Taryl Q&A #4 You DON'T Know This Stuff

[@justtinkering6054]

The wackiest, smartest, and most empathic group on KZbin. Thank you fellers for helping us fix our junk.

[@keithlalonde4308]

I worked as a maintenance man at a stamping plant. I would get called over to fix a broken machine. My first question to the operator would be. What were you doing just before it stopped running. 90 percent of the time the problem was what they had done.

[@fredflintstone8048]

Operator malfunction.

[@helicopterjohns]

GREAT advice. I always try to ask that question when someone brings something to me for repair. John

[@ronp499]

Yup I'm maintenance in a factory weld shop. Hundreds of robots but again most calls are due to production team members

[@Dirtywhtboy87930]

It would be good if you could do a video on a Tuff Torq K58 like you have done with the K46. I had mine all laid out in my office room and my wife moved the oil charge pump cover and I dug and dug all over the internet to try to find a pic of correct orientation. I finally found it down loading a service manual from a cub cadet. It’s actually on my John Deere X320. Tuff torque and every parts website didn’t have that info. TT website didn’t have any exploded views of that transaxle! I got it figured out, but this knowledge might be good for the rest of the peeps!😂

[@joemathews8115]

Lawn mowers and lawn mower accessories,my favorite!

[@stan1027]

Fuel, ignition, timing, compression, and air flow. Make sure your air filter isn't clogged. You da man, Taryl!

[@stillwater62]

Taryl, you are the man. Your explanations are so clear, and simple, that even I can understand them, and that is saying something. Thanks for taking the time, and making the effort to produce these hilarious, and instructional videos.

[@Watchyn_Yarwood]

I love those subtle sound effects!

[@TheMowertech1]

Thank you Taryl for your wisdom. Please keep those Q&A's coming.

[@jaryljackderriere1232]

Trying to fix a mower over the phone is like trying to give a haircut over the phone, it just doesn't work. At least that's what I tell everyone who calls and asks me to diagnose their mower over the phone. Never overlook the basics: Fuel, compression and sufficient spark at the correct time. Love the Q&A vids. Keep up the good work.

[@helicopterjohns]

Hi, On question #3. It is very rare but i have found that a spark plug when it gets hot can open up internally and therefore not supply spark to spark at the plug. Your in line spark detector will show that your have good spark from your coil but the problem can actually be a defective spark plug. I had one that would run for about 10 minutes and then cut off. The coil was fine, the spark detector showed good spark and it turned out to be a defective spark plug that internally opened up "when it got hot" and kept the spark plug from firing. Last resort change the spark plug. Just something to keep in mind. John

[@dartvader9939]

I've busted some open and found a resister

[@helicopterjohns]

@@dartvader9939 COOL! I have always wondered what was inside of a spark plug. I am sure there is a picture somewhere on the internet that shows a cut away view.. I will do a little technical digging. Ha Ha I know they have different heat ranges on spark plugs. Guess???? that they have different resistor values in them. Funny how we take all of the so called simple stuff for granted. Thanks for the valued input. John

[@pacman3908]

Probably a chinesium sparky

[@5153flash]

The backfiring is also because people shut the tractor down while on high RPMs and after running engine hard. Idle the engine down low as possible and let it run a second,,then shut it off. And I see taryl just said that!! lol

[@ltbigdog]

There's actually some engines that say right in the manual to have it running at about half throttle before you shut it off.

[@jazalessandro3094]

ltbigdog......down to idle speed for couple mins before switching off,helps cool engine down as well

[@DavidGrassSr]

I Buy Echo & Stihl Products, and if i ever have a problem with them , i just pull up Taryl Fixes All, and There's My dinner.. Thanks Buddy, Ya'll do Good Work, And Video's See Ya Texas

[@budsodalsky]

Dam, this guy knows everything! Thanks! I buy my stuff at big box and fix it myself using yorn videos. I aint buying no batt-tree chit. Since you love that batt-tree stuff, let's see some videos of TarylDactal working on batt-tree chit

[@austenj4539]

My question for the next instalment of 'Ali Blah Blah' is this [and it's a good one!] - battery powered garden equipment is now the rage. But, does Taryl believe that this equipment is likely to be economic to service when it fails to operate, or will it end up being junked? Slippers and Ali Blah Blah! Love it!

