No, but merry Christmas hg and inside house garage

Dewalt machine $300….$100 for the machine….$200 for the name.

You should put some contact info in your local Radio Controlled Airplane and Car clubs. A good running light weight weedeater engine is $$$ all day long. You dont have to worry about shafts or heads, just show them running with a psi cylinder rating.

My grandad has 3 weedeater brands sitting in the corner of his garage. Obviously not running lol. He didnt use them that much. Obviously they will not start now. When he got them his health was bad. Now its a whole lot better. But im thinking if his health was a whole lot better they would most likely still be running. He left old gas in them. Their good cheap weedeaters. Better then Hypertough! I seen one of your videos 2 or 3 years ago that i commented on. It was about your Weedeater GTI 15T. Are you still looking for parts for it? I hope i can get mine running. It was my great grandads. Sorry for the long comment. Have a good day. - Hunter

looking for carb diaphramns for a McCilloch SE2000. Carb looks identicle to this mac3200 but I am not certain if they are the same. I can't find any ebay or amazon dealers that list the se2000

Merry Christmas Mr.HG cheers to another great year of fixing things!

Hi Tanya, every time I fix something you buy just a little bit more happiness maybe not money but you’re buying a little more happiness

Had a weedeater edger once years ago, it was cheap and I didn’t have much money. The thing worked great for many years.

If you find someone who likes curved shaft trimmers, you could sell them at a decent profit. And while I'm here..Merry Christmas 🎄

Merry Christmas Mr HG!!

This might sound a bit blunt, but many people who claim these machines are “worthless” lack proper financial management skills. I used to be one of these people. Instead of addressing the issue, they impulsively buy new items simply because the old one requires some maintenance. and I can attest to this firsthand. Many who have plenty of money, at times will have older machines or products. This is why they have more savings. However, my ways have changed. Now, I primarily purchase items from marketplaces and opt for used ones. This approach may not be feasible in all situations, especially if someone urgently needs a new item (e.g., same-day) and their old one malfunctions & isn’t fixable in five minutes. If a machine is cost-effective to repair (whether it’s a low-cost option or a worthwhile investment in the long run), it’s possible to fix it and either donate it to someone in need or keep it for yourself. These more affordable models can still have practical uses and may even become essential in certain circumstances. For instance, in Spring 2024, I needed a gas or cordless weed trimmer. I considered battery or gas options. While visiting a friend’s house, I found one of these “Feather-Lites” under their shed. I grabbed it, but when I pulled on the recoil, it was seized. Since I needed one for myself quickly, I decided to find another working model. Fortunately, I ended up purchasing an almost new Echo SRM-225 for about half of its original price. It was in excellent condition. In conclusion, If my friend’s trimmer would have spun over with compression, I would have taken it home without hesitation

Don't you use and own one of these? I'm only asking that because it seems you answered your question.

Yeah these ones worth the money cuz easy n low cost to fix ! Easy to resell too 😊 Merry Xmas buddy !!!

Only if the repairs are under ten dollars are if I got one free I would be happy to use it

I think WE used them for years aND THEY'RE STILL GOING! And free WAS free!

Hello, thank you for your videos. I've been wondering for a long time: What liquid is in your rejuvenation bath?

As a weed eater fan free is free you get what you get and i would be happy with one of thoes even though they are not like a Sthil or a echo they are still good for what you pay for!

Iv made good not great selling these after finding them on the side of the road i give it no more then 30 min of my time though and usaly sell it for $40

I like the 80s and 90s weed whackers they are more powerful

I get about $40 for these so anything more than a diaphragm and fuel line is to much.

I stick with name brands. I have the cheapest model of Craftsman mower. It is 18 years old now, and still runs perfect, even after spending about five years sitting in various backyards before I got it and fixed it. I still use it regularly. It's part of the permanent fleet, lol. I recently got a Snapper mower running with a 3/98 build date on it. It weighs twice as much as any modern mower. The difference is build quality is very noticeable.

I have a Dewalt cordless ratchet and 3/8 impact. I've been really happy with them so far. I've gotten amazing battery life out of them so far.

