Small Engine Repair Part 2

Join Chris Link and Richard Freudenberger as they teach us how to save time and money by doing our own repairs on small engines like lawn mowers and other small machinery. Diagnose and repair common problems with 2 and 4-stroke engines. Avoid costly repairs by learning maintenance, proper fluids, and appropriate settings to promote long lasting use. We will have hands-on learning of actual processes so you can feel empowered to tackle your own equipment issues and keep machines running better for years. In part 2, Chris begins by talking about different fuel stabilizers.

[@dandelionfields6955]

Thanks for this very informative video!

[@undernetjack]

Play at 1.5X Speed 1:34 - 5:23 Two Stroke Engine 5:24 - 9:43 Small Engine Design Video Pros and Cons 9:44 - 14:38 Fuel System 17:58 Troubleshooting Chart 24:17 Spark Plug Checklist

[@DabloEscobud]

Wes Goodman for MVP

[@kymbrown1614]

Thank you

[@wayneha1]

Great video series - thank you!

[@TsHisham76]

Clearly with the 2 cycle information..Thanks

[@Sandywheels]

Thanks great vid

[@giveregard2truth502]

I wish you could have broke it down even more for clueless folks like myself

[@JesseMartinez-ct1mn]

Simple, you need fuel air and spark.

[@ineedstuff8286]

USB to adjust chainsaw?.. wow

[@JesseMartinez-ct1mn]

You can't access the computer without having the software

[@jlobdovits]

Please please don't run old fuel through your newer fuel injected car engine! This will save you tons of trouble and money down the road.

[@mod59A]

This is painful to watch. Please just take it to a professional. You will do more damage than good. The older guy in the first part should be teaching this.

[@HeavyReign12]

Guns or cars, always bring out the know-it-alls. Don't take it to a professional, learn with something you don't mind breaking, and break it and try again. That's how you learn.