[@ralphwatten2426]

Good question. Remember really old fans and hand drills and the like. They had oilers and replaceable bushings stuff like that. I wonder if even the better brands of power tools will be built with replaceable parts and made repairable. The weed eaters I've had you're better off wrapping it around a clothes pole and buying another one.

[@theadventuresofshellyandfr5618]

I called the electric chain saw co on my 80v brushless saw. They told me I could not buy parts! Now if a guy bought a few new E saws and parted them out. I think there would be a demand & money in that. Brushless motors & lithium ion batteries are the future! When brushless motors came out, all electric rc boat records more than doubled from 50 miles an hour to 140 miles an hour!

[@heyinway]

People will keep swapping out batteries as they try to finish the job...plastic parts warp and electric motor or some rotating part seizes...tool gets thrown to ground or wrapped around a tree. Then its off to buy a replacement and repeat. A lot of people shouldn't own any kind of tool...hire a pro to do the work.

[@charger19691]

One of the best things I did was getting a carburetor adjustment tool kit off of eBay for Weed Sniffer engines etc..., these little engines are set to run VERY lean at the factory, so adjusting a “non-adjustable” carburetor has solved many a running and starting problem for me along with using Startron fuel enzyme in the gasoline. Sometimes you just gotta take the bull by the horns! Yes, I agree Battery powered lawn equipment is definitely on its way to be huge. But there’s just something about engines that I will always like better. Love this channel! Thank you Taryl and the fellas!

[@jerryshay221]

Great words of wisdom from Taryl "Like it or not electrics gunna win" and if don't work check the last thing you fixed first. Subtle but true.

[@mustie1]

is the turbin part of the taryl apparel?

[@rustyrepairs2565]

I look forward to you wearing one in an upcoming episode! Lol.

[@ghibliinu6616]

It should be a permanent accessory during filming. Really classy!

[@markjohnson7508]

That shroud lamp is cool

[@drive42]

I believe one of the most destructive things you can do to any small engine it to shut it down at full speed under load. Without the engine running there is NO cooling air passing over the engine cooling fins dissipating the heat from the cylinder wall and cylinder head. Letting the engine idle at low speed for a couple minutes before shutting it off really helps cools it off and greatly extends engine life.

[@davidpowell3347]

Don't idle it (not enough air flow) but without load on it allow it to run a couple minutes at about 2600 RPM to blow off some of the heat

[@13bravoredleg18]

I always go through a "cool down exercise" with my riding mower. After running for a hour in 90 degree heat, I let the engine idle for 5 minutes. I learned it from a old man that rebuilt Volkswagen engines. Heat Kills!

[@wolfmanrebel874]

Same here, I'm very picky about that stuff on all my equipment, half of my stuff belonged to one grandfather or the other and is old and I restored long ago, tiller,mowers,saws ECT.ect I get ill when my dad uses one of them and runs the shit out of it then just kills it wide open, my kids know better than that.hes never had to work on anything,earn anything or really do anything until he had to move in with us he thinks everything's just fucking magic ,my ears pop up like a blood hound when I hear my mower running wide open the just shut off out In the distance, same with my damn saw hitting the gravel I'm glad he's finally trying to do something after all these years but daggum

[@matthewfeist65]

One more thing I learned from Taryl was that If it doesn't want to start when hot to check the head bolts. It might be sucking just a little bit of air. When it's cold like he said everything is compressed but when it heats up everything expands and you'll know if a head bolt is a little loose because a head bolt will be darker than the rest. Retorquing those bolts takes care of the vacuum leak when it's hot at the bolt sight. Of course you want to check the gasket if this is the case and you'll probably have a slight searching when it's hot also because of the vacuum leak. Wish I could find the video he posted on that. But If it's reving a little when hot and doesn't want to start hot, this could be an issue also. Might have a small vacuum leak from a head bolt. I always check for a discolored head bolt now also. Thanks for that tip Taryl.

