EASY TRICK To Tighten A Limp Starter Rope That Won't Retract

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[@floridamusician9219]

My wife and I thank you for helping figure out how to tighten up my limp rope. Worked like a charm and didn't even need a blue pill.

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[@mikeprice8307]

​@@StevesSmallEngineSaloonwhat if it doesn't have tension?

[@KIZAB1]

Hey Steve just wanna say a massive thank you I spent two hours disassembling and reassembling my pullstart trying to fix this problem and In 7 minutes you’ve helped me sort it, again huge thank you

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[@tomphillips2608]

I had to "wait" 7 yrs, but the lube trick worked perfectly. Scanned 4-5 other vids , all for replacing cord. This was spot on. Steve, you're the best!

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Steve, your explanation, especially the last bit about how to check if the spring is too tight, is superior to several other videos on this subject. I totally enjoyed your teaching and I gave you a thumb's up. Kudos!

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[@travischaddock4826]

For some reason it took me 10 times of watching this to understand how the rope wasn't just getting wrapped around the pulley. I understand it now and this is probably the best thing I've ever seen on KZbin but man, that confused my brain. This will save me hours everyday doing lawnmowers! Even after 2 years of working on them everyday I always tell myself there is more to learn. This is a good example!

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Steve you've done it again! You saved me a repair bill with a simple solution for a limp starter rope. You have saved me more $ than any other channel that I subscribe to. Thanks.

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[@zivcovla]

Thanks Steve. All I had to do was spray lube onto the spring and work it in and mine was fixed. I was getting ready to just go to the store and buy a new pull starter assembly without even thinking about it. Saved me some good beer money. Really appreciate it.

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Excellent!

[@shugemery]

Thankee for showing clearly how to do this. Mine has been dangling a while. Good to go now.

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[@compgutt]

Best thing ever Went straight out and fixed the pull start on my log splitter Been annoying me for months and saw your other video and went straight out and turned the pull start on my generator to where it needed to be That ones been annoying me for years Thanks so much Your a legend Thanks.........Damon from Australia

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[@frontporchanarchast]

I thought the recoil spring on the tiller I was using was bad. I'm glad I watched this before going any further. It was a 5 minute fix once I saw this video. I had literally looked at that little notch and wondered what it was for. Thank you for your service to humanity, or at least that part of it that uses small engines.

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[@pimpshack81]

I just watched this video with a pull start assembly in front of me did what you said by putting the rope in the notch and turning it… it worked perfectly… Thank you so much

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Steve, you the man! I shot my starter full of Slick 50 lubricant and added an extra loop like you describe at 02:55 and I'm back in business! This is on an old Craftsman edger that the shop told me could not be fixed because Tecumseh has been out of business over 10 years and they can't get parts. I'm glad I found your video and next time I have something like this I'll look for you first.

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[@georgeshaw8276]

Hah, this one came in handy. Just watched it yesterday and today I cleaned up the carb on a Little Wonder Pro edger that has a Honda GX-120 on it. As soon as I put gas in the tank and pulled the starter rope the first time, it was left dangling on the floor. Was so glad I watched this. Just took it off, sprayed it with some silicone, pulled it a few times to loosen up the spring and it was fixed. So, I donated a little something for your trouble. Enjoy whatever few beers it will get ya.

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[@REVNUMANEWBERN]

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[@rob9567]

You saved me. I had dismantled the genny, had the pull cord in my hand and still couldn't get my head around how to get rid of the excess. Such a simple solution, but I would have spent hours or days figuring it out on my own. Really appreciate you uploading this video

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Glad I could help

[@Tosh.O]

i had slack in my line earlier today so instead of taking it apart i just tied another shorter knot...now i know the right way to do it cheers. New sub here

[@StevesSmallEngineSaloon]

That's great!

[@kennethwright7009]

Pulled the mower out today and had a limp rope. Looked at 3 videos and yours was by far the best. All I had to do was spray WD-40 on the spring. If I could buy you a lager I would. I’m not the sharpest butter knife in the drawer when it comes to mechanical applications. I have a feeling I’ll be visiting you again before the summer is out.

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Right on Kenny! Thank You...

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I haven't seen Lucky Lager beer since my beer can collecting days when I was in junior high school 1970-73!

[@BadBubbles1205]

Dude thank you so much!!! My pocket bike pull start had like a foot of rope hanging out. I put 2 turns of tension on it. Saved me money. Your the man!!!

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[@calebhuls49]

This guy is a genius. I figured out how to rewind my spring, put the retainer clip on, and fix my slack in the rope. Thumbs up bud

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Thank You...

