Serious a total foolish video, drop that beer and try to be a little more serious. Buy a tool, that is made for it.

This is how you separate stuck buckets

Great video it helped me a lot , Thankyou and MERRY Christmas

Nice little tool 👍

Great explanation and demonstration. Seems to me that resetting the rivets on the links with a ball peen hammer would be a better option if you were in a bind with no spare chain.

After hours of fighting this saw, watching your quick video. A wrench and vice got the saw back together. Thanks we owe you a beer

Remember the old briggs engines had the over running clutch on the crankshaft that should be lubricated at this time also

Wow and they just tell you that you can’t at the equipment express you are amazing my friend gave a like and a sub!

So the rotation of the line changes from curved shaft to straight shaft only because of the head? The rotation of the engine is the same? No need to change cable?

It definitely works.....thanks for the info, Steve. Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year 2025.

very helpful!!

Great and a cool idea Steve. I am a big fan of your channel and Dewalt.

I just spent 20 bucks on wd-40 professional and pb blaster will try this lol

the link to the rpm tachometer is broken

another great video !

❤thats knowledge mr

just use ziplock bags,,it will do just as good and bags vibrate better than bottle

I found a craftsman dr brush cutter at the local dump looked brand new and it was the exact problem over filled with oil

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours, Steve!

MERRY CHRSTMAS!!

Yes this tool is awesome 😊 Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄

Steve loved the tear down video!😊

lol havin a Lucky

Hey Steve, the guy you referred to as Rick that ran straight gas in his chainsaw and destroyed the top end. My question is. Does that generally affect the short block, crank bearing, rod, etc. Asking for a friend 😊.

Wow steve thks sir

Love the videos, really great info! Thanks!

I watch the tipping lawnmower video. Thanks a lot. Great video as always. You have helped me so much. Merry Christmas Steve. I wish I knew how to tip over my 42" mower, tractor. Tired of trolley jacks & wood laying on my back on card board trying to clean the deck. LOL

Merry Christmas to you and your family

For once I'm not on the same page with Steve. I've replaced or rebuilt a few carbs over the years, and they're so cheap, the extra money for the fad fuel in say, a year, could buy a boxfull of them, plus pay for my time. That said, I do run my mix oils a bit rich, and i mostly use 2 stroke motorcycle or marine oils that seem to keep my spark screens and plugs clean. Never hammer on any stone cold engine either.

I'd like to see you do that when you're 78 years old!

Thanks for the "trip"! Winderdome Resort BC

Brilliant

excellent video. Changed to Aspen fuel 1.5 years ago, much improved mental health in the spring ;) ;)

Seen it lol. Cheers from Fanny Bay

Hi! Does this apply to vehicle alternator bearings? What type of grease would you suggest using?

You can get those PT ratchet adapters through Rock Auto also. And cheaper than Amazon

Great video Steve ! Thanks

Thanks Steve's Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎄

great ty

Echo CS 6700 chainsaw won't stay started I rebuilt the walbro carburetor hda and still won't stay started what else can I do

Merry Christmas Steve.

Hey all right way to go Steve thanks for the post drink one for me and have a Merry Christmas

Thank you señor that trick helped me a lot

Merry Christmas my friend thanks so much for the info this year 🙏

Thank you Steve! I was wondering how to do this. Thank you.

I replaced my carburetor entirely and it's surging . Can't see how a brand new carburetor needs cleaning . I cannot find a page on how to "adjust" a carburetor. Mine in for a Kohler riding mower motor

Do I have to use sealant form carberateur to engine along with gasket? If so can you recommend what kind? This is an old McCullouch promac 850chainsaw

Thanks for the info bud. I have my chains filed to the line well before they are that worn but anything is possible. Great info for sure. The pitch not matching is a sure fire way to ruin your sprockets. Thanks for sharing.

Mr steve always a trusted go to. Thank you sir ❤

Thanks Steve