How I Go About Troubleshooting Jobs Start To Finish

[@tedlarson2078]

Crawled out of the mower repair video rabbit hole three days ago. Just when you think you’re out. They pull you back in!

[@clintmcalister7834]

I love how he gives the tools different voices. He's a nut

[@larryspiller6633]

I know an older guy who lives down the street from him and uses his services. He had never seen these videos before I showed him. Said he had no idea he was this funny, just that he ran a good local business. He was actually surprised about his comical side.

[@mikemaki1104]

Did you get to order the fan????

[@timothyhorne557]

Taryl may be a nut but hes the best one in the bin . Funny videos that can change your mood and learn you how to fix your mower its a win win .

[@publicuser2534]

Are his teeth real?

[@larryspiller6633]

@@publicuser2534 No, neither is the hair. He has normal looking teeth and hair.

[@pyromedichd1]

Great job Taryl. Finding people who take pride in their work and make the extra effort to do a good job is getting more and more difficult to find.

[@nathanshaffer5105]

The incompetency crisis America is facing is crazy...we just want quality parts and service...so I understand why you are done Taryl

[@santaclause2875]

Our country is being run by a bunch of goons and half-wits.

[@philliphall5198]

It’s crazy but the replacement parts are just terrible junk period Even oem parts are nothing but cheap china crap 💩 😢 Third world greedy politicians who have destroyed the future of America 🇺🇸

[@FencerFixerRepairLLCKansasCity]

You have information all over your mower, LOOK AT IT! That was one of the best parts

[@independenttntn3276]

Yea, that so true, but laughed anyway.

[@zrkn1]

The Taryl of old, excellent video Sir and Sons, even the wife couldn't stop watching. Thank You for the Sunday morning treat. ps I received my T shirt and stickers and the quality of the shirt is excellent, heavy duty my brother. Shout out to Slippers also!

[@aprilgeneric8027]

57 : 15 was the best part....i got the dish on all the good restaurants in indiana !

[@jamesstuckey8715]

Thank you for all you do to help the Common Man. I wish you were my neighbor.

[@beeenn649]

Everything I own is more than 50 years old, this is why I don't have problems with my equipment. Get it strait, BUY OLD STUFF< ITS DEPENDABLLE!

[@thomasfx3190]

That’s a good one. My edger is from 1979 and it’s the best thing in my garage.

[@philliphall5198]

I agree, fix it up like new and use it for 20/30 years ❤

[@scooterwoodley195]

The kid is a great comedic Italian mob actor. Legit skills

[@ScottGovey]

Yes!!! I MISSED THAT BANJO INTRO!!! Thats how I know this channel! Thank's taryl! As for the end video comments, as busy as we are at our shop, trying to get stuff back to our customers as quickly as possible, If they preclean their units prior to bringin it in,....as in get all the grass cleared off.... that saves us 20 mins+ depending on how bad it is. We offer a $25 off full service price. We still wash them afterwards though. It just saves time and frustration trying to get everyone their equipment back as fast as possible. Thank's for sharing!

[@chrisskon5067]

I've had customers think that I gave them the wrong mower because the machine they get back in nice and clean compared to when it came in. However, if a machine comes in that has never been taken care of and/or is caked full of grass/mud/etc then they get charged a cleaning fee. Keep up the great work that you do and keep making these great videos. Thank you!!!

[@xonerate]

You are one Hell of a Mechanic Taryl, Experience Goes a long way as well. I always prefer Interstate Batteries over all the Rest. God Bless The Taryl Fixes all Family.

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

Interstate batteries are junk. They used to be the GO-TO battery but derailed somewhere along the line. No repair shop of any kind any where in the two bordering counties carry them any more. Everyone here has gone to NAPA. Interstate stuck it to the shops by not honoring their warranty.

[@raygarafano3633]

Yup Toyota sold me an 84 month battery, never made 5 years, toyota says in an add on internet batteries hardly last beyond 5 yrs. But they sell theirs, as good for 7 years. F-U toyota

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

@@raygarafano3633 All the shops in my area have dropped Interstate due to warranty issues and shops having to eat the labor. Typical of all of them nowadays though. I have two Optima Redtops one bought in 2012 the other in 2015, both still top notch. Now I understand Optima moved production to Mexico and quality went down the toilet. So sad...

