Only 1 in 100 Shops Would Find This Problem

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3 ай бұрын

Taryl's got more outside-the-box problem solving when working on these here small engines. Not very many shops at all would go to this length to find the issue with this almost-new chainsaw. What's going on with it? Why is it bogging out? Taryl's got the answers in another informative how-to video. Now There's Your Dinner!!
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@flash21502 3 ай бұрын

A bonus Taryl video in the middle of the week! Today is a good day.

@jeffclark2725 3 ай бұрын

Well said, i am used to only sunday morning videos

@pyromedichd1 3 ай бұрын

Taryl, you're a good dude looking out for your customers. Businesses that treat customers well are a rarity today.

@thewolf61691 3 ай бұрын

That's integrity, Taryl taking care of his customer and didn't have to. Nice work.

@patrickmcdevittjr4087 3 ай бұрын

Companies need to be more like you taryl your a good guy man you don't rip people off. Thanks for the video brother.

@tootzy-the-roll 3 ай бұрын

Honest mechanics stay in business.

@BeeHiverson 3 ай бұрын

If you wanna rip people of become a realtor, it’s legal theft.

@Sundog0811 3 ай бұрын

Hes like me. Its why i cant ever make any money. Hook people up at my expense and they still think they got screwed anyway and i didnt even make money. In fact,i spent money.

@thekingsilverado3266 3 ай бұрын

@@Sundog0811 Best comment so far. I think a lot of us have the same syndrome going on.

@linkgroundwalker 3 ай бұрын

@@Sundog0811Taryl seems to be doing just fine, maybe it’s you.

@jerryschneider145 3 ай бұрын

I bought a generator with a Tecumseh engine on it. Like this saw, it would only run for a couple of minutes, then die. I took the carb off, and because I watch Taryl videos, I checked the vent hole on the side of the carb like Taryl taught me. Guess what, NO HOLE. I drilled a small hole and it has run good ever since. Thanks Taryl.

@Amberlynn_Reid 3 ай бұрын

Ever since? The videos has been out 20 hours since you commented

@budgillett9627 3 ай бұрын

Maybe not referring to this specific video.

@jerryschneider145 3 ай бұрын

Exactly, referring to watching Taryl over many years.@@budgillett9627

@billyjackson5799 3 ай бұрын

Well the main reason it wouldn't run like it should is the fact that it's a Tecumseh engine they are nothing but junk

@zedhead2864 3 ай бұрын

@@billyjackson5799 Yeah, junk. I have a couple that are over 25years old. Still run great

@kurdtpatton5039 3 ай бұрын

I was a service tech at the big orange box's rental center. I opened up over 100 of the Makitas because that's what we rented and I'm very impressed and comforted by your diagnostic procedure. You're right, most people would overlook this, but it's the kind of person that's a little bit sick in the head that needs to figure this out for their own benefit, and speaking as one of those individuals, I'm Glad that you shared this with the rest of the class.

@petert4393 3 ай бұрын

Don't fret Taryl - in the upcoming economic climate, the skills of somebody like you will be increasingly appreciated by your community. We certainly all do out in youtube land. Keep up the good work. The right thing is not always the most profitable - but you sleep easy at night knowing you delivered value and you enjoyed the technical challenge.

@wwebtime 3 ай бұрын

One respectable man! He's teaching more than just how to fix something.

@rutbuster1 3 ай бұрын

He's teaching how to diagnose a problem. All they teach nowadays is just how to replace a part without finding out what the exact problem is. It's called 'problem solving'.

@greg.goergens6315 3 ай бұрын

Taryl, I knew where this video was going when you opened up the carb for the second time and it was dry. I had basically the same problem on a Stihl BG86 blower. Idiot me at one time used some rtv on either the isolator block to cylinder gasket or the isolator to carb gasket and a small piece of cured rtv ended up partially blocking the impulse hole in the isolator block. It was months after I initially used the rtv. I used this blower almost daily at my business so it took a few hours of use for this rtv to drive me nuts. Some days it would run and not so good on other days. I don't how many times I had it apart until I finally figured it out. I'll never forget that and I'll never use rtv on an intake gasket ever again. I think I had a torn gasket and that was my quick fix. Cost me hrs but I was determined to figure it out. Some things you never forget. Thanks for the videos!

@jeffvickers9390 3 ай бұрын

This issue is exactly why I’ve Never used rtv. Indian Head gasket sealer has always been my go-to.