[@andrewchristiansen8311]

9:55 Also the air gap on the flywheel changes as it gets hot. Coil needs to be adjusted away from the flywheel more. Maybe do 12 thous and see if that helps. If so try 15 thous.

[@BearE9090]

Excellent explanation on the backfire. Great video, thanks.

[@justsaying4195]

Keeping it clean . I want to add a deck washer to my 42 inch mower deck, are they worth the trouble to install and if so is it better to have one on each side of the deck

[@godfellas483]

I love the hat! Oh Most Wise and All knowing Genie will you return for another Q & A show? Perhaps you might make a prediction or two like on the tonight show with Johnny Carson aka Carnack the Amazing. Those were great shows! 🙂 Keep the content coming please...my lawn mower and other small engines are definitely running better since I watch your videos...

[@pulesjet]

Carbon build up in the cylinder or Mufleator can cause Back Farts too.

[@DeadguyAi]

Carbon build up because it was running rich or has really high hours I guess.

[@murraymountain7184]

Or if it's burning a little oil that'll cause build up.

[@crisprtalk6963]

Yep.. I bought my first battery power string trimmer recently. love it.

[@robmut1357]

I use the acronym “FACTS”, as in “check the facts”. Fuel, Air, Compression, Timing, and Spark. Pretty cool eh? 👍

[@kirktitgen6395]

You are not the first one to use it, but probably a thousandth one to pretend that you are smart and you came up with it.

[@robmut1357]

🙄

[@raymondgarafano8604]

Thats a fact jack! from Stripes!

[@joshuawray5917]

the crap in the right angle outlet is a good one but you missed an air leak like in the fuel line or grommet in top of tank. i fought that problem a while on j.d. 240

[@97Intruder]

Haha...all so true.....another thing is, gas doesn't last as long as it used to, and the alcohol content......which absorbs moisture.....have had several units in with bad gas, or water in the fuel....

[@BeingRomans829ed]

Now, there's your dinner, er, there ya go. You can see that Taryl is an honest dude. Here he is recommending battery powered stuff knowing full well that it could cost him repair business. Some more unscrupulous type would say something like, "Don't buy that battery powered stuff, it won't do the job and they're junk" because he wants you to buy something with a gas powered engine, preferably from him.

[@bpestcontrol1926]

Taryl...thanks for your question an answer session. I have a question. I purchased a brand new Sthl hand held blower; weeks later I started having start issue. I noticed bulb primer wasn't full of gas and depressing it several times had no affect in starting back up. The blower was running well until I shut it off and when I wanted to use again within a short period of time this issue repeats itself. What is your thought...Thx, Brooks

[@dio19892007]

I have 2 issues. I have an Areans 46in cut 22hp briggs mower. I have to put it on choke every time I have to start it. Once it's started I can take it off choke and it runs fine. What would cause this? I also have a Murray with a 12.5 hp briggs that I threw a rod on but there is no hole in the block at all. Is it possible that I can just get a piston with the right rod on it and clean the block up, reassemble and have a good running engine or is it too trashed to fix?

[@davidpowell3347]

also if you turn the ign. back on as the shut down engine is still coasting down the engine might pop because the spark making devices on most those engines fire the plug at the end of the exhaust stroke/beginning of intake stroke as well as at the desired time of the end of the compression stroke.

[@jameshedrick6839]

What do you think of the homelite weed wackers ? I've only had to buy 2 in the last 15 years. I do general maintenance every season and they run last me for awhile

[@steelfist65]

That Makita chainsaw is the bomb! I love mine. It "starts" every time. It sits in a rack on my JD Gator and is amazing. Never let me down yet.