[@jumpercable20]

Great job Steve, I'm a retired auto mechanic and I've been a maintenance guy most of my life. I've learned that maintenance is important to prevent problems in the future. Those that don't perform maintenance end up being Reactance people. Prepare for the problem with maintenance or React to the problem because you lacked maintenance. New Sub.

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[@BE-kv5yx]

Thank you. Basic, simple, and exactly what I was looking for. Every other instruction I have seen want me to tension without rope, then add rope under tension. My rope was .... very difficult to get through the hole, so I did not want to have to do that again. This method is so simple - I love it. Thank you again.

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[@johnnyriser8519]

Never thought to do it that way! That's a lot easier than the way I use to do it! Thanks for the tip!

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[@HousewifeInTheWoods]

It worked! I live off grid and winters can be sketchy w solar.... my cord was hanging half way out.... I did what u said and IT WORKED! ty ty ty ♡

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You're Welcome...You're Welcome...You're Welcome... Good luck out there, I know it cant be easy. Stay safe.....

[@jimbohnenkamp5082]

I have a leaf blower / vacuum with this problem - Troy Bilt. I will give it a try. In your own way, you're making all of us small engine users a little better. Thank you!

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Good luck!

[@neadbejdic9082]

Great info…was about to take apart the pulley to tension the spring…saved me a ton of trouble… thanks!!

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Glad it helped

[@bbqbob5128]

Hi Steve. Another brilliant clip. I have to state though (and quite cheekily), that if everyone followed all your advice on maintenance, tuning etc., they would never need to pull the cord to its limit, before ignition! Thanks mate.

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LOL. Thanks Bob...

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A little maintenance goes a LONG way!

[@car9308]

Thank you Steve! Perfect tutorial that I needed on tension, alignment and maintenance of the starter rope and spring coil. "Lucky" I came across your video, cheers!

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Glad it helped!

[@dougm1985]

just what i needed. my rope broke on my snow blower 15 yrs.ago. i just used the ele. start. last year i decided to try to fix the rope puller. i was able to put the handle back on, the break was next the handle. (still had the handle, as my wife says , i never throw anything out) any way it works great except the rope doesn't go all the way back in. Now , i know how to fix it. thanks for the info. Love your channel, have you tried "keystone light beer" , that's my go to.

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Thanks Steve!!! Ending my frustration!!!!

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[@JamesWilson-ry7gw]

Great video. I have been having problems with the pull start on my paramotor engine. I’ve broken a couple of springs. I think I must have had too much tension on the spring as you described. Thanks

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[@peterstauffer1741]

I can't wrap my head around why this works, but it does. I tried endlessly with manual techniques to no avail. Put the rope in that slot and jackpot. Thx boss!

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Glad it helped

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thanks mate. repaired the pull cord on my fresh water pump due to snapped rope, and now have a very loose and short pull. i'll go sort it out now. legend

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Fantastic!

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I was literally on my way to the shop right now with the piece off my BR 800 to see if they could help me when I found your video. I definitely subscribed thank you steve

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[@knnproductions8269]

You learn something new everyday! thanks for the video and great explanation. Sometimes when I don't feel like taking off the pull starter ( I hate when the gas tank is attached), I'll pull the cord out slightly and pour a little lube through the hole where the string comes out. Give it a couple light pulls to spread the lube. Works great if the spring does not need to be adjusted.

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Thanks again Steve. I’ve been working on mowers for many years and you just solved a big mystery for me. Your info is worth it’s weight in gold, thanks again, wow I’m a big fan of yours.

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Thanks for the good info.. I never knew you can take up the slack without disassembly.

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[@jonathanstone1396]

Thank you again Steve! This is at least the 3rd time I've watched this video to fix the pull start on my grandfather's 1977 rototiller.

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[@greyhairedmountainbiker116]

Dude, I applied the basic principles from this video to a Commerical walk behind, and actually fixed what appeared to be impossible!!! Thanks

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[@davidlewis3433]

Just fixed my non retracting rope on my Honda. Thanks Steve

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Excellent!

[@rstoertz]

You've helped me out once again! I watched this, then went out out and did it on my log splitter. Exactly as described. Took less time than watching the video. Thanks again Steve!

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Glad it helped!

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I hope your videos make it into the Smithsonian. The information you present should be saved for future generations. I've had many of these problems long before you tube came along and usually botched the repair work. I'm better prepared now thanks to you.

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Straight to the point good teacher......

