This is probably the best restoration video that you did so far. What I especially like about your channel is that you restore different machines that actually do come in really handy for gardening!

Incredible job! Your attention to detail is commendable. Can’t wait for the next restoration.

Need I say, you are one of the most detailed and excellent mechanics I've ever seen. I believe there is nothing you couldn't repair.

I've always wanted to hear a narrated restoration from you, awesome video

I’m actually now restoring a 350. This video has been so helpful!

I love both your full restorations (like this one) and your will-it-run videos. The combination of your fine camera work and narration is exceptional.

I can't believe you put that in the dirt after all that work 😱

As usual, an incredible restoration not only looking brand new, but also functioning like new. I'm amazed at the lengths you go to to rejuvenate these old machines. Very impressive and excellent work! You must be very proud of your results.

good job as usual can't wait to see the next one. watching your videos has given me a bit more confidence in working on my own stuff and ive recently "restored" my old atv i use for work now it looks like new and i dont want to work with it anymore 😂 i can only imagine how satisfying it is to completely restore something piece by piece like you do.

Now that is a classic machine that is in need of a lot of work and love thank you for your doing this to that classic rear tine rototiller

Good to see the old machine back to its former glory chewing up dirt once again. You do such such beautiful work i can't get enough of these vids. I do know that they take alot of time and effort to make and it shows very nicely done👍👍

I thoroughly enjoyed this restoration. I can't imagine how many hours you have into this. I especailly liked seeing the different ways you came up with removing pulleys and bushings and exahust pipe. And recreating the tags but maintaining the original serial numbers etc. was brilliant. Awesome job all around and great narration.

i own a 1972 7 hp rear tine troy, it is now 2023. never been rebuilt. runs like a champ. nothing built these days can hope to last even half as long.

The thing with these old machines they were built to serve the owner for years to come now it’s the other way around unfortunately! I find your hard work very satisfying in an odd way. Thank you 😊

very interesting and educational video. Thank you for showing and I hope everyone appreciates it.

There is nothing more satisfying than restoring something to its original function and to do it so magnificently is just awesome. I love watching it done - only wish I had the time and resource to do it myself! Thanks for sharing with us!

Great job, almost too clean and shiny to get all muddy again!

Another superb video!, channels like this are why I don't have a TV - thank you.

The narrated videos are so much better! Thanks for a great vid!

My favourite restoration channel!

Amazing attention to detail and explanation of the tools your using and diagnosing the problem. Looking forward to the next one.

Fantastic work, as always. Brilliant to see an old beast be resurrected.

You are like "How is made" Beautiful images, explanations, voice Youe are more.... 👍👍👍You are " HOW IS MADE THE RESTORATION"👍👍👍

Excellent work. You're a role model!

This thing was really built to last. Perfect restoration.

Absolutely great. Just like looking over your shoulder.

Absolutely fantastic. Thanks for the video.

My word that is a quality job, I noted the perfect ring when you lapped the valves in.

Glad to see you back with a new video! 🙂

Found this video. Just right up my alley 😁 My rototiller is 78yrs old... 1946/ Frazer Rototiller. Works great

What a fabulous job well done, I was an apprentice with Howard’s and remember almost all of the parts.

Wow! That was a LOT of work. The sandblasting is sooo satisfying...

Awesome restoration! As soon as I saw the uploaded video I knew it was going to be a great watch, keep up the fantastic work 😃

I look forward to these videos more than I do Survival Roleplay!

That was an excellent end to the day. Been clearing a glen in the Scottish borders all day with winter debris. Ill call you Dr Machinery restorer from now on. Very relaxing to watch and a first class restoration.

Wow, this was a fantastic restoration, as always! Thank you for uploading the narrated version to UKposts for us all to enjoy! Can't wait for your next project.

Probably one of the best Restoration's I have seen in a while? I like the fact that you explain what your doing as you go, in simple plain English? A nice job very well done.

you are amazing. I would not try this myself as I know nothing about engines and it would probably sit in my garage for 5 years

My Dad always had Howards, they were part of my childhood. Awesome restoration, it'll be good for another 50+ years now.

Thank you for making this excellent restoration video, brings back many memories. When I was growing up we had one on the farm, when I was barely old enough I started using this wonderful machine on our farm, it was quite heavy and needed some serious strength to keep upright & from toppling over, quite a high centre of gravity! Ours had the B&S engine originally I think, but it blew up and we replaced it with a Mitsubishi engine, which threw the conn-rod I think, then the final engine was a Kohler. After many years of hard slog, I credit this machine for giving me great upper body strength. I hope it gives you great pleasure and satisfaction using it. Cheers from NZ. (PS: I am two years older than this machine)

In all my years of Building engines I have never seen an aluminum bore engine. It is amazing how in this case in this very rare case newer engines are so much more Superior than the old engines. Absolutely love your videos and this one was amazing.😊

You are realy profeshienal Mekanik.Great job.!!!

Excellent work as always! The time and patience it takes to do a full restoration like this is immense! I always look forward to your next project. Cheers mate!

Well, that was a work of art. The Howard came out well too.

Wow! That was one filthy gearbox!

Now I’m addicted to both channels now I have no free time but I am not complaining love you dagger

Fantastic restoration. I love the Narration and the demo of it working afterwards. Top job 👏

it's such a great pleasure to watch an old machine get used again.

Very well done! It's both a showpiece and a workhorse.

Superb job Sir. Outstanding results. Looks brand and runs like new. Keep em coming.