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

@@raygarafano3633 p.s. Here's why I would never buy a battery from the stealership. Two guys, one Cadillac CTS, other Dodge pickup. CTS battery $600+ at the dealer, Dodge $450+ at the dealer! Delco Gold batteries, $200 all day long. 15 minutes to change out. I know, I own a CTS also, bro owns a Dodge, excuse me, Ram .

[@ricomartin4090]

That "get it boi", @ 14:08 , rally gave the wholesome feeling .... Lol. Like being at my uncle's or cousins shop again. This information taught her is such a good way to learn it's a shame it can't be done forever....

[@lsj1]

I love the sound of breaking glass! Nice Nick Lowe reference, haha.

[@SlwRpr]

I throughly enjoy your videos, i have learned a lot too. When i first stumbled across the first video from you i thought you had a very large overbite, ha ha

[@timmygilbert1371]

LMFAO on fuel filter eye ballin ya !!!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

Loved the tripod in the last scene 😅😅 Taryl added a "continuity test" to the video!

[@IronMan-ml5yi]

The funny nature of you makes me remember your teachings.

[@taterbites]

The barn is a good place for it.😅

[@user-mu4wz9fc3x]

Thank you my tech brother from another mother for your time and effort in making this video.

[@johnosborne9912]

You gave me a good idea. I have a 1986 Honda trx 350 that the fuel pump went out. A common problem with it. 70 dollars new. I drilled and happened the head for the Makuni fuel pump. It works fantastic. Thank you.

[@kevinleee3408]

Nice

[@jcnpresser]

I was waiting for uncle Andy to go flying over the fence!

[@tomessary4099]

Fabulous work … great work on the seat!

[@rapidfire-0680]

I Saw That Video 🤔 Taryl ! , I Remembered 😂👍

[@richardherbert6665]

Like the diagnostic. Have fun with it too! Give er buddy!

[@AltimaNEO]

All the best stuff is made in Japan!

[@retrofriends]

Those rounded clips are called Hog Rings😊 Great video!

[@charliesgrumma5388]

00:45:00 Taryl informs people they can drill and tap grease fittings into the pivot wheels, but it was lacking important details. Because both upper and lower bearings are sealed (like most non-commercial deck spindles are), one would need to remove both bearings, drill a 1/8" relief hole on one side of the bearing through the dust protector and remove the entire dust protection shield on the other side of the bearing, and reinstall them before you could ever get grease into the bearing. I'm not criticizing anything, just letting the kids know what to expect if they take your advice to add the zerks. Love ya, mean it!

[@raymonster55]

Great work. Nobody in business would have fixed that seat.

[@TheChube25]

Good morning, grass rats!

[@RustyZipper]

🖖 4th

[@Booninater]

I heard rass grats

[@USMC-Sniper-0137]

Use a Nutsert. I buy my epoxy putty from Pinch-a-penny to seal leaks underwater in my 1500 gallon fountain that is made of concrete. Wet your fingers to spread and feather the putty out before you paint if you wish.... Grease fittings are probably under them trailer type caps up front.......

[@joshuacantu101]

Love it you guys always make me smile😂

[@davidparsons5513]

Speaking about 3rd party parts... my John Deere 48" deck needed new spindles. Looked online for OEM parts, and found them pretty expensive. Started looking at alternates, found a STENS for much less. Normally, I like OEM parts for all my toys and tools and avoid 3rd party, but because of your videos and trust in STENS, I ordered 3 of them. Saved almost $100. I'll get them later this week and we'll see how well they work out. 👍

[@robertskelton2576]

Unless the spindles are bad just replace 6 bearings for a couple dollars each.

[@davidparsons5513]

@@robertskelton2576 2 of them no longer spin true, thanx to a couple of invisible tree stumps.