@thekingsilverado3266 3 ай бұрын

Those lessons learned like that R what I call money in the bank. And many of us have that cash on hand!!!

@blobscott 3 ай бұрын

It sux to have to cover that time when the problem was a defective saw, but that customer will never forget the support you gave him and tell others. It may not add up to $$, but it's how it should be. And you made this great video to help all of us!

@Saved_The_Day 3 ай бұрын

Love the channel Taryl!! You have given me the confidence to work on my own equipment. It's like you have said, "It's just lawn equipment, it's not the space shuttle!" Thanks Taryl!!

@pogan1983 3 ай бұрын

Your approach is so logical I've learnt quite a lot things without any elbow grease. Yet when my Partner 370 had its hiccup and hate towards me, I knew what to do and taught it a lesson. Now it sings, now it dances, and eats wood on my command. You are very needed in this idiocracy, thanks for showing everything clearly and for all the comments, they are a gold vein.

@EightWheelsRollin 3 ай бұрын

You're right, very few if any, would find that. You may not like the hand held stuff, but you're good at fixin' it! Great video!

@craigbraswell4269 3 ай бұрын

He is, because he takes the time to diagnose the issue. Keyword "patience" with a bit of determination.

@user-bc9sz1dj1g 3 ай бұрын

Hey Taryl, Tim here, yea brother, b'cuz ur knowledgeable, and inquisitive, YOU found it, but here's another example of a company NOT makin sure stuffs right......casting flaw, or whatever, its WHY i love ur chanel so much, ur fun, smart, and find anomolies on various equip.....cuz YOU love an ICE as much as i do!!!......NICE CATCH!!! (like u just reeled in a big Bass from the lake).....I AM A PROUD GRASS RAT FOLKS, AND THIS IS WHY!!!....TARYL IS ABOVE Joe Shmoe small engine repair, HE'S A GURU!!!...enjoyed it brother!!!..TY!!!

@blewbal 3 ай бұрын

I feel your pain Taryl, working in IT for many years and doing a full service call to fix a typo in an email address is hard to justify the cost.

@earlyriser8998 3 ай бұрын

Taryl, great example of problem solving. I can top you though... Years ago we were running a completion in a well offshore, at $100,000/day running costs. We got the completion in place and went to set the packer that seals off the well. It didn't set...we tried and tried and trieed. Finally pulled the completion and put on a new packer, reran everything, and got the packer to set and seal off the well. Lets say 5 days of lost time ($500,000) on a $15,000 packer failure. Turns out they had not drilled the hole that goes to the setting port that activates the packer. So it never felt any pressure we were applying. How it got through the manufacturing QA process is still a mystery. But they did not charge us for the two packers so we did save $30,000 out of more than $500,000 lost.

@Herbybandit 3 ай бұрын

Diagnosis is key to fixing little two strokes. I had a saw brought to me because the shop turned it away saying it would be cheaper to buy a new saw! Now you see why. Lucky for the owner I've now got the time to spend fixing it.

@alext8828 3 ай бұрын

Yeah, that sounds fair to me. I have to mention the sound effects. Someone is spending some good amount of time and effort to do an amazing job with all the little sounds we hear on all the videos. My hat is off to whoever does them. They are excellent.

@jreynolds7659 3 ай бұрын

I know you say you don't like working on them but I enjoy your videos on hand held equipment like chainsaws and hedge trimmers. Please do more 😂😂

@akdenyer 3 ай бұрын

Brilliant Taryl. You get a great sense of satisfaction if nothing else. If I was your customer and saw that video I would say charge what it cost in respect of your skills. I would have asked you to do it so unless there was some kind of limit placed or sometimes you check with the customer about going ahead. But you have earned your money and deserve to be paid. When I took over a company years ago I asked the old chief engineer if he would come back and help. He refused, I asked why, and he said because that last person that had the company never paid him. I said how much are your owed. He gave me the cost and i doubled it and put the check in a company mug and sent it to him. That man saved me so much money with his knowledge I got paid paid back many times over. His knowledge and was just invaluable to restarting the company.

@louislyons2605 2 ай бұрын

thank you Taryl for your good work and honesty and unlimited knowledge .

@chrisbrown7362 3 ай бұрын

I love when all us Grass Rats gather 'round for story time! It's right up there with Service Bulletin Classics! So, if you hadn't pulled the plug, which you don't normally do (:06:48), you still wouldn't have known what the problem was? Man, you ARE a . . . well, I guess a Chainsaw Detective! I know it must have been frustrating but its helpful to me and I do learn stuff!!! And I have more fun than a clown car full of cheerleaders! 🎉 Thanks!

