:41 - Removing the valves 11:56 - Removing the head gasket 12:14 - Removing the backplate/magneto mount 12:41 - Removing the oil filler cap & oil 13:07 - Removing the home-made stand 13:48 - Removing the the sump 14:36 - Removing the piston and races 15:19 - Dismantling the carburettor 15:59 - Dismantling the fuel tank 16:37 - Removing the coupling 17:19 - Removing the plaques 18:02 - Everything to restore 18:40 - Cleaning everything 19:19 - Shot blasting to remove rust and old paints 23:08 - After shot blasting & paint prep 24:47 - Epoxy primer 27:09 - Filling the imperfections 29:38 - Masking for high-build primer 29:50 - Spraying high-build primer 31:25 - Dismantling and cleaning the backplate/magneto 33:42 - Spraying the exhaust in high-temp paint 34:03 - Cleaning the hardware 34:49 - Cold bluing the hardware 35:36 - Adding colour to the main parts 39:20 - Giving the carb a deep clean 39:56 - All of the parts I'm replacing 40:17 - Cutting new fuel line 40:37 - Polishing the hardware 40:47 - Cleaning the plaques 41:09 - Replacing the ignition lead 41:26 - Making a gasket for the fuel cap 42:07 - Making a gasket for the backplate 43:00 - Some more cleaning 43:08 - Making a gasket for the sump 43:46 - Cleaning the switch 44:18 - Everything restored or replaced 44:59 - Rebuilding the carburettor 46:45 - Installing the piston and races 47:10 - Installing the sump 47:31 - Reassembling the backplate 48:27 - Installing the backplate 48:43 - Rebuilding the cylinder head 49:33 - Installing the cylinder head 50:02 - New parts arriving “just in time” 50:20 - Installing the flywheel 50:36 – Timing the engine 51:01 - Installing the flywheel cover 51:14 - Installing the cover 51:45 - Installing the switch 52:13 - Installing the valve cover 52:56 - Installing the pull start pulley 53:20 - Installing the governor's arm 53:27 - Installing the carburettor 54:12 - Installing the spark plug 54:34 - Installing the exhaust 54:49 - Installing the oil filler cap 54:58 - Adding decals to the fuel tank 55:34 - Reassembling the fuel tank 55:45 – Adding protection to the tank mounts 56:11 - Installing the fuel tank 56:27 - Installing the fuel hose 56:53 - Installing the fuel tank cap 57:03 - Installing the plaques 57:50 - Making the starter rope pull 58:15 - Installing new oil 58:30 – Final shots and thanks If you have any questions about the restoration, the tools I'm using or anything else, just ask me in the comments. I read them all and try to reply as soon as possible. Follow me on Social media to keep up to date with videos and behind-the-scenes. My Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/RestoreIt My Twitter Page: https://twitter.com/Restore__It My Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/RestoreItChannel My Instagram Page: @RestoreItChannel PayPal Donations: Restoreitchannel@gmail.com Discord https://discord.gg/vNmCBk9 [rph4Sf-GQ78] |
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