I wish I could've restored my grandfather's old Sears Craftsman tiller from the 1970s. It used a common Briggs 5 HP engine. It was yellow and white in color from what I remember. My parents used it quite often when I was a kid. You did an amazing job with this one. Rotovators/Rototillers haven't changed much in decades. Practical and simple design. Love it.

Brilliant restoration! Love your attention to details. It's working perfectly and ready to go for another 50 years!

It's quite refreshing to get to watch another narrated restoration. One of my favorite bits is the bit of history you share with us while showing the restoration. I hope one day to have a small shop and be able to do some restorations myself. I've learned a lot watching your videos. Your gaming channel is a lot of fun to watch as well.

From simulated farming to restoring old machinery he does it all

Man i recognize Hitachi tools 100miles away i see you are man of culture 👏

The narrated restoration is a fantastic format, thank you for making such a great video.

Beautiful! I know it takes a great deal of time to get one of these video's completed, but from my perspective they are well worth it! Thank you so much.

Daggerwin you are a true Master of the Arts of restoring my friend

Good job sir looks like it's running better then a new one

You make this look so easy. Thank you from NZ for an interesting video.

My dad owns a machine similar to this, it works very well at churning up ground, we also created a little attachment that makes perfect rows for potatoes.I actually have the same model as you!

Very nice work rebuilding it…

You did such a great job! Keep posting new videos. It’s such a treat to watch this.

When ever I watch I get a weirdly satisfying feeling about your work which is totally professional I must say thank you 😊

As always a fantastic project - and a super nice machine. Thank you for sharing.

Really very, very good work. I once had a similar tiller as a gardener's apprentice. That was in 1973 The thing worked really well. Many thanks for your excellent tutorials.

What a superb video. Your attention to detail is like nothing I've ever seen. The quality of your work and making sure everything is filmed clearly and well thought through makes your channel one of the best of its type on UKposts. I look forward to your next restoration masterclass.

great Job ! I like the Way you do restoration Best regards from Germany an keep up to show us those restauration Vidios 👌👍👍

Possibly my favorite restoration of yours! Perfection and it sounds amazing.

Well filmed, with a clear and concise commentary - this is a masterclass in small engine & machine restoration!

Thank you for this narration version of this, it helps me as a non mechanic understand what your working on. Blessings!

One of the BEST restos I have EVER watched, -- from BERMUDA 32N64W

You’ve taught an old dog a couple new tricks today. 😊

Powder coating looked brilliant, great video looking forward to the next one

That took me right back to the one I had in the eighties. It was a fearsome beast and I remember putting it into reverse and it backing me into a thorn hedge as I couldnt disengage the drive and those tines meant business ! I made a single furrow ridger for mine and it was great for potatoes. It somehow got "lost" in a house move, but I recently found the owners manual for it.

That's is exactly why I love restoration videos with voice... because other wise, usually I have no clue what are you doing other there :)

Always enjoy your restoration videos-great job! In case people were wondering: *"A substantial amount of weeds were injured after this tiller was restored"*

Really enjoyed the video, gave me a smile each time West Horndon appeared, it's about 7 miles from me in Essex

Superb restoration and video! Another piece of history saved! Very well done. 👍

Really enjoyed the audio narration! I hope this will become a regular feature.

Fantastic restoration, my how far you have come, I remember one of your first videos on a lawnmower and am really pleased to see the equipment and tools you have acquired to make your work absolutely top notch, thanks for uploading

I love the level of restoration they you go into with your videos. Thank you very much for the time you spend on your videos. We really appreciate it from Pennsylvania USA. You have inspired me to try restorations for myself.

I love the narration over this video. Another great restoration

As always, very well done restoration. Thanks for all the hard work you put in the video. I can't wait for the next one

thats Amazing that he can take it all apart and put every little thing together same spot 5000% amazing

Loved this restoration.

Now that was probably the best Restoration video I have seen !! Just a fantastic job !! My favorite kind of video from the start to finished product !! Super job !! Keep'm coming brother !! Thanks 👍

Your skill at spray painting is quite impressive. I wish I had your talent. It is a useful skill.

Awesome job as usual 💯

Your videos are awesome! You have a very smooth touch with the way you work. I love the full restorations!

Nice job.It's like brand new .

Nice for the 7:00 am ers to see the new vid right away!

Literally yelled with excitement when I saw the announcement for a new video!! Amazing work as always!!

This chaps attention to detail is outstanding, love your vid 😊

The sense of pride in a job so well done must be immense.

G’day and Greetings from Tasmania Australia, you have done a fantastic restoration job your eye for detail is terrific. I really enjoyed watching you go through the various process of it’s transformation back to new. Thank you for showing it, kind regards John

You were very lucky that the gearbox was in good order, when I restored my Howard 350 about 15 years ago the gears were all worn beyond repair so I ended up making most of the replacement parts myself, (fortunately I am an engineer and I had a fully equipped workshop) while I was at it I got rid of all the plain bushings between the gears and the shafts and converted to needle roller bearings throughout the gearbox, at the time I couldn't get any spare parts or gaskets so I had to make everything myself. I replaced all the bearings, seals and chains and eventually I got it all done, I also replaced the tyres and the tynes and converted the tynes to double row. The old Howard is still performing flawlessly to this day and leaks no oil. I also overhauled the Kohler K141 engine and replaced the piston, carb, exhaust and fuel tank. The engine runs perfect and can really do a job of work on my small holding, the last time it was used the engine started first pull with 2 year old petrol in the tank and did everything I asked of it, these are truly great machines

Slick rig when it's all shined up. Nice work.

Simply an awesome restoration. Excellent video.

Happy memories. As a teenager I used one of these on my family’s smallholding. The beasts are bulletproof!