Videos tagged with Engine Rebuilding

This guide details advanced engine rebuilding techniques for Harley-Davidson motorcycles, as demonstrated by Mel Bernstein (Dragonman), a master machinist with 59 years of experience. It covers precision machining processes for cylinders, flywheels, valves, and bearings, emphasizing tight tolerances and quality components for optimal engine performance and longevity. The techniques shown are suitable for experienced mechanics and gunsmiths working on vintage and modern V-twin engines.

This video showcases Dragonman's extensive engine rebuilding and gunsmithing services, focusing on motorcycle engines. He demonstrates precision machining techniques like cylinder boring and valve grinding, highlighting his vast inventory of parts and specialized tools. Dragonman emphasizes his ability to perform complex repairs, including welding damaged components and rebuilding entire engines and transmissions, offering a comprehensive service for motorcycle enthusiasts.

This video details advanced Harley-Davidson engine rebuilding techniques, focusing on replacing cam cover bushings using a tap or bolt method and boring cylinders for engine size conversions. It also covers proper flywheel assembly and runout measurement, offering practical tips for experienced mechanics.

This YouTube video focuses on the meticulous rebuilding of Harley Davidson connecting rods. The creator emphasizes their 'old school' approach, detailing the process of replacing bushings and races, ensuring rod straightness, honing to HD specifications, and setting them up with Torrington bearings and new crank pins. While not a firearm-related video, it highlights a skilled mechanical process akin to gunsmithing, focusing on precision and adherence to manufacturer standards. The creator offers merchandise through a provided store link.

This video provides a detailed look inside Dragonman's machine shop, focusing on engine rebuilding services. It showcases the process of honing cylinders using an automatic machine, emphasizing precision and efficiency. The presenter highlights the importance of proper tooling and techniques for achieving high-quality engine components, offering services for various engine parts like motors, flywheels, and cylinders.

This video focuses on the winter rebuilding of Harley Davidson motorcycle engines and parts. It details a "Rebuild Your Own Motor" package, which includes a fully rebuilt lower end, bored cylinders with new pistons, rings, pins, and locks, and rebuilt heads with new valves, guides, seals, and valve jobs. The package also includes a top-end gasket set, allowing the customer to assemble the top end themselves, saving on labor and shipping costs. Contact information and an order form are provided.

This video showcases a motor rebuilding service, focusing on a "rebuild your own motor" package priced at $1000. The service requires customers to send in cylinder heads, barrels, and the lower end of their motor. The description details what components are NOT needed, such as valve covers and carburetors, and outlines the simple reassembly process for the customer. The service caters to motors from 1936-1999, with optional upgrades like porting, flow matching, cams, and flywheel modifications. Shipping instructions via UPS or FedEx in separate boxes are also provided to avoid higher trucking costs. The video also promotes the sale of shop t-shirts.

This video showcases a Harley Davidson re-building service with 50 years of experience. The service focuses on engine and transmission rebuilding, as well as machine work, catering to both individual customers and dealerships nationwide. The description emphasizes that the winter months are ideal for bike rebuilds, preparing them for spring. Contact information and a link to the business's website and merchandise store are provided.

This video offers a glimpse into Dragonman's personal machine shop, highlighting his one-man operation for engine rebuilding and custom work. He details processes like cylinder sleeving, countersinking heads for big bore applications, and installing nickel seats on various Harley-Davidson engine types, including Panhead, Shovelhead, and Evolution models. The shop is equipped with specialized machinery to ensure precision and quality in each job.