You are right, so don't make the same mistake.

Thanks for the comment, I hope my video could help at least a little.

The most common solutions to your problem are: hard hoses, so they can burst (replace new fuses for the same hoses), fuel pump - your rubber part is not working because it does not inject fuel as it should (change only the rubber part ), the carburetor is clogged (clean it or, in extreme cases, replace it with a new one). I will leave the link on how to clean the carburetor below, so see how I did it in a simple way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZzToHh4brt9hMk I would add something else only, if your gasoline is old or has been sitting for a long time in a canister or in the tank itself....you must drain all the gasoline from the entire system and buy a new one and pour it in. Someone leaves it standing in the tank all winter and later, of course, cannot start the lawnmower because of the old gasoline that loses its properties over the winter. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you very much for the nice comment, I'm glad you like it.

Thank you very much, I'm glad you like it. Greetings

Thank you very much for watching and commenting, I hope that the video was useful and that it can help in some way.

I wish I could help you, but I haven't tried to do it so far, so I can't confirm if it's possible to do it or not. Sorry

I would recommend you to make a mixture with salt, it is a little cleaner and almost no sediment remains when the mixture is left in the bottles for a long period. Although, the effect is pretty much the same, there isn't really any big difference. I would also recommend that you use protective equipment, a protective respiratory mask, protective gloves and goggles. If possible, work in a ventilated room.

Thank you very much, items I have made the nickel mixture with great success. Now I want to do copper. I want to first copper and then nickel plate an old razor, and I see in some places that it peeled off it has copper plating first.

Дуже дякую, друже, за гарний коментар, я радий, що він тобі подобається.

It is possible that you are right, I wouldn't know exactly what to say. It is definitely recommended to use protective equipment. I just showed that the desired goal can be reached in that way. Thanks for the comment and note.

No, bleach plus ammonia equals chlorine gas. The reason salt is used is to increase the solution's conductivity. If you test it with a micrometer you'll see amazing results. Don't live in fear, just know your chemistry bud. Wear gloves and respirator and you'll be fine even with the hydrochloric method

Thank you for watching and commenting, many greetings

Hello Nothing crucial is missing. It's the throttle cable, the throttle cable stiffener, the cover and some screws that hold those parts in place. Below I will post a playlist and in the last video you can see that I just connected the gas cable, which was not even there when I started to restore this mower. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZzToHh4brt9hMk&pp=gAQBiAQB

@@fastfixks Thanks a lot!!

Hello, I made this solution about a year and a half ago and I still use it today without any problems. It can stay in glass bottles for a long time

My pleasure, I hope the video was useful. It works much longer on lithium batteries than on ordinary lead batteries. In my case, it is 24V, but also the 12V option can be boosted with amps so that the battery lasts longer.

Hi. First, let me thank you for your interest in my video and my work. The easiest way to explain is to write here what I used. At 3:40 I used wood glue, nothing expensive or fancy, just regular wood glue. At 5:00 I used wood dust that I saved from previous projects. (The color of wood dust naturally depends on the color of the wood itself. I used a darker color because it is similar to the color of this table). I mixed it with the same wood glue and got a homogeneous and thick mass, so that it can glue the parts and fill the gaps. At 6:30, as I wrote in the video itself, it's a parquet and laminate repair kit. You understand that. - Your question: But what about the sanding block and type it was? It is an integral part that comes in the repair kit. At 6:35, in the middle of the box, between the repair compound and the machine, there are two plastic plates. They are almost colorless so it is hard to see them there. These are plastics that are jagged, rough, so they can remove excess mass. Similar to a standard metal file, only plastic. At 8:15, it's a clear lacquer spray, it's used as a final coat after applying any color and it gives a shine at the end, in this case it evens out the color with the rest of the table and covers small scratches. I hope that I have explained everything and that it is now clearer to you. If you need anything else, just write. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Gracias por mirar, me alegra que el vídeo pueda ayudarte.

Thank you very much, I'm glad you like it. Have a nice day.

I'm glad if my video could help you. Thank you very much for watching and commenting.

I haven't tried working with aluminum, so I don't know if it's possible or not. Veliki pozdrav i tebi iz Bosne

it is possible, but aluminum should be etched in NaOH

Yes, you are right. It is wood glue mixed with wood dust. If there is a larger gap, in the form of a hole, then it is best to combine it that way, because the glue would leak out if you put it alone. And the second reason that is combined is that the glue acquires the color of wood dust and thus less holes are noticed.

It depends on the condition of the material and the possibility of cleaning it as well as possible and polishing it if possible. If the metal is cleaned well and if there is a possibility to polish it, it will be a perfect result in the end. If there is no possibility of polishing, then galvanization will be more of a protective character than a beautiful appearance

Thank you very much for watching and commenting, I'm glad you like it and that the video was useful.

Thanks bro, glad you like it

Hvala puno prijetelju moj, ziv i zdrav bio.

I'm sure you're right, I haven't seen anything worse designed in a long time. Really bad solution with these points where the legs are joined. Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm glad if my video could help you in any way.

Surely your way is much better in the sense that the repair would take much longer. But here I was looking more to return as much as possible to the original state. I didn't want to spoil the look in any way. If it fails again, then I will do something similar to what you suggested. Thank you for your advice and for watching. Greetings. ​