Still don’t know what the problem was after watching the whole video. I have one that is running horribly rich. Finally resorted to a new carb. Same thing. Adjust valves..same. Adjust governor…same. About ready to toss this boat anchor in the lake.

Thanks for that tip about using CLR to clean the plaque off your teeth.

Hi Bruce hope you're having fun in Mexico

I did this with my 5hp Briggs and it stayed running. Thank you for the video.

Gah, doing this to a yardvac right now. At around 3:45, once you got all the bolts off, how did you break the seal to remove the bottom cover?

Nice job as always Bruce!! Here's to a prosperous 2025 as a result of fiddle fairy failures...and a ton of machines with bad gas in them.

I hope when I grow up (I think I'm a "Xennial") I can be as awesome as Mr. Bruce!

Still enjoy your videos soon as I seen and I had to watch it thank you again for the video

Nice work!

Great walkthrough and I loved the detail - really helped me out. Thanks Bruce!

Thanks!

I’m not a dude, but thank you!

Not too long ago I was looking at a pile of junk push mowers a friend collected and dropped them off on me, I looked at them and knew most of them were so obsolete that I would never need a part from them and all but maybe 3 or 4 went to the recycle yard. I should have at least taken a bunch of screws and bolts off first. I was surprised to see the voltage difference on the charging although won't have any affect on charging I wouldn't expect to see that measurable difference.

Hell yeah I have the same unit it's auger propelled

What kind of and weight oil?

Happy new year

Just start it

I got ten forward gears and a Georgia overdrive….

Good job Bruce.

0:14 dog

I was watching this video for one piece of information; what style valve stem is needed on the inner tube to fit the hole position in the existing wheel? Anyone?

Dear Family Pender, from far away over the pond in Germany, a little bit belated my wishes for Christmas, but right in time all the best, health, luck and happiness for the new year 2025 which is just around the corner! I will be here whenever you deliver a new video, Maik 🍀🌞😘🎉🪅🥳🍾🎊🎈

Nice bruce

Thanks Bruce 👍👍 - I'm a great fan of tire slime - as future punctures gets sealed as well

Nice job Bruce. I find I don't weld enough these days to stay proficient but can usually be laying some presentable beads by the time the project is finished. Your widened shoes turned out great. Now I feel guilty and need to change the oil and fill the tires in my neglected old snow blower. Every year I neglect it and it's never let me down once in about 14 years. I should do better by it, I owe it. Thanks for the video and take care

With the front augers , I oil these with out the pins to keep them spinning loose on the shaft if there is no grease nipple .

Nice job on the skid modification Bruce. That should help running over gravel. Happy to see you at work!

Nice job Bruce. I used to weld off camera too but with an older Sony camcorder I have been getting careless about that the last year or two and been getting away with it, no problems yet with the camera. Last video I did just a couple days ago was on a welder review that was sent to me and I welded about 3 or 4 feet away, even zoomed in a little and didn't hurt the camera. I'm seriously planning to rig an auto darkening hood to a camera mount soon because I do welding videos frequently.

Awesome video, now you're ready for some snow THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

Hello brother Bruce 😊 some fantastic repairs buddy 👏 that is never going to break 😀 👍🏻 and thanks for the tips.

I need to practice my welding, I suck! Good work Bruce!

Hey Bruce, Welding arcs don't transfer through camera lenses to tv..So although bright to the viewer, There is no harm to them watching it on tv...In person is another matter.

The wider pads are definitely the way to go. Nice you get to do something different. Nice job Bruce. Stevo

Nice job Mr Bruce. 👍🏼🙂

Thanks for the idea. I have a gravel driveway too. 😃

Thanks for the upload Bruce I was bored shitless there trying to find something to watch, you know I’m in Scotland I’ve never been up close with a snowblower so I now know they’ve got skids 👍. Big machine that, good job they’re sturdy enough, love the welding accessory box I’ve been trying to organise stuff like that for years, maybe one day lol 👍

To me it looks like a mtd built machine if so the scraper curves up onto side. I would put skids on back holes to sturdy it up more. Those buckets are not real strong. Paint stick under scraper good spacing. I also do skid repair. Good video

Nice weld and fabrication on the snow skids. I recently replaced mine with the polymer type because the steel ones wore down and I don't weld,,,,,, yet. I still have time to learn. Lol

Morning Bruce I need a "Rainblower" on the WestCoast of BC !

It won't be long until Bruce goes to Mexico for the winter break

Have you tried ATF automatic transmission fluid in a leaking tire, I know it doesn't work on a tire with a hole in it from like a nail, but it does work well with a dry rotted tire, or a bead leaker?

Morning Bruce, excellent.

Yes sir Bruce 😊 I learned that the hard way years ago 😅 thanks for sharing brother 👍🏻 🙏

Hello Bruce. I don't know if you remember me, I don't watch and comment a lot but I see you are still responding to all your commenters. I'm glad to see your channel is doing so well, mine has dropped off quite a bit over the last couple of years, I think a lot of it is because of more and better competition for the big truck channels and then you never know what I might put up here, too much variety in my case. I never guessed the "transmission" was so primitive and simple in design, is that common on snow blowers? they do sell them in my area (St.Louis) in the states, but don't normally have much need as when we have a big snow it's usually gone in a week or so, 4 to 6 inches would be a decent snow 3 or 4 times a year, a foot or more I have only seen a handful of times in my 67 years usually 1 to 3 inches a few times between late November and early March would be normal. Most of my small engine repairs are on mowers, trimmers, saws, pumps and the like. I'm glad you guys are still visiting Mexico, do you know Spanish? or do you just go to the tourist areas where there is enough English available.

great work Bruce!! happy holidays!!

Hello brother Bruce and Trudy 😊 Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄

Great video. What is the red tube from the carburetor going into the breather side. Thank you

I serviced a HS35 about 3 years ago. It was like early 1980's era , I didn't have much faith in it & don't like Honda's . After cleaning the carb , it ran pretty well. It did huff blue smoke though .

The choke lever on the new carb looks exactly like the choke lever on my old 4hp Tecumseh an my Ariens 10M4. It has that long flat lever on it that sticks out the side of the carb/muffler housing. I think I may pick one of those up just because my old carb, while it works okay is getting pretty crusty, especially up at the throttle control plate...either that or I just need to take some sandpaper to my old one, lol.

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