[@jdhogyellowhelmetproductio358]

Love fix it over the phone LOL thought only i got them questions....Awesome video guys thanks !

[@matthewtaylor2185]

Backfire is my Chipper's middle name. Old DR C18CHP with the 18hp Briggs opposed twin. Start it up, it runs full speed and when you shut down from full speed it always pops..sometime I think it's going to blow that $100+ muffler. I wonder if I could add a throttle control...and a key ignition switch for safety. The later models with the 19hp v-twin motors had all that.

[@CJ-tr5zu]

Changing the pully on cranck shaft to make riding mower go faster hard on the transmission (geared or hydro)

[@colbysands2188]

I work at a tractor supply here in my home town and we just got 2 types of ridding mowers in they take 6 batteries and comes with 3 chargers. Green works pro

[@variator05]

I am working on a husqvarna RZ5424 zero turn with a three pole solenoid. The wires were off. Which wire color goes to the two poles and spade?

[@JamesAyton]

I have a question: Is it possible to swap the power steering system from a John Deere X370 into a Deere e130?

[@obtuce1]

I have a question? How do manufacturers generate horsepower rating? I see a lot of engines with the same specs as far as carburetor and CI (cubic inch) but one will be 20hp and the other 22 or 23hp.

[@charlesengle3190]

Doing a great job! I thought I knew my stuff but you've shown me a few things. Hope to meet you some day.

[@svcogssvcogs4252]

Hi Taryl. If you could respond on this question or if anyone knows I would really appreciate it. I have an old Montgomery Ward ride along mower with the engine under the rider. It's an 8hp B&S. Problem is that the battery is overcharging. I just bought a new battery and when I started it it went about 15.5 volts when running and the battery exploded. Do you know what is problems that can cause this?? I heard there is a regulator for these maybe but I'm in above my head on this and know you do. Thanks

[@victoryfirst2878]

You are the GREAT KRESKIN TARYL DACTAL GRAND WIZARD. Thanks so much for keeping us all extra informed. All I can say is their will be a little extra in your check this week, just keep that between us and no one else. Thanks, VF

[@billhann412]

BACKFIRE!! We called it ( the brown seat syndrome) After shutdown about 3 steps away from equipment POW!!!

[@bobblenuts]

In the old days (50's & 60's) while driving down the road we would turn key off & while still coasting, pump gas pedal a few quick times... then turn key back on ...BANG!!! a HUGE back-fire...sometimes a back-fire was big enough to blow up rusty old exhaust systems! LOL 🍺🥨🍺 and THEN... Then there was the spark plug in the exhaust pipe trick that really set off a bang. Anyone remember doing this?

[@leboneselyle1828]

I've learned so from Taryl I feel like I owe him money or labor.😂

[@patrickmorrissey2271]

The fire triangle is fuel, air, source of ignition..... Now, if the ignition is happening at the wrong TIME, then you have no ignition..... Also, I have seen weak batteries crap out, when they get hot.... when they cool off again, they act like everything is fine..... That would be more like a no crank scenario though.... I think Slippers was probably asking about a hot crank no start.... Great job as always... those are just very minor nitpicks.....

[@robc8468]

Here are my questions for Volume 5: I change my residential lawn mower oil once a year is it better to do it just before winter storage or before the first mowing of spring? Is Briggs & Stratton brand motor oil better than regular automotive oil and is synthetic oil worth it for a mower used 25 hours a year?

[@handyhippie6548]

last year i got a stihl msa 120 battery chainsaw to go with my other stihl saws. it cuts as good or better than some gas saws i've had over the years. bonus, no pull start rope to make my old, worn out shoulder cry. i'd definitely recommend one if you can pony up the dough. she's a bit salty at around $350-400, but a new stihl ain't cheap no matter what yer buyin'. i'm a modern multitasker too. i can surf the innertubes in my garage, since i gots one o' them 43" samsung smart tv's with the wifi on clearance at wally world fer $120. it was the model year change, and mine was a display model. it was turned on 24/7 fer a whole year, but it still works good. so i can work, and watch the youtube, well listen to it anyway, at the same time. sure beats the old shop radio i had before. i still ain't got my jetson's flyin' belt i was promised as a kid, but i guess we're gettin' a little closer.