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I had to subscribe I'm the one that actually told you that you teach people how to keep from breaking their tools instead of telling them how to fix their tools about a month ago but I didn't subscribe well I seen you again today I got to subscribe. Simply because you are a righteous man, keep up the good. work

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Thank You...

[@ChrisS-if7ev]

Most detailed video on this that I found so far. Thanks for the clear explanation. Now tomorrow I will tackle this and see if it actually works on the Honda mower. Best mower, just needs a little love.

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Good luck!

[@plumber77mjr]

wow! Thanks! I did it the hard way in the past and pulled that whole thing apart. mind blown

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Another problem I've had in the past, and two days of being subscribed, two problems fixed. Thanks again Steve. One more, and dammed if I not gonna buy a T-shirt!

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[@michaelmorgan5714]

Thanks Steve I've fixed those maybe 5 times by taking it apart. You just saved me an extra 30 min. or more many more times. I will pass this along. Mike

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Right on Mikey...

[@nikemedngeb2742]

Thank you for the great information I was trying to wind it up and then put the plastic plate on it.

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You're welcome!

[@danmit001]

LRS [limp rope syndrome ] is exactly the problem that I had this morning after replacing my torn starter rope. I now know how to repair that problem when I return to the job site tomorrow. Thanks a mint.

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[@purelightglobal7931]

That was awesome! You saved me so much time and a possible spring escape! Mine didn't have a notch, but I put one in with a drill and it worked perfectly! I will never forget this!

[@purelightglobal7931]

I want to add that I had just replaced the cord the day before because the cord was too short because of previous breakage. It just didn't have enough length to give a good pull. Now with a longer cord, it didn't go all the way in. Now I have a good pull!

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Fantastic!

[@joetapout]

i was so pissed at my Hondas pull cord i was about to buy a new mower...after your video and wd40 all good.thanks!!!

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[@hodgie542]

Thanks for that Video ..helped me out Big time

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[@PopGray1966]

Thanks for the help Steve. Used this today on a pressure washer cord.

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Excellent!

[@JohnWilliams-jj2en]

I will be trying this tomorrow on my pressure washer, which took a dive into the deep end of my pool. Your carb replacement lesson on my Stihl trimmer worked perfectly!! Thanks Steve, and will keep you posted on this fix.

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Good luck!

[@darylhall4796]

Thank you for this video it help my father an myself an saved our snowblower

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[@bryanschrum1542]

No joke! This just saved me a bunch of time and energy. I replaced my starter rope last season and it was always kind of tight but not completely right. Sometimes the handle would not go back in all the way and would hang there. Did this trick and it’s perfect now. Thanks Steve! You rock! Oh, it was super easy too and now I have a huge feeling of satisfaction knowing I fixed that by myself.

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Right on Buddy...

[@pz5341]

Nice video and great straight forward explanation. Thanks Steve!

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[@izma4322]

🎉 thanks man!! I did it on a Honda GX390 (although it didn’t have that small cut inside). But followed the same principle and now it’s fixed!!! Thank you!!

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Great to hear!

[@KenneyColeman]

Good afternoon Steve's Small Engine Saloon,thx for the advice on how to recoil a pull Rope all the way back,I had to use this video on a Stihl FS 38 Weedeater,which it recoils the pull Rope all the way back in now,nicely done man,thx again.

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Glad to help

[@drizler]

Damn, you saved the day with that force the rope around one more time trick. Thanks a million!

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[@Pichustrikesback]

yeah! I used to disassemble the whole thing. Now I know how to do it. Thanks Steve!

[@gregson99]

I did it and mine didnt even have that notch. Just used a butter knife to push it around.

[@Farout397]

Saved the day over here on a goped pull start

[@oifovo]

Great, now you are telling me I’ve been taking apart all the recoil starters for nothing. Thanks. :D

[@Timlast-cn3ju]

Love it. Had that problem many times, and didn’t know how to fix it.

[@fishygaming2194]

Wow what a great video I been so stumped on my atv pull start and this helped me tighten it and fix the problem bravo easy to understand and works

[@StevesSmallEngineSaloon]

Right on

[@dmax06]

I think this oughta help me in my case. Hopefully I just need to lube the spring. Coil works but real light on the pull, slow to rewind. It's like it's missing it's bite? Tomorrow's project, this afternoon is already booked. Thanks n Cheerz!

[@dufus2273]

thanks steve , nice trick. always wondered how to fix that

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Yep. I'm a new subscriber based on this video only! Can't wait to watch the rest of your videos. Great job. Simple, short, in plain English with good overhead camera views to go with it!!

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Right on Jeff...

[@warrenosborne1539]

Man, I would never have figured this out,, thank you!

