General At Least One Teen Seems to Have a Plan

[oblongo]

Mom says he makes things seem so effortless. But if you read the thread, he's constantly hustling.

Thread by @edawson78 on Thread Reader App

@edawson78: I have to share a story about my son Henry. He is a master at manifestation. 🧵 below Last week he restored a hit n miss engine and needed me to purchase a fly wheel online...

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Here's his YouTube channel where he rebuilds vintage vehicles, mowers, bicycles and tractors.

HenRebuilds

Vintage artifacts left behind…can they become useful again? This channel is about reviving old mowers, engines, cars, tractors, bikes and other vintage gadgets.

www.youtube.com

 

[NotBanjaxo]

I'll be checking out that YouTube channel. Repairing and rebuilding old petrol (gas) powered stuff is the kind of thing I watch to relax.

 

[kvr28]

I have a kid that worked for me like that, he buys broken snowmobiles and 4 wheelers on facebook, fixes them and flips them. He's 18 and has almost 100,000 in his savings account.

 

[MountainMedic]

I have a kid that worked for me like that, he buys broken snowmobiles and 4 wheelers on facebook, fixes them and flips them. He's 18 and has almost 100,000 in his savings account.

Does he want to adopt me?

 

[NiteProwleR]

I'll be checking out that YouTube channel. Repairing and rebuilding old petrol (gas) powered stuff is the kind of thing I watch to relax.

Same. I can barely change a tire but watching them pull and crank 1000 times till they get a start is surprisingly satisfying.

 

[kvr28]

Does he want to adopt me?

I'll ask

 

[MountainMedic]

 

[NotBanjaxo]

Same. I can barely change a tire but watching them pull and crank 1000 times till they get a start is surprisingly satisfying.

Have you seen any of Mustie1's videos?

He's the OG on YouTube when it comes to resurrecting old generators / snow blowers / dirt bikes / ATV's etc. etc. Been doing it for well over a decade now.

Mustie1

I am a life long fan of all things powered, lets turn some wrenches on rusty junk and see if we can bring them back to life on the cheap.

www.youtube.com

 

[NotBanjaxo]

I watched the quick video of the John Deere hit and miss engine, it was mostly a montage of photos with a bit of video added in. The video clip showed him removing the piston, you know an engine is properly siezed when you need an air chisel to get the piston out lol.

I'll keep an eye on his channel, see if he gets more serious about making the videos. Great to see someone his age hustling for money via old fashioned elbow grease.