[@philliphall5198]

Good luck and let us know, ok

[@davidparsons5513]

The STENS spindles seem to be pretty well made, even had grease fittings, but the mount studs appear to be of a lesser quality than OEM. Broke one tightening it down. Fortunately, they are just splined bolts, so drove one out of the old spindle and put it in the new one. Only time will tell how the bearings hold up.

[@philliphall5198]

@@davidparsons5513 Thanks let me know, I use a lot of them on customer equipment but they are not used much in our dry area

[@gazoo-pl4nx]

these guys are funny AF

[@960wattoffgridrv]

I would never use 1/4 20 for seat mounting. I would at least go with a 5/16" or 3/8" nuts and bolts. If you get an operator who weighs over 200lbs, the bumps and dips in the ground will shake and jostle a driver around and the seat will always end up breaking bolts if the driver is a chubby person. that's just how it goes

[@matopezuta2050]

Not sure why people think they need to replace the spring clamps with the screw type. I usually replace the screw type with spring clamps. Too many people over tighten those screw type clamps and damage the hose. Spring type will not damage the rubber lines.

[@santaclause2875]

Exactly. Some of the screw clamps when tightened will actually deform the hose and make it leak like hell.

[@lnk4328]

The spring type are actually better because they are constant torque.

I think they know how to use a screw driver better than needle nose pliers!

[@mikeadams3131]

The filter was looking at you DIRTY

[@garylee9738]

T, you should apologize to the fuel filter for wrongfully accusing it of leaking.

[@dougthornton6884]

Corrugated joint fasteners. My Dad used them when building screens and storm window frames. He bought stainless steel one. I have a whole coffee can of them in the shop...Hog rings are used when attaching upholstery , like on a auto seat.... I have them also...

[@treytaylor7553]

Taryl, you make doing work lots of fun. I wish I had someone to work with that’s fun like you!

[@donaldmcpherson3226]

Thanks for edumakating me.

[@itslee253]

Carol and gang I love to watch your videos with my five year-old grandson. They just crack us up. I just purchased the kid bundle. It would absolutely be awesome if you guys could sign his shirt thanks.

[@jebjeb7770]

Thanks Tarrel!

[@michaelfularz1055]

A t-nut is a person who is crazy about tea.. LoL

[@kevinleee3408]

Duh dum tiss

[@baldeagle242]

Hog nose Rings. (Metal piece holding seat together)

[@santaclause2875]

What about the hydraulic oil filter, Taryl? What about the hydraulic filter? The hydraulic filter, Taryl. What about that??????

[@hawkinseric]

Check for Fluffy's house under the engine cover?

No tell tale aroma, perhaps?

[@lestergillis8171]

You could use a "water dunk tank" to submerge leaking tires under a few inches of water to track down the exact location of the leak.

[@garylee9738]

No Snap-On tools needed Val!

[@patjohnson3100]

I never heard of the Ferris brand of power equipment. Possibly is was marketed regionally in the Midwest. Ive never seen it in the Intermountain West. Thats one reason i like this channel. TD works on regional equipment brands I've never seen before. Its especially interesting when the equipment is rare vintage equipment.

[@brandonstclair6530]

Ferris is sold nationwide, it a product of the Briggs and Stratton company.

[@santaclause2875]

Hell, Ferris has been around for 40 years.

[@ForrestGump1212]

Ferris is the "Cadillac" of zero turn mowers. 😀

[@doublej9717]

Ferris was owned by and made zero turn Simplicity mowers before the Breaks and Scrappem buyout. Really nice machines!

[@andrewchristiansen8311]

As an Italian from Jersey ..... I need a meatball too..😅🤣😂

[@independentthinker8930]

Dr Grassrat to the O. R. stat! 😂

[@bobbGSP]

An alternative to soapy water is Windex. Probably should rinse off with water to avoid any drying out of rubber.

[@terrystroble8657]

Good thing it cost the Ferris owner 10 G's for the repair.

[@kevinleee3408]

Bologna

[@rtt1026]

For the first time over many yrs. I just heard Terrell cuss, Y'all he's a sinner, I knew it ! lol

[@modoc852]

Man I’d like to have one of these mowers. My dad always said behind every good and successful business is a “calling card” like taking the time to fix the little things and making it purdy.

