OK, you ask very interesting question. I have not had that problem, but I believe the best thing to do is to unplug it. Wait a five minutes plug it back in and then try to restart it from the box not the remote. I think this will probably work. Let me know. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

@JosephHunstad mine didn't come with a remote. Some people said there is an internal button that you have to hit through a hole in the bottom of machine. Mine is like 4 years old

Thank you for your nice comment. I hope you found it useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hello excellent questions. Because the dome light has a low amperage, you can connect it to the blue and black. If you use an in-line fuse, I would put it on the blue line. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

@@JosephHunstad Thanks!!!!!

Thank you for your comment. It’s a fun project. I hope the video was helpful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

@@JosephHunstad you got it

Thank you for your comment. These are very useful. They’re also fun to use and work with. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

I am very sorry I don’t know what to say.

I noticed Joe did not change the membrane in the carburetor. I've worked on many old Stihls, Echos, Craftsman, etc, and almost always the problem is the membrane. It gets stiff and will not pump like it needs to. I am currently working on an old blower exactly like this one, and discovered that none of the new carbs online match. (Just like Joe experienced). I will now try to rebuild like he did, but I will have to find the membrane because when I took the carb apart, the membrane is stiff. Joe got lucky. He didn't change the membrane, and it must have still been soft enough. (No disrepect, Joe. I came here to see if you found the right carb online. I noticed that acceleration was a little slow. I believe the membrane is beginning to stiffen a little.)

Hello Leslie. Thank you for your kind comment. I’m glad you found it useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Done. thanks Joe

Thank you, James. I appreciate that. Thanks for subscribing. Take care. Joe.

Great comment. I agree with you. I have a screw type. Also that has to be tightened and then when you loosen it, it leaks the lever type is much easier but it’s imperfect as well. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Good call. I agree with you. Unfortunately for different couples you need to have different. Grease guns or switch them out which is a real pain isn’t it. Considers subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

@@JosephHunstad Hi Dr Joe - By adaptor what I mean is - screw a standard zerk into one end of the slide on "thingy" - this way you can attach it to your standard grease gun only when needed. The problem is finding all these adaptors which invariably end up in the bottom of your tool box. Find I have 9 grease guns for different applications and grease, plus various adaptors for hard to get to zerks!

The way to short it out so that it starts to success to basically make the connection between the two metal pads on the outlet from the wall or complete the circuit in the handle. I hope that was helpful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hey buddy, I love my vice every time I use it as a pleasure consider redoing the device if you have one they are absolutely timeless. Thanks. Joe.

Hey, thank you for your comment. I certainly could connect that with the single connection, but there are only so many slots available. I guess I wanted to save the other slots. I think I only have one left. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Wow, you ask a great question. I don’t know the actual gallon per minute required to run the saw but I don’t think it’s that great. I think you probably have enough flow rate to operate the chainsaw before you buy one however I would probably check the gallon per minute requirement at the website. It has worked very well for me. It does leak some hydraulic oil which is a lubricant and that’s a necessary, sacrificial element of the Saw but it’s a small price, consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

I hope you found it useful. I have liked this enclosure very much. It keeps the temperature constant inside and keeps it very warm and toasty for the filament. If you want to have a video camera, however you have to look through the enclosure, which is a small distortion but very doable.consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

I’m so sorry you had a problem with that. I clicked on the link you sent me and immediately came up with sound. I don’t know what’s going on. Sorry about that. Thanks. Joe.

@@JosephHunstad I have no idea either. other videos are ok. I run into this every once in a while.

Thank you for your comment and question. I’m glad you found the video helpful. I would probably replace the battery or the remote as a first thing and be certain when I use the remote. It has a clear line of sight to gate opener. Apart from that, I’m really not sure. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Great comment. I agree totally. Even the lock N lube. The most expensive one by far dribbles. It’s nice that you can lock them in and not have to hold pressure against the fitting which is very helpful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hey John, thanks for your great suggestion. I will definitely do that. I’m glad you found the video useful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Thank you very much for your comment. Yes, you are right. It is a steel nut, but it is a locking steel nut and I believe has a nylon insert to prevent it from changing position. Thank you again. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hey, that sounds good. I hope the video was helpful. It does work just step-by-step instructions. You’ll get there. Take care. Joe consider subscribing thanks.

@@JosephHunstad subscribed! 🤗👍🏼 thanks again!

That’s no good sorry to hear about that. All of the elements and mine are still working. OK, which is good consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Thank you very much for your nice comment. I’m glad you found it useful. Yes, this is a great sharpening device. That does everything you want all at once and makes it actually a very quick and predictable outcome. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Good comment about the close-up. I’ll try to reshoot this.

@@JosephHunstad Thank you very much for reading and replying to viewers comments! Subscribed. One question: I regularly cut tree logs along the grain, as an "old man's" way of splitting firewood. Is there anything different or need to know when sharpening a ripping chain, vs regular chain?

Hey buddy, fantastic question. The vast majority of chains are crosscut chains. A rib chain has fewer teeth to bring out the very long strands. But sharpening is the same. Thanks for your question. I’m glad you’ve subscribed. Take care. Joe.

That sounds like a great idea. Yes, you can use such a large quantity and then nickel plate. Much larger parts this fantastic. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

I’m so glad you found it helpful. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Periodic electrical problems are a real challenge to fix. First thing I would do is replace the batteries in your remote and then check the wiring on the winch to be sure it’s all stable and solid and properly tightened. Tough one. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hey, that’s a really good question. I’m really not sure but if you’re able to measure the O-rings, you might be able to buy those on Amazon. Thanks. Joe.

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Thank you very much for your kind comments. I hope you enjoy your rebuild. It was a lot of fun and now I have an incredible jacket as good as or better than New. Thanks for subscribing. Take care. Joe.

I think it’d be absolutely fine. If you only use one at a time, it could get overloaded if you had them both working at the same time. Good question. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

There’s nothing like using sharp well prepared tools. I hope you found that video useful. It makes using a hollow Chisholm Mortimer a joy versus a pain. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

@@JosephHunstad Oh yeah.. I have used chisels for the last 73 years.. I thought this would be easier for me now.. But the dang thing wouldn't work.. Now I see my mistake.. it was so obvious.. I have subscribed now and can't wait to go through your video's

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Hello there. Yes I would enjoy collaboration. Let me know the products that you’d like me to review. This printer is pretty amazing and I think we could highlight your products with it very well. Thanks. Joe.

I’d like to know what products are available. I’ve used PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU(not very well), I have not tried the carbon reinforced fiber or others. Thank you. Joe.

@@JosephHunstad Hi Joe, would like to have a further discussion, may i know your email?

@@JosephHunstad Hi Joe, would like to have a further discussion, may I know your contact info?

Hey man, that’s great. Thanks for sharing. They are fantastic connectors. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

Hey, I’m glad you found this helpful. If you have something running on that always online guess it will drain the battery for sure but if it’s not connected to anything using power, it’ll be OK consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.

No, the handles are steel. They’re covered with the rubber coating though to make them more comfortable. Consider subscribing. Thanks. Joe.