[@hotdog5966]

Thanks Taryl and Slippers are yous guys filming in a barndominium?

[@not2fast4u2c]

A lot of good info in this one

[@rheidtech]

Yeah. A walkin bucktooth mower manual👍👍

[@ChrisChampagne-l5n]

Is there a big market for the antique machines? Or the collector market?

[@freesaxon6835]

Yes I know what you mean about battery equipment it is getting better, the Ego 2020 lawnmowers are very good

[@whoswho535]

Hey Tay, I noticed in one vid how clean your hands were ! That’s so nice to see but I wanna know how you get them so clean after a day of playin’ in the dirt ? This woman doesn’t like grease around her nails.....

[@rdaw33]

The all wise and powerful....love it!!!............Tell us the meaning of life!!!!!!

[@TheIronDuke502]

Taryl Fixes All. Some time ago, I purchased a Jonsered GTS -2228 straight shaft trimmer from a TSC store in which I purchased the no question(s) asked extended warranty. The trimmer ran as it should for about a year until it started leaking 50:1 fuel profusely. So I went to the TSC where the trimmer was purchased and told the associate about my issue with the trimmer. I was referred to the person in charge who upon hearing that I had an issue in a very smug manner stuck a pamphlet in my face and was told to call the insurance company that TSC does not deal with warranty repair issues. Also just before the Jonsered purchase,I purchased a Cub Cadet ST-100 wheeled string trimmer that the deflector shield had a rivet/bolt that had pulled through. I was told that I had to file the claim and that the insurance company “May” reimburse the cost of a new replacement deflector shield. In other words, I would have to order and purchase my own repair parts and then notify the insurance company and if they deemed the cost of the parts worthy - I again “May” be reimbursed for the repair - What A Crock!!!. After those two instances I said “Never Again” to buying power equipment from TSC or any big box type stores and their “So Called Extended Warranties”. Please take Taryl’s advice and stick with the servicing dealer. Remember, You Usually Get What You Pay For; But Not Always.

[@TheIronDuke502]

Rubén. I tried one other time to get something done regarding the warranty, And again I met with a person acting like that they had never sold that brand of string trimmers believe it or not. So it was very evident that the so called extended warranty was totally baseless. So one day, I totally dissected the trimmer and did not find any broken fuel lines or busted fuel tank or really anything blatant that would stick out as a cause of the issue. Upon not finding a quick solution, I carefully bagged up all of the small parts including all of the screws, the engine casing and trimmer shaft to play around with after I retire in a few days. I thought that was best to wait before working on the trimmer again to get the hate and discontent out of my system. At least the vast majority of screws use a T27 torx bit.

[@gregorymalchuk272]

​@@TheIronDuke502 Did you ever find out what was wrong with your trimmer?

[@TheIronDuke502]

@@gregorymalchuk272Thinking Back, All of fuel lines were absolutely pouring fuel in that it was a dangerous proposition just to start up the engine. I never did get any help in any way from TSC. Later on, I disassembled the trimmer just to see what exactly was going on. Actually I still have the trimmer parts that I wrapped up in the plastic grocery bags and such and I never could understand why the trimmer that was still that new could have such a serious failure with the fuel line. I will say that this trimmer which was branded Jonsered was Husqvarna even with a branded Husqvarna spark plug. The fuel line that Husqvarna used was of very low quality to split like that. If the trimmer was used and well used, I could accept that fact, But not a brand new trimmer. It’s no wonder that so many people have started buying the battery powered tools and yard equipment. Much Less Hassle.

[@RJM_2023]

Love the pachinko machines in the back.

[@BrucesShop]

You are right about the battery stuff. Even then buy quality. The Lawn mower doctor. Hemostat ----STAT.

