'THE POWER PROBE" MUST HAVE ELECTRICAL DIAGNOSTIC TOOL
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POWER PROBE 3
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POWER PROBE DELUX KIT
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FUSE ASSORTMENTS
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WIRE NIPPERS
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PLEASE CHECK OUT MY MUST HAVE TOOL AND PARTS LIST FOR ALL YOUR SMALL ENGINE NEEDS www.amazon.com/shop/backwoodsctryboy
0:23 Hell, I want one right now!
Thank you 👍
God bless you and all your family around you
From Nick Ayivor from London England UK 🇬🇧
Check out my buddy across the pond micks mowers. I think you’ll enjoy his Chanel too!
It took me 2 months to really get the hang of it and now I love it and depend on it. Fast
You can get some resettable atc breakers and save a bunch of fuses. Amazon has them. Pretty handy for this type of work.
True or most parts stores
It’s what I use also
Yup, those power probes are very useful diagnostic tools. Thanks for sharing.
I will have to add the power probe to my wishlist.
I had the exact same problem with a Ariens mower. To stop wasting fuses, take a 12v bulb, like a parking light, an solder pig tails to the fuse. The bulb will light brightly. stop wiggling the wire, if it goes out you located the area of the problem
I've owned a power probe for about 15yrs. Recently upgraded to probe 3. They are a must have for diagnosing tractor-trailer ABS systems & electric over hydraulic systems on some mowers & equipment. Sure beats the box of clips, jumpers, & fuses I used when I first started in the shop.
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Great Tool. A friend of mine, that works at a car dealership, gave me one about a year ago. Yes very handy tool.
Thanks for sharing.
I have a master set and use it all the time for electrical.
Keyboard commandos, LOL I love it
Got me a power probe Maestro about a year or so ago . Been an awesome tool..
love the train 45 banjo :)
You're right, I want one👍
Nice tool . I dislike electrical issue trouble shooting. Only thing I’d do different is cut the wire a little longer fold it and tape and secure it with a zip tie so it doesn’t bounce around grounding out on metal . Thanks for putting up the link to that tool . I’ll be checking it out . Thanks
Got it and solved a issue I was having on a start circuit . To bad the schematic didn’t show the blown 15 amp fuse tucked on the underside of wiring harness .👍👍
Good video and great tool me old Mucker
that's a pretty useful tool
Yep , already have one , Good tool
Holy moly what a great tool it definitely simplifies the testing, yeppers I would say that is definitely a flat wire awesome fund you could hear voice was like fun fun fun yoo hoo yayy !
You might want to invest in a plug in circuit breaker that plugs into the fuse holder instead of blowing up multiple fuses. I believe they sell them at Harbor Freight in different values.
When used properly they're great. When used by an incompetent mechanic it's great for me when they drop the car off so I can repair fried drivers / circuit boards in ECU modules, instrument clusters etc.
Yup, it could happen if someone is +12v trigger press happy kinda person 🙂
That looks like a useful tool to have.... OH NO you cut the wire the worlds gona end!!!!!!
The power probe is an awesome tool your videos are awesome as well. Thanks for the help I need a lot of help on electrical systems. LOL
Instead of cutting you could just remove it (the pin) from the plug.
Yep, I got a couple of different de-pinning tools. Very handy and cheap. That would be the “pro” way to do it.
He did off camera (mentioned in a reply to a Gratz Buck comment).
I have one it work great when you want to power up lights or any thing else.
Thanks for the video, by the way I figured out the 3 port purge in the craftsman blower. It's up and running like new. Disregard the email
Man more money I have to spend now thanks a lot!!. Just kidding please do some videos using this tool. I bought the relay tester in your last video everyone one in the shop loved it!!
i've looked at these and all the clones out there. there's a few things i'm not sure about them whether i'd like one or not. for what they are the price is the biggest factor. secondly those leds light with such little power ,you may only have 1 strand of wire left. you get similar results from a dvom on continuity or ohms scale. i do like the long cord and the ability to hook direct to the battery and on some models it will plug into a power outlet.
Wow! I've seen ribbon cables thicker than that. That was one squashed wire. LOL
Thinking I'm gonna get one of them power probes 👍
Also wondering why ur mower don't have no fuel shut off solenoid? Is it because they can be more trouble than their worth?
Good video but in accordance with Murphy's Law, you need to tape-up the end of that wire you snipped off before it vibrates around and contacts ground again.
Nah
It’s all good
But thanks for the concern. I wouldn’t tape It.I used my marine Amphenol connector removal tool and just removed the pin off camera.
How does it work with wire cut?
Obviously this worked and didn’t take much time, but would this have been an opportunity to use the short/open tracer? I’d like to see a video on that if you have an opportunity to show it off…
The short finder is a different tool here is the link to that www.amazon.com/dp/B093P4QNS6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_APWZX704K5797VKZB79A?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
i have one that is a clone made in china
Doesn't matter, the chinese use the same 12v DC electric power 🙂
Aurai
Don’t charge this customer, great tool....