Great video! Thanks

Oh wow....fancy people tombstone....dont know if you remember back to then, but did you feel either hoidy or toidy after you fixed it up? Yes i am goig through your entire back catalog...please tell me you have or are getting an inverter mig/tig soon, they cost about the same as your bidet....when the wife asks why, say the boys on youtube are making fun of me 😂

Great video mate, ''Leaf in the fast lane'' 🍻

You seem to get given a lot of free stuff that doesn't work and you've been able to fix most of it.

Nice work getting all the blowers going again without spending too much on them.

With the last one you did, it might have been a good idea to replace the primer bulb while you were reassembling the carburettor.. I've had a couple of bulbs fail on me when they got old.

That first blower that you had to dismantle to replace the starter rope, I've had one like that also.

genius👍👍

Suggestion for cutting foam....either $10-20 for a hot knife on jungle site, or metal hanger with some vice grips and a torch, cutting low density foam accurately without heat is a pain....that plexiglass compressor was nicely done.

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Top video. Made belt replacement very easy. Thank you for posting

Did it hold up?

I keep seeing back and forth on this. I have a spin down filter 60 from boshart I want to install. They state to install before pressure tank (we are on well water). But I am reading people saying online to never put a filter before the pressure tank as it can ruin your well pump. Which is the best?

Thank you sir for making this video. Very thorough instructions and helped me do it myself🫡🫡.

Thanks for this! Just did it and i was about to make a hole in the mesh like every other reddit tutorial. This saved my chair from having two little holes haha.

Got only 75 psi after reasembly, motor trying to start on eter, but not working…

Bigup Mike

I enjoy the fact that you don’t have that annoying “Know-it-all” attitude but obviously know what you’re doing. I also love to see old cast away machines resurrected! Great job and great video.

On modern cars you start bleeding at the wheel closest to the ABS unit and work your way out. If you don't have air in the system then the order doesn't matter. Only fill to the max line if you have installed new brake pads all around. Half way between the min and max for old pads.

Life saver! Thank you!

Or gonna lie probably the best simple video I have seen for brakes

Hey there Mike, amazing video by the way, but I have a question. My Roomba does the same dance, exact same movement but says error 16 “place roomba on a flat surface” is it the same issue? Big thanks for everything

Can u just replace the whole wheel assembly?

My respect, Mike! Great video. Thank you so much for filming it.

What’s the real name of the fluid baster? I’m trying to find it but keep only finding fluid transfer pumps

What about older washing machines or top loads? Do they also have a filter? If yes, where is located?

thumbs up. Thanks

I can't get my top turned to off

How much does an o- ring kit cost

So They sell refill WD-40, But they do not make their bottles easy to Refill 😂 What a business

One important thing to note is that when the hub is being pressed in , the disk adapter used on the inside part of bearing ( transmission side with magnet) must only fit on the inner part of the bearing , not the outer. If not you risk damaging the bearing

Hi Mike, it is still hard to beat a corded tool, they are less complicated and prices for parts are far less. It is great, all are fixable. You would think that a shop that owned these that the operators would just grab another grinder when they got hot and keep rotating them, but then we wouldn't be able to watch your videos. Thanks much.

Thankyou 😊

Thank you man, this is exactly what I needed, I love you. - Mike

Your bar is upside down :P

It is better to do this and spend time on a hobby than watch too much tv. And it is therapy for many. Did you get good batteries or at least some with these tools? It is nice when a bigger company buys tools as they purchase in quantity many of the same tools so you can interchange parts.

Thank you ❤

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Good Job

Dealership wanted $200+ for this job. I used Prestone Dot 4, so I paid a little more for that, but minus the bleeder bottle and fluid, I saved about $150. Thanks so much for this!

If you were to remove blade put a bunched up towel on window. The arm could slam against window and crack it.

it's too difficult 😐

Great help thank you!

I have the 333vs and the band broke and I thought about just getting a new sander but the fix seems simple enough. I also got a new o ring that helps keep the dust trap on too (there’s two o-rings on the acceptor piece that holes the cup on and they either get worn out or break). I got that one (the one for the collection cup) from a plumbing supply store for 50 cents.

My kitchen aid pro stop working while in use, (no power) do you have a suggestion what i should be looking for first? (after checking the powercord)?

You may not be a pro at this but this is how you learn, appreciate you sharing!

I guessing, but if the piston and bore is undamaged but its all black and cached, we can rule out hard running from cold start as that will tear the metal and many channels say you can run a 2 stroke full throttle from cold start without warm up???. Echo ect give out picture charts as to WHAT happens when you do this!!! Not pretty!! I guessing that black assuming you measure the cylinder for lack of wear, is wrong or poor 2 stoke oil or too much and its coated everything and clogged? it all up. Good synthetic or part if way to go and MIX it in a small container with some petrol THEN add to main container and mix thoroughly. Always shake container before use and oil WILL settle out and you could end up with very rich oil mixture. Always use gauge when setting coil air gap approx .15 .25 mm if bigger engine but small ones .15mm (Aust haha) will be close enough or check specs. Always replace oils seal and check bearings when doing a full engine service as seals cost nothing and wear even just sitting not used, like car batteries on shelves, they degrade with time. I also put in new needle bearings as they get hammered especially on chainsaws that run 12-14000 rpm and line trimmers only 8 or 9K?.

Can I ask a question? Why not replace the bearings and brushes in all, considering you already have it all apart. I'm not picking holes in your video only asking

Nice job thanks for sharing

Nice job they work great 👍 😅😅