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Hopefully what I needed for my 2019. I’m real tired of getting on and off and under to try to get the zerks in the correct position. Thanks so much! So fast forward and another big thank you! I was able to get to the back zerk following your instructions but found that I couldn’t find the one I’m supposed to access through the hole. Dealership mechanic ran the electrical wires for the MCS switch covering it😩

when you recharge the jump starter brick and plug to the wall, how do you know when it is done recharging?

My guess: That's the original recoil spring and the pistol has been shot enough that the spring no longer maintains its original tension. I.E. You no longer have a "14 lb Standard Recoil Spring". Now you have a 13, or 12, or 11 lb spring. If it was my gun, I'd order a new, standard spring (14 lbs I believe is the original spec.)

I cant get this thing to work on a damn for escape, doubt it can do a truck

I used mine today earlier in 2024 January leaving Virginia then went to Texas then headed home to Nebraska and I’m glad it was changed in my car cause I didn’t want to call Uber tonight on a Friday. I hate when my car has had issues.

I'm 95% thrilled with this generator. It's run my whole house with fridge, freezer, computers, tv, 2 window AC units all running concurrently WHILE making coffee. I'm not happy with the Battery On switch. I found it's easy to forget and leave this on, which will drain (and ultimately kill) your battery. Why couldn't this have been incorporated into the start switch so that it automatically turns off? I've looked at the current model of Champion at this power level and it doesn't have that switch. I think this specific model was the beta-test version. As far as the dual fuel feature goes, I like the convenience of propane because you can disconnect it and put it away without having to deal with draining (or stablizing) the gasoline, but power outages are fickle. Perhaps they'll last for 2 hours and perhaps they'll last a week. How many propane tanks to you have to keep around for an emergency? They will ultimately run out and I find that the same power outage will keep the propane filling stations down. Getting more gasoline is just easier in the long run. I've always got it on hand for my snow blower or lawn mower. If it starts to get old, I just empty it into the car and fill the can with fresh.

I realize this is an older video. However, if you would have removed that yellow part (internal fuse, most likely) and looked to see either a part number, or manufacture's emblem or such, you probably could have researched it and found a replacement. Just an idea...

I took a step bit and drilled hole bigger

Thank you very much, the information you gave me should help.

Hello, my name is, Justin, and I have the same mower. My steering box just went out. Can you list the parts you ordered and where you found them. I would be very thankful for the help. By the way your video is very informative and well done. Thank you.

I put one of these engines on a Bunton walk behind in 2000. Mowed for 15 years with it. Then I picked up an Encore walk behind with a 14 kawasaki that was pull start. Got tired of the pull start and rebuilt this engine and put it on the Encore last year. These engines outlast what they were put on, if treated right.

Good video and there are still A LOT of them out there.

Very thorough video. I need the gear/spool housing that you purchased needlessly, would even take the one you took out.😉 May I ask where you found the new. I need to order it. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this teaching video, very helpful!

I got 2 of this for free

Turn the oil container spout up, kind opposite then what you did, this way you can control the flow. Talking about control the flow, I had a bad experience, filling the gas tank on my power washer. Using the new, 'Safe " gas containers, with the safe release valve on it. I didn't realized that it hold the fumes ( Air), it does not let the fumes scape as the old style containers does it. So when I squeeze the release valve to fill the tank, it sprayed gas all over, including my face. Thank to God I had glasses on. Lesson learned, and so much for the 'Safety BS"

What to use to clean the screen? Carburetor cleaner? Gasoline?

Thank you! Good job!

Thank you

Nice overview. Appreciate you posting this. I also noticed that you built some wooden ramps. I am going to "borrow" (?) that idea - very practical.

Amazing video , im so close to getting a PNG image in the sim , but i think i dont have the right pixel size , any advice cheers

This video was so helpful! I would have never found that zerk without your help.

Turning the flywheel does it! Not as hard to turn as you might think.

Absolutely brilliantly worked for me thank. Say if you wanted to create more would you just do the same steps or would you just create the packed and drop into your original lib?