[@mrutherford8590]

Spray paint the wood so it will stop rotting and pull engine cover and look for fluffy

[@CJRock-xn5qf]

The OEM pump that is leaking is replaced with another OEM pump that will also leak... just not as soon as a crappy Chinese made pump. Briggs, Kohler, and Kawasaki should put that in their marketing brochures.

[@Steve-O-78]

You're right Taryl. Shop pack isn't available from Briggs until 6/30!!!! Woooow smh

[@philliphall5198]

I know and we’ve been waiting on them also 😢😢😢

[@independenttntn3276]

"We don't do that...we calll you...with the phone...we pick up the phone and call you and we say hey, dol you want this done, do you want that done...do you understand the words coming out of my mouth?"" You're mental lol. I love it.

[@raygarafano3633]

Now-a- days ya gotta spell it all out.

[@bobbundus4593]

always leave it looking better than the way you found it! No matter how well the work is done (or not) they think it's good if it looks good

[@buzzedalldrink9131]

update on Briggs fuel pump- part number 808656 looks like it changed to 597338,or Briggs has another number. Packaging says made in usa. However ,It is still made by Mikuni , no briggs logo on it, and it is made in Mexico! Price was a few dollars cheaper that for 808656- I paid $21 , seems to works just fine. FYI: I have used the cheap pumps mentioned in the video but I use the ones with the metal housing. They were between 12 and $15. I’ve never had a problem with those and they are rebuildable. your Mileage may vary.

[@Cadwgan_Sare]

Interesting that he has problems finding the B&S 4271 fuel pump pack. I visited the shop briggsandstratton website and they seem to have plenty in stock for 92.01 per 5 pack.

[@Cadwgan_Sare]

B&S store has loads in stock in the 5 pack.

[@Phatty057]

You could just swap out the oil filter to make up the difference on the oil level? Good vidya.

[@nickwebberdjceeskee]

Good find Taryl on that hydro cooling fan that could have been bad!

[@nikekidingram2998]

Great video. Keep up the great work and there s your dinner 👋

[@antoniomarc7174]

Great work and loved the Skit. 👍👍 We have a place near us called Baglian’s Market

[@redtailhawk289]

Taryl. those fuel filters with metal inside will start rusting in 2 weeks. I found out the hard way I had to replace 2 needle and seats on My tow truck with a 500 cam Holley carb. The 10%. gas cause rust.

[@schmiermaxe74]

Btw, in Germany the 808656 is available from 45 € to 60 € from different dealers. And the 4271, too. For 170 € to 200 €.

[@Cadwgan_Sare]

Interesting that he has problems finding the B&S 4271 fuel pump pack. I visited the shop briggsandstratton website and they seem to have plenty in stock for 92.01 per 5 pack.

[@brandonstclair6530]

My dad has the smaller version of that Ferris, I think it’s a 1000. Looks just like that one just smaller. Came from the scrap yard. Good shape just has been in a barn about 10 years.

[@Darjan_Spasojevic]

We need more of these shops around these small towns. 🇺🇸

[@publicuser2534]

I want to open my own. Make it a veteran-owned and operated shop

[@atibbs14]

@@publicuser2534thank you for your service!

[@timothykelly5588]

​@@publicuser2534 I'm a vet my dad was/is a vet, both US Army..we were both mechanics me 68D (aviation)/dad 63Z ;he died 2 yrs ago with what is basically small engine repair shop ~80% 2 stroke and I took over his property Including his/my 67 CJ5 jeep: I want the parts to go somewhere they will be appreciated and not just thrown out. I'm a 100% service connected C 6/7 quadriplegic and can't do any work on things-if you are interested in the parts (most of my life is with that jeep)...I'm interested in you

[@derrickwoods2803]

I own one

[@publicuser2534]

@@derrickwoods2803 Right on. How did you build your clientele? And, if you don’t mind me asking, where are the best places to find junked equipment?

[@mudell.hunter0426]

I love the content

[@MyDuckfoot]

Thank you for doing this video, I'm tired of seeing everyone showing me how to clean a carbatrader .

