Thanks for doing this video ..I just bought one today and it was $ 44 .00, Looks like it took care of that log you had there with no problem.. I've never used a chainsaw before only a hacksaw so as a girl I'm a little nervous, however what I need to cut up is not as thick as what you cut ..so I feel better plus your thorough reviews! I'm ready!😂

I have the same Warrior saw and have only used it a few times. However, yesterday the saw itself began shaking (shimmying) so badly that the entire body of the saw did the same plus my hands and arms, shoulders, and skull shook along with it. I felt like my brain was being shaken within my skull. Afterword, I saw that the mechanism that holds the blade and the blade itself was not tight. So do I just need to tighten the blade holder somehow? Appreciate your thoughts.

This has been an issue for over a year. I am so happy that this video was posted. Finally something that works. Thank you so much.

Screw the green commies

My Pittsburgh reciprocating saw had a faulty trigger due to low-quality plastic parts. It got stuck and stays on. Dangerous!!! I had to take it apart and sand down the edges to fix it. Some of these tools are more like disposable items, good for only one project. For certain tools, I prefer to invest in a higher-quality option that will last longer with better performance.

I have one of this and it's held up real nicely the trigger does stick sometimes so you have to be careful 😅

Thank you sir

I used some Nashua Stretch n Seal tape as a wrap to seal and reinforce this joint. It is easy to use and available at Home Depot, Lowe's and such. Perfect, easy fix using just a 4" or 5" piece. Should last the life of the flush valve or fill tube itself, whichever comes first. Highly recommended!

perfect video only took 15 minutes to replace the old one was gooked up maybe could have just cleaned it but I replaced it no issues

Lot of talking no showing. You are jackass

I have a 2015 V-Star 950, and I bought this exact same windshield based on your recommendation. I am extremely grateful for your video, you saved me tons of time putting it on. Your biggest time saver for me was showing where the brackets went, especially on the forks. My installation went about the same as yours, including using longer screws on the fork brackets. One interesting problem I had was that the machining on one of the fork brackets was such that the barrel didn't line up with the hole. I had to use a Dremel to widen the area of the flat spot (hope that makes sense); the other was perfect. I also used Loctite (blue) on every screw, barrel and set-screw, so it hopefully doesn't come loose. Overall pretty happy with it! My sissy bar/luggage rack is next (same as yours, of course!). Thanks again!

Yes, agree with others, your video is excellent to replace seal. Use a flat head to press one clip, then next clip to release black cover. They seem to go back like a see saw. Turning the seal cap wasn't hard. Thanks for being easy to follow, gives me confidence!👍

Worked great. I used a pocket knife

Nice review video. Are you up for a collaboration talking about the maintenance of the lawn mower by the way? I mean you get the knowledge of lawn mower maintenance and we Hipa gets the affordable and good quality aftermarket parts. Maybe we can work together to help more DIY repairers in the community.

Thank you sir! $3.23 part, less than 10 minutes to fix start to finish.

Thanks for your help! We lost my dad a year ago and learning to repair the house has been a learning care so thanks so much!

You do not pull the top apart, you hold the bottom assembly and THEN turn the top counter-clockwise to take apart. DUH

That is the best thing to do. Hold onto and repair them as long as you can. Some newer appliances are just too costly for some to fix. That is assuming they can get the parts first of all.

best way to fix a running toilet is to close the bathroom door! Then it can’t go far !!!!!!! lol !!!!!

Bruh I just bought my first house and this really helped thank you!

Thank you so much!! I just couldn’t figure that out!!

That sucks lol mine just came completely assembled. All I had to do was screw two wing nuts to half handles together.

Worked for me! Thanks so much!

I’m 71, have been cutting grass since I was 10 and have never had such mower issues like I’ve had with Yardmax. Fate two years, my YG1550 needed new wheels and the lower handle broke. I’m a retired pipe fitter so I bent a new lower handle out of better steel tubing. This thing is getting close to being kicked out the door. Give me a good old Murray any day.

Same thing happened to my Yardmax YG1550. Where did you get the lower handle replacement part?

Like video

If i were you, I would just consider buying a new mower. I wouldn’t wanna deal with any more broken parts.