Instead of cutting and soldering, slide the metal plate off the switch (I don't know if this is necessary, but I did). Then pry the cover off the switch. Work it down the wires. It's tight but it will move. Then you can insert a small pin to take the friction off the spring wire clamp and withdraw the positive and neutral for replacement. The cord I used has a slightly thicker insulation on the wires, so I had to pinch it with needle nose pliers. The holes they go though are more oval than round. Were I to do it again, I'd put a drop of that wire lube electricians use with conduit, to help slide the cover back over the wires until it will snap onto the switch.

Your video help me decide to get the load n go.

Do you have this without guitar parts?

Thanks first video I've seen with all 7 zerks pointed out. And the manual seems to only list a couple :(

Great video, I have the same jigsaw that I bought new. Your jigsaw is missing the blade roller bearing guides where they would be mounted by a pin passing through the two empty bores. Without the roller guides makes the blade sit back.

@TractorMonkey with JL - Need your help from your pneumatic impact driver video! Can't find a way to direct message you. Point me in direction for washer type and size you used please!!! I have tried so many!

I got one from 1980 lol. It still runs

You've got some great stuff 3/16th scale pre war 59 Allstare set nice toys indeed, All-State tank car is missing track clips are used on the trestles a to hold track in place! Bless you and thank you. Some fond memories I'm sure 😊 be well Merry Christmas too😮

Thanks for your video. My ancient (25 years old, I think) Shop Vac quit this morning. I was planning to take it to the dump, but the suddenness with which it died made me think again. I opened it up-a little tricky getting the fan off-and found out it was just a loose wire to the motor. It is up and running after an hour's work and the time it took to watch your vid!

I'm wanting to buy a 450 price tool set with a tool box for the Tool's

Thanks

This takes forever, there should be a much easier way then this...Good lord, Nice video though

CZcams are dictators

Very helpful Thank you

Thank you for this info. Just got a used mower like this and repaired the fuel pump and replaced spindle bushings. Great mower !

Thanks for the video! As soon as I try to load the XML, I get the message "The project could not be loaded." Not sure if everything in this tutorial is still current, or how to troubleshoot. Any suggestions?

I'm not sure what videos you're refering to but most of the one's i've seen about Briggs 18 hp type engines say to turn the governor shaft left (counterclock wise) while maintaining wide open throttle.J ust my $0.02. Thanks

I followed these steps but the screw turned very minimally. Do I have to loosen that bolt all the way? How much is the screw going to turn? I’m still having issues with my governor.

Hey partner I really like the video because I have a Beretta 81 and I have the same problem and there's nobody online that has any video like this. I watch the whole video. But in the beginning of the video you state that it was really hard to get off at first. How did you get it off? Did you use a pair of pliers with the guide rod or did you smack the back of the slide with a mallet?

Great video, thanks

Very helpful

Thank you for posting this video. I came into possession of a 1980 Beretta 84 in October 2022. To all appearance is was pristine and had never been fired since leaving the factory. Cleaning and lubing before taking it to the range the first time the small amount of powder residue in the barrel indicated to me it had only been fired at the factory and never since. However, from the start, I had the same disassembly/assembly problem you detailed. So I would now conclude the gun had seen use and was exceptionally well maintained. Until seeing this video I had thought the issue was caused by a recoil guide rod slightly outside of specification. Thank you again for making it clear as to the source of the problem. At this time my records indicate that I have field stripped this pistol more than 30 times. The problem hasn't gotten worse, nor has it gotten better. My method for assembly calls for tapping the recoil guide rod with a smithing hammer so it will drop into place. Disassembly calls for repeated pulling on the slide to free the recoil guide rod. Having found that Wolf Springs has 14, 15, and 16 lb replacement springs I will order one of each. I'm very fond of this pistol, partly because it is a beautiful firearm in excellent condition, partly because of all my small frame semi-automatic pistols it is the one I shoot most accurately. Thanks again!

Thank you!

When you buy a 1025R what they don't tell you is that the deck only has a one year warranty. That's only one season of mowing. They do not cover even manufacturers defects that you don't notice. John Deere does not stand behind their own product failures.

I own this setup. Still didn't know

Any one know how getting rid of the governor works?