I have a Husqvarna 130BT. I put a new carb on it recently. It starts and runs great, but seems down on power. Where are the adjustment screws on that particular carb?

Would I pick an electric mower up? Nope. I'll leave it on the curb where it belongs. I follow the 11th Commandment: Thou shalt not buy electric.

I recently picked up a Craftsman mower with a 4/08 production date that has only been used once or twice. It has a Briggs 6.25. When I got it, the outside of the mower was covered in oil and barn dust. It was drastically overfilled with oil. The carb was full of oil, and I assume the muffler was too. I drained the excess oil, replace the carb, and got it running. It is running perfectly, but when I shut it off, some light smoke comes up through the engine cover. I have already had the recoil off and cleaned the outside of the engine. Is it just oil burning off in the muffler, or could it be coming from somewhere else?

Thanks for the tips buddy.

Earlier I went to clean out my shed and I found about 6 of those that didn’t work should I keep them ?

I think you are the only person on youtube that replies to comments. I like that and i like your videos. Marry christmas.

I own two that I got to flip. They are built horribly and very strange

Keep it Full.Add Sta - Bil

I just gotta ask how many weedeaters do you have in your weedeater collection? Lol

I bought a Stihl fs111rx for $80 off fb. But the recoil assembly is cracked and the housing around the muffler is broken. Need the plate for the gear head. But other than that, starts and runs fine. So imma buy the parts that i mentioned to keep it. Is it a good investment or no?

I got it from my grandaddy 4 to 5 months ago its getting work on and yes i would recommend it for yard used and for grass clippings and leaves

Same blower didn't have a chance to actually mess around with because its getting fixed got from my grandaddy

Hey bro, what's up? I'm not bashing the electric / battery powered landscaping equipment but for me they aren't as reliable for me just like their cost. I prefer gas powered equipment since they are reliable and it dosen't take long to refuel and continue the work you were doing. Seasons Greetings to you and your family bro.

Save your nickels,, buy quality,, your savings will be later will be dollars Merry Christmas y'all ❤

good solid advice.

When I saw the Power Smart mower it reminded me of the powersmart snowblower I had 2 years ago. They promised me it would start in the cold of a midwest winter, it didnt. There was a part I needed for it. Tried to call the company, nobody answered the phone or called me back. I eventually got the state attorney general's office involved,they were ignored. Finally I called my credit card company and got a chargeback. They are not good machines.

I do store all my equipment with non ethanol fuel, however i do start them at least once a week! In all im 2strokes i run Red Armor and since storing them with fuel and starting them I haven't had any issues, knock on wood. As far ax battery to gas equipment. I'll stay with my gas... My opinion battery is way over priced and you absolutely fo not get the performance of gas. Battery is definitely a great option for elderly and folks that aren't able to use gas. Im still using my Lawn tractor that was made in 90, try that with a battery tractor.

do you like Eko

Store it dry

You know I like this comments edition that's kind of reminiscent of the letters to the editor that used to be a newspapers😂

Yeah, all these electric mowers and such have horrible, if not nonexistent, parts availability. Its hilarious how people want to be green by using electric, even though it'll just create more plastic e-waste and the batteries will be useless within a few years.

Merry Christmas everyone

Sarted out pump gas and Stihl orange bottle. Next was one gallon non-ethanol Stihl synthetic but slobbered too much. Then Tru-fuel green can. Always ran. Bateries now in the floorboard of the battery zero turn with a heater under the rear hoohed up to a thermostat set at 40 degrees with a tarp over it all for cold weather protection. All battery stuff including blower and trimmer(Kobalt and Stihl hand mower) . Jusy chugging along and Happy Holidays, Pal!

That trimmer Head you had to replace could be saved by keeping it greased 😮

Run my equipment on high octane fuel espevially just before winter storage.

I don’t store my equipment without running it once in a while. I take out the fuel and run it dry but then I’ll take it out sometimes and run it just to keep the carb healthy.

Both of my Hondas needed new recoils

Here in the Pacific NW we don’t really have an off season. Most of us will mow once a month throughout the winter.