That was a worthy revival! Breaks every OSHA rule that exists .. it NEEDS to be saved and used!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦

I have worked on old engines like this a lifetime....I have NEVER seen ANYONE as lucky as this guy for things coming apart....EVER.

When I was a kid, every time we had our first big snow storm of the Winter, we'd always hear a story about "the guy down the street" who either had a heart attack from shoveling or lost his fingers in his snowblower. Every year. That poor old "guy down the street" had the worst luck.

Never doubted you Mr. Wizard.

A few days ago I helped a friend "bring back to life" a 15hp chipper / shredder he was given for free. Engine full of water, starter and accelerator link seized, carb and tank full of debris. Following your videos gave me the confidence to try this, and a logical sequence of how to go about it. Result - in a few hours we had a fully working chipper (although we still need to chase down the kill switch wiring). Love your videos, and learning from them - keep up the great work!

The snow blower is on its own wondering around the lawn like it’s just happy as can be to be working again.

The acme cat shredder works very well, another rescue well done

That carb brought back a lot of memories. When I was a kid I screwed around with my grandpa's old lawnmower with an engine like that.

that is the coolest snowblower ever! the wheels will never go flat, and never need chains.

I’ve repaired and rebuilt small engines for quite some time. With that particular model I found it beneficial to check the flatness of the tank where it mates to the carb. I’ve come across a few where the tank was warped causing problems. But lucky you getting that beauty.

YT's algorithm fed me a bunch of videos on similar snowblowers after the first installment. Most of them are in museums, so it was cool seeing one run and throw snow. Few guards, no dead man switch on the drive, no warning labels telling you to keep your hands out of the chute... it's not for the careless user.

I normally watch old car revival videos but there something so satisfying with these vintage snowblower revival videos.  This is a “man’s snowblower” with ZERO safety features.  I absolutely love it!  Thanks for making these and looking forward to seeing it in action with more snow!

Makes me sad that their is not some little 10 year old girl or boy by your side for you to teach it all to . I learned a lot on my own when I was 10 , working on one lungers . All I had was a pair of pliers a 9/16 socket and a 7/16 socket a flat blade screwdriver  and a hammer . With just those tools I could completely disassemble a lawn mower and fix most of them . Thank you for bringing back some great memories . I noticed you have all 8 fingers and 2 thumbs ,, so you must be good . Thanks again for sharing .

“I went with the higher hole, heh-heh”, chuckled Beavis, Butthead, and Mustie1.

This right here is why so many people's grandfathers and great grandfathers are missing fingers and toes.....

It definitely moves the snow That is one dangerous looking beast!!

I love the brutal simplicity of those old machines.

That thing running by itself reminds me of maximum overdrive 🤣😂

GOVERNOR FIX. Hi Mustie, I enjoy watching your videos and this was a good one for me because I recently restored a water pump with the same motor on. I come from a time when these were new. It seems they always need the choke on to start, even when warm. The governor vane on your motor is bent the wrong way. More air  flow needs to tend to pull the throttle down (off) not throttle up. Just bend the top of the vane towards the carb and the air passing by will throttle down to find an equilibrium between the air pressure and spring pressure. You we have to do some trial & error to get this to happen in the RPM range you want. Good Luck!

Boiling water and a piece of chain for the tank .The hot water will melt the shellack like butter.