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Glad to help

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Thanks!

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[@vanishingpoint5248]

Thanks for your handy tips sir, my generator start rope just started doing this, Ima head to the garage and give these processes a try!

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Good luck!

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Why are all The best small engine KZbin channels Canadians? Thanks for the info. Be blessed my friend. John

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Thanks John...

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U miss spelled Canada, it's United States! Lol

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Cuz it's too cold to run to the hardware store, and they gotta get that chainsaw fixed or they'll freeze to death! They taught themselves put of survival man!

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Not only small engines; big thinkers, too - Jordan Peterson!

[@94Gidge]

I have been replacing and retentioning pull cords for years and i never knew that shure beats untying or cutting the knot and winding up the spring and reasambling it. Ps i always thought that notch was for some special tool to hold the wheel still used in the factory to assemble the pull started

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Right on....

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Super sir , I too followed and succeed . Thank you very much.

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[@hypertrix]

Just fixed the spring on my pull chord. It had unraveled from the outside stopper and was just spinning inside the casing. Your video led me to it, saved me hours of headache. Cheers

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Right on

[@jonmartin1272]

Thanks. I was just about to go down the garden Center and ask them to fix it, it just needed tightening. Great thanks

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The simplest tricks are the most amazing, prechate this 1 👍

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Magical indeed , thank you my friend.

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[@davidwhite4474]

Steve I have a troy built weed eater I need to change the spring on and haven't figured out how to get past the clutch ( remove it ) can you do a full tear down for me . please .

[@jeffmarsh6363]

Another awesome video. I have an 8hp tecumseh snowblower with this issue. Glad I do not have to take the spring out and rewind. I will fix this soon.

[@StevesSmallEngineSaloon]

Glad it helped

[@mikerussell6982]

Repaired my Honda generator rope sticking problem by watching your video. Thank you Steve.

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[@neilwines3024]

You are awesome!!! Just found your videos and I have watched several now. Keep up the great videos. Awesome. Thanks Steve

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[@CWHolemanII]

Exactly what I was looking for, nothing broken, just quick loop around.

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Right on Buddy...

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Let's see ... Alcohol bottles on shelf behind you? Check! Superman logo on the wall? Check! Drinks a beer while explaining how to repair things? BIG CHECK!! This channel is a keeper! Nice job, Steve!

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Thank You...

[@df56gh4d5h]

Duuuuuuuude thanks!!! For the life of me I could not figure out how increase the tension. I thought I had to replace the spring. But what you showed worked perfectly. Man what a relief.

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[@charleshills8540]

Rescued a weed eater leaf blower from the curbside. First thing wrong was no return spring. Bought one online and today I was Fighting with it trying to get to reel up all the rope. Thought to myself, before I go crazy trying to do this there must be something on youtube. Thanks Steve you made an impossible task very easy.

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You,my friend... just earned a new subscriber... not only for the lesson, but I love the whole bar look🇺🇸🇺🇸🍻

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Awesome! Thank you!

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I want to take a moment the thank, this was driving me crazy. I am a city boy, who just moved to Florida. Don't know much about small engines, but have learned a lot from you... it is fixed and didn't cost me a dime. Will be send you a beer soon! Thank you for what you have taught me! You get me to replace gas lines in a chainsaw that cost me a $1 and got it working for A $20 bill. Keep the saloon open! I am a customer for life.

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Great to hear!

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Thanks, that was a great, tid bit of information I needed. So.....again....Thank You.....

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Hey, TY so much for the very well choreographed video's! I have a learning disability, and I like how you cut out figgiting like other non-pro-cameramen videos on other YT channels. I like that you didn't figgit with flipping the mower, nor we're you wasting video time with walking to the yard. I would give you an A+ on this one video, I could follow and fix my own mower, here's to celebrating my victory of self fixing my own small home engines and machines. OH!!! My goodness, I just noticed you even categorized your videos into department type orginized, very nice! My comments come from working as an accountant and orginizated and time management are essentials to being successful. And no, I take back the A+, you deserve an A+++ TY again!! 😉

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[@georgeman27]

I am currently watching ALL of your videos. You are a well of knowledge. I have learned more about chainsaw/lawnmower maintenance in 10 hours than in the last 10 years. Thank you for all of this.

[@StevesSmallEngineSaloon]

Right on George! You're Welcome...

[@HousewifeInTheWoods]

This was a GREAT video! so easy to follow and see..... new sub! And thanks again.... 😊

[@StevesSmallEngineSaloon]

Thank You...and You're Welcome...

[@TheBrian4708]

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