Love them , and got hundreds

Thanks for sharing these treasures with everyone, have something similar here,all cast with a beautiful stone and looks like the same paint job. Someone was chucking it away by the side of the road, well the old truck never stopped so fast. Things from back then were made with quality in mind and to last. Now it’s designed obsolescence and off to the land fill. Glad to see you’re continuing to make videos , hope you and yours are well in these turbulent times. From America…Cheers!

If you still have this, the safety cut off switch (just below the spring you pick up at 3:40) is operated by the tang coming out of it when the cover is raised. Unfortunately it seems to fill up with debris and stop the switch catch releasing. I spent a bit of time with a vacuum cleaner and a little screwdriver cleaning the housing out to allow it to function correctly.

Brilliant to watch whilst having a cuppa….my thanks

These are the best yt videos

Thank you, Replacing this switch fixed my non starting issues . one time the engine would start . next time you try to start it Nothing not even a click. I checked through a lot of wires cleaned terminals . nothing. I replaced the isolator switch after finding this advice . and bingo . now we are good to start every time . I have a Yanmar 2YM15 engine.

I'm a young master service technician, an just brought 2 of these exact project motors An can't find any part numbers , can you help out plz

you are good cunt- best video i have seen on karcher repair - cant find micro cracks - Karcher really are vermin putting all of these plactic pieces attached to the metal - we all know WHY they do this

Great idea

The boy is back! Great to see you’re still Codgering and saving money and the planet.

Oh ... Poor Old Chap ... I am afraid that the common sense has gone the way of the Dodo ...

Well I'm all caught up. I haven't been receiving notifications for your channel for almost a year. All the boxes are checked, but they haven't been popping up. So, I spent the morning watchibg your adventures. Glad to see you well. I'll have to make a point of checking in manually from now on. I thought of you because another channel I watch, mustie1, was tearing into a seagull motor and ended up not having much luck....or dare I say patience, with it. I shared your maintenance episode from 9 years ago to his channel and invited folks to check it out. I'm afraid all that's left of his now is some spare parts. 😑

Good Video and thanks , I spent a whole day trying to fix this K3 piece of Junk . My advice , DO NOT waste any time trying to fix these machines , sling it in your vehicle and drop it off at the tip on your way to buy a new machine, perhaps a different make. Life is too short for trouble shooting these.

❤👍

Hi. I have rebuilt by K4 Full Control with a complete new cylinder head (ie both parts) and the leak when under pressure has stopped. However when I connect the line and lance I am getting no pressure through the lance and the led display just says 'mix'. Do the two parts of the cylinder head have to go in a certain order or any other suggestions please?

Maybe good for the trike. You never know.🤞

And don't stop him! Good on you poc

Great video and a great find. I have thought about electric bikes for a bit, but out of my price range - but at £35 with a bit of maintenance that could be an option for me. As always keep the videos coming it's great that you are uploading again -and I'm already looking forward to the next one.

Fantastic lots of good bike rides to come enjoy

Compared to what these things cost new, that is a mega bargain! Are you going to get it set up to tow your little trailer?

nice one POC i repaired the very same bike last year for a friend, controller went down so fitted a cheap and cheerfull controller and yes i found those same batteries, very heavy, but it's back on the road, atb Kev

That's well impressive what a bargain 😉

Very nice. I got a free electric bike, I think it might be the earlier version of yours there. Had to puch it over a mile on flat tyres to get it home. Sadly while the motor worked and the frame was in useable condition, the controls were shot due to damage and rust. Uneconomical to repair sadly as parts were long since defunct and adapting new ones would have been very costly and time consuming for something just as a toy really. Unfortunately had to scrap it, luckily though some parts were salvageable and I made £50 selling the old battery carrier and switch so I at least got my time investment back. Enjoy your rides, don't let the coppers catch you though, it isn't pedal assist so technically not legal these days without a license and insurance etc. ;)

nice score poc

Great find and gonna be fun cruising round the village 👌🏼

Perfect

Worth £35 because the structure is already there. Just add a lipo battery and a better hub motor.

nice to see you fit and well .poroldchap.hope to see another video soon.

A pleasure to watch your video all getsome handy tips and a way to make jobs easier thank you 🙂👍

I’m in dire need of a guide on filler and HARDENER production for my school project. The materials and the mix ratios. Video link will be best help me please 👏

Sadly vert true 👍

Great idea 🙂👍

Thanks for the great tip, I will try it on my mower next time. 👍

My last petrol mower had the handle like the green one, but the pull start came out of the case pointing towards the front of the mower, so you couldn't pull it and hold the handle in place. Wish I'd thought of velcro! I had an old bootlace tied on that I could then tie the handle in place with. Did the job, but could have been an issue if I ever needed to stop it quick! Yesterday Facebook local free stuff group provided me with a free push along cylinder mower. Just needed a sharpen and a spot of oil here and there, and it's perfect. Strangely relaxing to use too!!

Today found one exactly like that one, didn't had a clue what it was, ATM cleaning it, then gonna paint it. Any idea how deep can it pump?

Something else I do to my mowers that are not going to make the safety nazis happy. I remove the rubber flap that drags across the back deck of the mower. I know it keeps toes out of the blade but it adds so much drag and effort to pushing and pulling the mower.

K.i.s.s every time

Great tip I use a spring clamp on my mower to keep it running

great hack i use a cable tie also for my jet washer

Thank you

Good tip, thanks

I have the exact same mountfield mower I call it the tank it goes through anything and It's still going over 10 years later I use a quick release cable ties on my handles

simple tips are the best👍👍👍👍 atb Kev

Nice one mate. Some blokes half your age would quail at a task like that. Where there's a will there's a way.👍

Thanks for the interesting video, your longest to date I think. 👍

Always a pleasure, POC. All the best to you and yours, Sir.

The noise of a good sharp plane takes me back to when I was a kid, annoying my dad and grandad while they were working 😆 And your trike reminded me of when I first started infants school. Mum would take me to school on her pashley picador trike, me sitting in the basket on the back

well done that man.

Great Stuff POC Blessings From Aberystwyth , Wales

What did you dip the screws in and why?