[@yeraldhorodriguez6155]

you are great thanks for all you explanations, make it easy for all of us.

[@jdfuietyojsry]

when doing a compression test, does the fuel line need to be disconnected,and the throttle wide open?

[@crazymn1982]

Can you do a video on GTX 2154 hex bushing? for the rock shaft?

[@tonyjandura9654]

i always thought the 4 steps of a 4 stroke was fuel, compression, spark & exhaust ?

[@jordanhouston252]

Taryl!! Help, I have a cub cadet that keeps blowing started solenoids. It’s been through 3 in the last year. What do I do?

[@heyinway]

Fix the bare wire that is shorting to ground.

[@brotherhubbardmusic]

i love your videos. can you tell me where i can get the brake assembly for a craftsman LT 4000 42in riding mower? used or new. thanks.

[@stripersniper1531]

Good one.Have to love these people who watch u tube Vids and think they are now Mechanics .

[@CKGM990]

Question no.3 I get this problem often with two cycles Lawn Boys, usually during the heatwaves 100+ days

[@dabney8673]

I have a question about spindles. I haven't found a video that addressed this ... exactly. I recently purchased a 1992 MTD 18/46 and need wheel bearings, all the online stores I found didn't carry those parts. I was thinking of getting John Deere spindles then putting bearing upgrade and rims. I saw your video about the upgrade on a John Deere. How compatible are Deere parts with MTD? Deere parts seem to be easier to find. Any other ideas? I am a landscape contractor in California and do most of my own repair work. Thanks

[@cravenmoorehead5636]

Hey Taryl, would you be intrested in another one of those pinball machines? I have one down here in madison county 765. Get back to me if you do. We will work something out. Its 90 percent there i think. Incuding the ashtray.pretty neat.

[@tonyhall5669]

Lots good info !! Whats the mini bike in back ground ? tell us about that Tony H. Felton De.

[@knighthawk86855]

With helping someone over the phone, I have in the past, but the person your talking to has to have a tool, engine repair background, for anything I say to make sense, other then that, I tell the person to bring it to me, and I'll fix it...... Great Q&A.

[@brentsmith5647]

Brilliant video thank you 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😀

[@scotbelanger8862]

Hi Taryl, I have a 22.5 twin Kohler Command with Hydraulic valve lifters, how do I know when the lifters are failing, I am a grass rat, in Massachusetts

[@tkskagen]

I refer alot of my Customers and Neighbors to watch your Video Series, so that they can educate themselves about their Own Equipment!

[@goopygeiger5632]

Hey Taryl! We need to see a video on that mini bike that is sitting behind Slippers. Can hardly see it in this video except glimpses of orange. Excellent q&a video however! 👍

[@loosehandle1]

Yeah it looks like a couple bikes in his house, must be single....

[@bobgranger8753]

i'm cleaning my mower deck what can i use to paint the under side of the deck ?

[@ChrisChampagne-l5n]

What is a good brake puck?

[@anthonyyoung6907]

I have a snapper 18 horse with electric pto and it quits while I'm mowing but I haven't been able to get it to quit while just sitting there but I can turn it blades off and back on and they work again. Any ideas?

[@rltkktlr]

Love the information! Great video. Thanks. Also love the Pachinko machine and the recoil!! Had both of those growing up!!

[@bucklinoutdoorpowerequipme3846]

He also never mentioned loos head bolts when talking about loosing compression on question 3. I had 1 12.5 hp briggs flathead a month ago. Complaint was that it would no restart after it was shut off and it was loosing power while running. I checked the compression. It had 80lbs cold but dropped to 25lbs hot. He said another shop put new valves in it last winter. I took the valve cover off the side of the engine to check the clearance. It was on the money. So I started to take the head off to check the bore and valve seats. And noticed the head bolts were very loose. So I just tighten the head and run it. Compression was 90psi cold and 120psi hot and it refired fine 3 or 4 times. So I replaced the head gasket and no problems for just over a month now. I changed oil in it today. (New customer coming back from big shop down the street). This 13 year old Kid and his sister mows about 15 lawns around here. Well 16 now he mows 2 of my 3 lots for his blades sharpened. And oil changes and new air filters every month on his old Dixon 0-turn, lawn tractor, and a push mower. He also failed to mention fuel filter not letting fuel flow good. I've saw that. The fuel filter not 100% plugged but still restricting the flow just enough. Or even a paper fuel filter designed for a fuel pump being used in a gravity flow application.