[@charliesgrumma5388]

00:35:37 I believe those little metal rings are called "hog rings" in the upholstery business.

[@erikpresto6432]

Uncle Andy can get workers compensation if he applies. Head injury on the job. Lol😂

[@chevyhp]

Awesome video @Taryl had me laughing good stuff man👍

[@jimhoward1655]

I love the putty, its like jb weld that stays put and is formable! You should try superglue and baking soda or superglue and graphite it works great for repairing plastic parts and other things.

[@marshallsayre58]

Just an idea..since your the interstate distributer..maybe you should be the distributer for all small engines kinda stuff..that way you'll be in the forefront of parts distribution..maybe

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

Interstate Batteries are JUNK!

[@ralphwatten2426]

Vic had better be minding his Q's around Andy, he can handle himself. How many clams, whew!

[@Entreprenorris]

Those pieces that look like staples are called corrugated fasteners. Keep up the good work love the videos

[@mattclark5480]

👍

[@jellojoe00]

Damn that bolt fell out and smashed the fan.

[@user-ot2eo9fx9y]

Glue a large fender washer to backside of the plywood, glue 1/4 20 bolt to washer, fixed

[@Cadwgan_Sare]

Or tack weld it.

[@ricvis44]

You should do a video on putting those Amazon bearings on the spindles of riding lawnmowers. I did mine and it makes it like it’s got power steering. They also have bearings for the wheels to replace the plastic bushings. Really makes a difference!

[@martinaudet7687]

There's gotta be a story arc in this skit. Looking forward to one. Always love your videos. But I'm going to upset you now. I'm buying a Cub, er, Scrub Cadet LX42 next week with the Intellidrive and all the other features. But, this one has a Kohler 7000 twin engine instead of the Scrub cadet's default Chinesium engine. I'm looking forward to sending you a review in a few months.

[@alext8828]

That's when we saw the Loch Ness Monster. He said he needs about Tree Fiddy.

[@ClickinChicken]

I hear the morning doves in Indiana today! I always knew you were CIA (T-bolt part). You're the Master, and I suspect many of your subscribers (aka grass rats). Look forward to it on Sunday's with delayed gratification. A joy to the Americans, you are! Robert De Nero should have stuck to acting!!! 😉

[@Ecksterphono]

Try the rope method next time 30:38. Put a rope through the T nut hole and guide the rope through an opening ( or even a yarn piece) put the new t nut on the other end by tieing a knot to hold the t nut in from slipping. Pull the rope through the t nut hole to give it some bite in the wood. Carefully remove the string from the opening while the t nut is slightly secured in the t nut hole. Then thread a bolt with a backing washer pack and use a wrench and carefully suck the t nut into the wood and voilà your set. No need to pull back the upholstery. And there's your dinner.

[@larryweinberg1191]

taryl puts the real in reality

[@austinrobinson5612]

Teryrl Dactle, fuel filter looks like a wix 33002 or 33001. Don't work at part store anymore but know numbers still.

[@philliphall5198]

I ❤interstate battery and there services 😊 Best battery for the money

[@haneyoakie14]

Portillos rocks! We have one in Detroit now.

[@spikeleestree8015]

I use 2 tools to start n finish. The first and the last of an 18 pack of Hamms

[@budtackett8347]

sometimes i dont have them fix it all 😂

[@elsdp-4560]

Thank you for sharing.👍

[@karatejoe5049]

You have to get your Portillo's beefs dipped. Only maniacs don't

[@davidbjerrum6178]

i know everyone has there preference on tools but for me i use regular ol pliers for the hose clamps. i dont know if its my ocd or what but it drives me nuts seein someone use needle nose on those clamps. i just want to reach thru the screen with regular pliers and do it myself. lol🤣 love your vids.

[@donaldboley771]

Probably should remove the blower shroud off and see if it has a rat nest under it

[@andyr5669]

Looking for the video where Tayrl gets a spell casted on him from a strange lady in a dress. What’s it’s called! lol 😂

[@williamwelch7]

Thanks Taryl

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

Spot weld a fender washer on the back of the T nut