Ran into the same issue wheel broke on me

Yesterday my toilet flushed and then was extremely slow filling. I flushed any debris from inside (there was some), turned water back on and it flushed/filled fine. But then it wouldn't fill again unless I turned water off and back on. So I initially ordered a whole new fill valve from amazon along with more flappers because I noticed the current one was looking very rough. Then after further research, I saw advice to just replace the seal for the fill valve. So I made another amazon order for 2 seals (one for future use). I got the 1st order today, with the full valve kit and decided to use the seal from it instead of waiting for the 2nd order of 2 seals (because I'm tired of not flushing or having to turn the water off/on). The first few flushes filled at a good speed, but after done there was a squealing noise that hadn't happened before. Came back to youtube and saw the same advice of changing the seal to stop that issue. I pressed down on the top of the fill valve and now it seems to be quiet, at least the last few times I've flushed. When I get the 2nd order of seals, I'll open a package and put one in the new fill valve and not have to worry about remembering if the whole thing needs to be replaced. It is nice being self-sufficient, especially if you don't have a man around to be handy.

Worked perfectly! My Moen shower head was horrible, removed the ring inside and it’s now normal pressure! Thank you for the helpful video

Are you going to be starting from the deck, or using the rope guide, which keeps it in place further up the handle?

I have had my share of wheels break, especially at the brackets. Same old company story. What did they think, you made the shit up.

Dude, it only takes a coupple minutes to drain a water heater, without using a pump. Who the hell told you it takes 2-3 hours to drain😂😂😂 WTF

Why do you need to heat hot water? Sorry, couldn't help myself. 😊

I had a restricted water flow from my shower head as well, but I troubleshooted with the shower head removed and then turned on the water after removal to see what the flow pressure was like thru the shower hose. Low and behold it also had washers that restricted the flow so then I removed the washers from the hose and turned the water on again and whoa Nelly, the water came thru at 2.5 GPM, just like the pressure valve is rated. I then screwed on the shower head again, leaving it's washer in (because it is also deeper inside and harder to remove compared to the hose washer. Problem solved, water pressure was fantastic!!!

Yep, I have one of those except mine is DC. I use it to transfer external water containers (IBC totes) into my travel trailer's 80-gallon tank. It does quite a good job and I can mount it to the deck of my cargo hold. It is actually my second one, since I accidentally ran the first one dry for about 20 minutes when I walked away and the tote ran out of water. That will burn out the pump. I think the limit is about 30 seconds of running dry.

Thanks so much! Exactly the fix I needed.

please dont stop the yardmax videos because I just bought one

Why not use wire instead so you don’t have to deal with the ties getting brittle and breaking?

Thanks for this, my drier has been smelling and I can see lint on the outside back so now I know I can fix the problem myself. I’ve had the back off once before to replace a fuse but didn’t realize there’d be lint buildup back there.

I hate and love this thank you

You didn’t actually show how to replace the wheel. So this clip is useless!!!!!!

Doesn't show fault in seal component.

Which brand did you use for oil ??

Good review. Just facts. I have one of these. Definitely not the highest of quality but it's the cheapest one I could find. I refuse to spend a tremendous amount of money on a push mower. I have had good success with it thus far. The one thing you mentioned about the smoke and the back fires. Could be the timing is off by literally one tooth or it could have been damaged from brand new. I have read a lot of reviews that sound like people have damaged them right out of the box. They put cheap oil in, start them one time, drain the oil back out and ship them. One thing I always live by is all motors need to be broke in. Manufactures say no but really it's your risk. When I got mine, before I ever started it. I turned the blade and it was really rough. I put synthetic oil in it and good gas and cycled it a bunch of times before I started it. I ran it for a half hour before I ever cut with it. It puffed white smoke on the first start and never did it again. Nothing is made with the same quality it used to be. I think we all have to be more diligent these days or we won't have anything very long

So, they never send you a replacement wheel?... I got yardmax yg2760 less than a year and so far so good. But concerned about how to get replacement parts for it in the future. BTW thank you for the video about yardmax customer service.

Excellent. Going to do my door today.

Did u replace the seal/gasket?

Yes I agree we need to see what is being done not just talk about it show us

The reason for the back fire is because the carburetor puts in a lot of gasoline at low revolutions and when it starts it also causes a lot of smoke.