[@the_mowron]

Is the kid's Dixon the old kind with the friction cones rather than hydro. I kinda want one of those. I saw one for sale for $250 a few weeks back, but I have too many old lawn mowers already so I have a strict nothing over $25 policy.

[@jasonvandervort4904]

98 briggs and stratton 8hp not getting fuel . You direct me to a video if you have one on troubleshooting. Thanks

[@97Intruder]

got one for ya, got and exmark (kohler) 30 hp v-twin..... has compression, valves not opening on either cylinder.........I'm thinking sheared crank key, thoughts?

[@heyinway]

Camshaft failure.

[@billstmaxx]

Why can I not stop looking at the gold turban?

[@Shootingstarcomics]

BILLSTMAXX it looks like Elvis’s diaper on his head.

[@ezraducat4826]

Hey Taryl, Not sure if you did this one yet but you should do one on a 2 stroker not revving up only bogging. Just because I’ve seen this problem a lot in my shop and it’s different stuff every time it seems.

[@dalrmm]

Yall are grrreat!!! Much love and respect

[@jamesfrost5261]

Will a newer cub cadet 50" zero turn deck, the welded one fit on a 2006 50" zero turn? I have the residential with the tube frame not the stamped frame model.

[@sacredcowtipper1378]

You Rock Slippers. How about some more MC Hammer junk on your Walker? Do you knwo what makes the lawn mower backfire when you shut it off? Bad prostrate allowing some leakage.

[@thekevalater]

Hey Taryl, great answer on buying battry equipment, but aren't you worried about losing business with less carbitrator or muffkin problems out there?

[@Shootingstarcomics]

Hi, I’m Laryl, this is my brother Taryl and my other brother Taryl.

[@obtuce1]

You got to be at least 40 to get that joke. Haha

[@williamocrow]

What about Faryl lol

[@Buckwsr]

Isn't it July in Podunk? Why are you guys wearing flannel, hoodies, and long sleeves?

[@Wolfiecolada]

i've got an old cub cadet 1864 with the kohler command 18. if i idle it down before turning the key off, it will backfire, if i put the revs up some and then turn it off, there is no backfire. what is the problem here? too much gas at idle but right amount at mid/high throttle?

[@robertturner6249]

Hey Taryl, and ideas how to adjust a governor on a John Deere Krohler engine.

[@thomasfx3190]

Genius. I learn something on every video. In uncertain times, at least a man can count on mowing the grass.

[@raymondgarafano8604]

AND YES the ALMIGHTY TARYL!

[@bjre.wa.8681]

Our local Echo Service center refused to do any service work. The fellow in charge said they would only do "Warranty Work" on covered equipment. I wanted a new power head put on a unit that I had bought there a couple of years earlier. Needless to say I've never purchase any more units from them.

[@FishFind3000]

Time for a stihl.

[@dpm1964]

Always check your FACTS: Fuel Air Compression Timing and Spark.

[@weasel884]

OR you can slow the engine down to idle for a minute before shut down. That also avoids back fire because it won’t be running so fast to pull fuel though into the muffler. My 1986 simplicity will back fire if I shut down the engine wide open but won’t if idled down

[@kevinblankenship7361]

Can't the compression release couse that too?

[@raymondgarafano8604]

I was quite impressed when I saw a battery 51/4 inch skillsaw! totally amazing.

[@krama2940]

Hey taryl , can you make gas ethanol free by washing it with water and then filter out the water when the water seperates??