I Bought A Cheap Lawnmower

[@gradyhernandez4699]

I like troy Bilt mowers.

[@Mike-anic]

Haven't had a chance to work on one yet.

[@stevesmith6058]

I really wish you would use the proper tools because you live in Canada doesn’t mean everything is metric it’s half inch your chanson on stripping the heads off

[@Mike-anic]

If the tool works, it'll be used. It's NOT a Space Shuttle, or a Million Dollar F1 Engine. Heck, it's not even a personal submersible, it's a LAWNMOWER. If a bolt rounds, oh well, I'll replace it. Big deal. Do you know how many times that's happened? Zero. Not once. BUT I have used SAE sockets on SAE bolts, and they've rounded right off, since they were rusted out. So, I cut them off. It's a Lawnmower, mate. It's not the end of the world :)

[@gradyhernandez4699]

You used a screw driver ,?​@@Mike-anic

[@Mike-anic]

@@gradyhernandez4699 😂

[@otiscoldren7238]

Didn't try to start the mower before taking it apart?

[@Mike-anic]

No, I couldn't. It had no recoil starter rope when I got the the mower. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3jYhXqcradkrZIsi=ZbQ9-kOpeXSo4V-U This is the same Lawnmower, and if you watch, you'll see it'll be hard to test it without a recoil starter rope. So no, I didn't test it. But I knew I can fix whatever the problem is, save for a blown engine

[@WaynesAdventure]

😂😂😂

[@Mike-anic]

It's NEVER something simple. Ever! Thanks for watching :)

[@gradyhernandez4699]

​@@Mike-anicTecumseh engines

[@Mike-anic]

@@gradyhernandez4699 that's the easiest explanation

[@gradyhernandez4699]

@@Mike-anic I want to learn as much as possible

[@Mike-anic]

@@gradyhernandez4699 same! I'm enjoying learning, and it has become quite a wonderful hobby

[@otiscoldren7238]

43:16 Your not sure you have spark yet!

[@Mike-anic]

Was a bail issue. Mower had plenty of spark. I have long since fixed this and sent it. The bail cable mount on the handles had failed causing the cable to slide, and not engage the bail. But thanks for watching thru! Appreciate it

[@gradyhernandez4699]

Use a correct socket dude

[@Mike-anic]

If you're referring to using a 11mm over a 7/16" then you're being foolish. 11mm and 7/16" are the same size. 7/16" is equal to 11.11mm....