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The primer bulb is not actually a primer bulb. It's a purge bulb. It only purges air from the fuel lines so that the choke can work effectively to pull fuel through the jet.

If you switch the sliding rails to the other side, (flip flop them) then the handle will not get hit by the suspension.

thanks! smoked my knee twice today with the damn door

Thank you for the fix. I did not have a clue as to why my dishwasher door was in freefall!

The first rule of working on hydraulics is to clean everything thoroughly before opening it up so no dirt can get inside. If that thing had a second chance at life from the fluid change, the dirt that fell into it will certainly cut that short.

Awesomeness

Want to buy another tractor 🤣? As much as I want to fix up the H I think it’s on the bottom of the project list.

Found the rubber piece on the floor. Now making replacements, wow this is a weird design...

Found the rubber piece on the floor. Now making replacements, wow this is a weird design...

Found the rubber piece on the floor. Now making replacements, wow this is a weird design...

It was a 3 cylinder tractor for last 12 years lol died when #4 died

Looks simple enough

Best commentary ever. You were saying exactly what we were thinking. Thanks for showing us the easy, but annoying fix.

Proper way to test a leaf blower is to lubricate the nozzle, start engine , and insert as far up your rectum as possible. Then lock throttle on full power setting.

Replace the clutches spring with springs from a ms260. Theyre stiffer

It was just as I suspected. Your video confirmed it for me. Thanks for sharing it with us on CZcams.

Just happened to me! I knew the piece came from the dishwasher but no clue from where! Thanks! Agree, looks easy but annoying! 😂

The one on my x300r has a reservoir high up on the trans. I never see one like it in these videos. So far.

You should have pressure washed it before you open it.

Thanks

Screw picking those up by hand just assemble them on the transmission input shaft and move the flywheel with pry bar to line the bolt holes up and put you're hand through the inspection cover with the bolts for the clutch and torque to spec also cut slots on the end of you're guide studs and use flat tip screw driver to remove them. Sometimes pliars will not be an option to use.

Dont go over 60 for a residential home.

Had no clue. Damn near chucked out a brand new M18 drill. Calmer head prevailed and one CZcams search later, you've solved my issue.

Excellent video. Our GE Profile dishwasher door spring/cable/pulley failed within the first year, and it was a very expensive unit. Once pulled out for inspection, you realize the pulley is cheap plastic and the cable is actually cheap cotton cord with plastic ends. Seriously, the most exercised part of the entire dishwasher is made of the cheapest possible material. New appliance manufacturers should be ashamed of themselves. My previous home had a 24 year old Whirlpool that was still working perfectly when I sold the home.

Just as a heads up, I contacted the company about purchasing one of these, and they let me know they don't sell direct to the end user, so people will need to find a local dealer for Seats Inc parts.

I have a small electric Ryobi ZT mower. My yard is so rough, It rattles my teeth. Can I send the seat dimensions to the company and get something that will fit my seat? Thanks for making the video!

FedEx just delivered mine for my Mahindra 1626. I’m excited!

YA YOU ARE RIGHT I HAVE THE COILS ON THE REAR OF THE SEAT , BUT THAT SYSTEM WOULD BE MUCH BETTER GOOD JOB

I have used used motor oil in old dry rotted lawnmower tires. It seals them right up. A little messy if you have to break them down but very cost efficient. Never use dry rotted tires on a highway vehicle.

Awesome video!! Question? What's your thoughts on using kawasaki engine oil filter on my bad boy revolt 54in standon? I ordered engine filters and hydrostatic trans filters. Their identical in size, weight and thread pattern? Would be great using only one filter for both. Thanks for responding.

Well done!

Parts aren't there..!

Yeah, I do this all the time with my Kobalt XTR. It says it right on the chuck if you look close

I didn't have a clue either.....thanks so much. I used to just tighten but not back off a click. I'm going to practice now.

Strange things slowly going forward sometimes and goes find backward

If I were you I would keep it as a spare

SOB!!! I had a dewalt drill with a locking chuck this whole time!

This is the way most of my projects go. I tried to put a simple pencil sharpener for my wife into the side of a particle board desk. The first cheap screw broke off when it was almost tight. I spent an hour looking through my hundreds of random screws I keep and finally found 3 screws that would work without having to drill out the holes in the sharpener body larger and that were not too long to go all the way out the other side of the cabinet. Two or Three hours later the sharpener was secured to the desks and ready to use. I had it for the day and spent the rest of the day eating and watching CZcams.

Just replace hose quit complaining

It's a shop door actually needs more oil and grease

It's no spring chicken😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

First world problems

Murphys law if it can go bad it will go bad..... and don't mess with Mrs. Murphy

6 years later and it's still cheap. Down south it's 28 for 5 quart full synthetic mobile 1

Just wanted to take a minute to say ‘thank-you’, for this video - and for not taking it down after you heard everyone pile on about a power washer… Even after (I’m sure) they read where you explained why you hadn’t done that. I don’t own a pressure washer, and I’m certainly nowhere near mechanically inclined enough for the project… But I’m going to give it a shot anyway. Our L120 is absolutely necessary for us… Through winter -snowblower- and summer. First thing I’m going to try though, is the belt/fan/pulleys-because, even though it gets VERY ‘tired’- very, very, quickly - the most pressing thing for *now*, is the terrible noise it makes when we release the brake. Wish me luck! And, thank-you again, for taking the time (& trouble) to try and help other folks.🫶

Misinformation

I just bought one and used it today. It worked well right out of the box. No adjustments needed.

Thats interesting. Ty. I never knew

My pressure sucks and honestly I didn't know what to do. I'm going to check to see if I have this in my house.

Thank you for the video. I especially appreciate the price you paid and the date…that helps put it in perspective.