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Nice work on this old gal ..keep er running

I had one in the desert of NM. sand on the flat wound spring of the jack shaft broke every time.

Now that is freaking so cool man good job very nice project

Looks like my home place which was also a dairy farm .. My brother's filled the barns with junk . It's good that you intend to restore some trucks and tractors but would be more impressive to show what u have actually done instead of saying you are going to do it .

Cool!

Looks like your tires are wider did you get different rims offset just picked one of these up the Wisconsin still seems to be running good no smoke.

I actually crossed this fucker one day w my uncles back in the 90 s and we’d go to Lincolnwood

Hi mate just wandering how did you do the middle part up topfor power or are those 2 wires fake ?

You need to turn the fuel up not down when they keep intaking

Awesome 👍

Thank you so much for posting! I just picked up a rolling chassis.

Nice!!

That is so cool. I am building a welding trailer and I am converting an electric air compressor to gas and mounting it to the welding trailer to run my arc gouging unit.

Absolutely love how the last part of removing it required an extra hammer 🤣🤣 hammers are amazing man

My father bought one in the summer of 1970 when I was 12 years old. Blew up a couple of the transmissions, but had a ton of fun on it. Still have it, and I have a grandson coming up so....

Hello, I was wondering if you happen to have the other multiple speed sleeve that came off the 4 cylinders Wisconsin. I need it and I be willing to pay for The shipping. Thank you

Was this type of saw sometimes called a buzz saw. Could term be regional?

That must have been fun to ride.

Very nice, I especially like the large chime whistle. Is it a 10 inch or 12 inch diameter ? Marvelous big ship sound

I had the same bike, except for the light kit. Bought it from the orig owner in 1970, right after my friend bought one. That thing could climb anything in low gear. The spring for low gear would break prematurely and my friends dad came up with a fix and wrote Heathkit but they never responded. If I remember correctly it had something to do with adding a washer back near the spring assembly. What an awesome bike, wish I still had it. Don’t ever sell it! Subscribed!!

Got mine Christmas of 1970. Base was $199 & lights, horn & ya had to buy a motorcycle battery because the Briggs 5 horse didn't have an electrical connection like the Hilltopper did with the Tecumseh 5 horse. Man that's 51 years ago..

Can you tell me how you split the rear sheeves to disassemble as to then remove the motor from the 610? I can not get mine apart.

What size tires did that motor grader have

This video has very well inspired me to do my skid steer project similarly to yours right here. Thanks for sharing this

good tool but i think it will not be suitable to 10 hp and 12 hp engines because the flywheel space doesn't permit putting this tool i have a nother tool you can see it here ua-cam.com/channels/AnP8Ec76QGOR0IJeGjR7BQ.html

What is that under the building in the water? I was trying to figure it out.

Thanks for sharing, I had one back when I was a kid, the fastest around, it would outrun any of my friend's mini bikes.

I have 3

So very cool part of my childhood, my dad bought this for me in 1972 and we had the ski which was super in the winter. The 2 speed jack shaft was always a problem so I made it direct drive. Thanks for sharing this awesome bike!!!! Keep it going.

13 years.....

Nice 👍

I have the same tractor I was wondering what you did to free your steering mechanism - stuck also

Nice Job. Sounds great 👍

My dad worked at Heath Co in the twin cities Benton Harbor, St Joseph MI. My brother got one for Christmas. It came with a front ski too. My sister and I hooked up a saucer and off we went. My brother hit a dry patch of grass and I flew off and landed on my head! Lol!! Then one summer I took it for a ride in our driveway and later I was going to park in the garage but couldn't shut it off and it climbed the wall my feet were on the floor but I was still hanging on to the handle and screaming, my brother came out and rescued me! LOL!!

nice.

Nicely done

Hey Phil did you ever reinstall that Wisconsin engine in the Bobcat? We haven't spoken in a while. I've repowered two machines since you last helped me with my 444 repower. Hope all is well - gc.

Where did u find the manifold, having a hard time finding a 1 piece manifold for mine

I had one. The problem with the jackshaft was you could only change speeds while stopped. That was no fun. I blew out two of them

I have one similar but it doesn’t have the blade guards. When I restore it I will make something similar to yours. Nice saw and tractor.

There's something to be said about having the right tool for the job!

How come you don't post a picture of yourself back in the day riding or standing next to your Minibike. We could compare and see if you have changed much. :) My best friend had this Boonie in Kansas growing up back in the early 70's. It was a mail order out of Popular Mechanics. I think the kit was about $179.00 back in 1971 which is equal to about $1100.00 today. So you see, they get a much better bang for your buck today than we did as kids back then.

How fast is high speed on this mini bike ??? Nice old machine too.

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We have a boonie bike and it was broken and now only a single speed do u think that u could make a video of how the 2 speed clutch works

That is one dangerous tool in the wrong hands. Watch out for your kneecap!

I'm 12 and my dad had a heathkit, he kept it and the original engine was completely ruined(sat in barn for years) and I threw it out, unfixable sadly. I now have a 4.5 horse subaru engine and I have to buy a clutch and sprocket, it's pretty cool to see them worth something. I'm going to restore it to the best if my ability. Cool stuff

i have a 1968 m600, these machines just dont die

i love your picture thanks to share !