@MrSilverado1982 3 ай бұрын

When I fix mowers for people I don't get paid nearly for my time in my area big small engine shops charge $80 and hour plus, and some of them up charge parts. I feel sorry for people having to pay so much so I try to save them money when I can and I work on most small engines because other shops don't repair them.

@garyalford9394 3 ай бұрын

My brother bought a stihl weed eater that would only run with the choke on, dealer said it was his gas and didn't fix it. I had another one that ran ok, so I switched carbs and then it ran fine, to make the story short I found his carb came with the wrong jets in the carb, it was set up for high altitude,got the correct jet, problem fixed. Dealers are worthless sometimes.

@TheJuan72 3 ай бұрын

Taryl you're an honest shop owner.

@huntnfishnuts5880 3 ай бұрын

You’re a good man Taryl, I know if I’m working on a difficult diagnostic problem I have to find that problem, otherwise it will keep me awake at night, maybe it’s just professional pride 😂 great diagnostic work as usual 👍

@toonybrain 3 ай бұрын

Me too. I won’t let it defeat me. Persistence, plus an education finding the issue.

@gordbaker896 3 ай бұрын

IT had been used enough to wear the paint off the bar. We are Watching so no need to repeat so much. Great Find, Great Fix. Only You would have ever found that.

@jimhoward1655 3 ай бұрын

WoW!! You really bought us our dinner today!! Thanks !!! I wonder how many other Dolamars didn't get that hole to the transfer ports connected

@brandonstclair6530 3 ай бұрын

I had a Stihl BG72 with 4 different air leaks, case gasket, intake gasket and both crank seals were leaking. I sprayed soapy water all of the engine under pressure and found all the leaks. It a good thing I did because it was multiple leaks.

@RaleysSmallEngines 3 ай бұрын

What a great diagnosis Taryl. You are correct that would be a tough problem to find. Great Great Video !!!! I have learned so much from your videos, also you are the inspiration for me starting our KZbin channel. Thanks so much for all yall's hard work.

@davidaix5771 3 ай бұрын

Same kind of thing happened with the old McCulloch top handle saws you had to pull the whole thing apart to get to the carburetor

@loriokronglis7339 3 ай бұрын

God bless you my brother and husband go through this all the time your the last of a breed thank you for the video!!

@KensSmallEngineRepair 3 ай бұрын

Nice catch ! We’ve seen some of the Chinesium rubber impulse lines full of Schmutz causing the same no fuel condition! Thanks for sharing!

@davebur3350 3 ай бұрын

LOVE TARYL's Rendition of a DIEn' SAW...."BOH-BOHH-BOHHH"🤣..."NOW,... THERE's-YOUR-DINNER"!!!🗣️

@warrenbainter2227 3 ай бұрын

Taryl you're a mechanical genius!

@beanolatte2682 3 ай бұрын

Nice work "detective " Taryl!!!

@user-bc9sz1dj1g 3 ай бұрын

Hey Taryl, Tim here again, you covered under YOUR warranty cuz its BETTER than the manf. warranty!!!...cuz UR a stand up individual!!!...SO PROUD of you!!!..we gotta look ourselves in the mirror.....di we do good ar did we SHEIST someone......i WONT live that way, i GIVE A CRAP, about what i do, how i do it, And i cut slack for good folk whenever i can....THATS BEIN A TRUE AMERICAN!!!....ok, sorry to blab so much, PEACE to you sir!!

@RussellBooth1977 3 ай бұрын

I know, when I used to fix power tools Dolmar who were a division of Makita used to repair their own petrol powered equipment in house yet we were a service agent for Makita power tools. Ryobi on the other hand offloaded their petrol powered lawn equipment onto us for warranty repairs & there was no real training involved because Ryobi would more or less get us to fire the parts cannon then charge Ryobi for the parts for their line trimmers. My manager Ray had 40 years of experience in power tool repairs & electric motor rewinding but no joke,he was stumped on a petrol powered Ryobi line trimmer because he replaced a few carburettors as Ryobi told him to do then I had a look at it after he spent 8 hours on trying to get it going,no joke. I checked the gasket under the insulator for the carburettor on the cylinder on a BRAND NEW Ryobi line trimmer engine & it was torn,we weren't supplied with any crankcase leak detection kits or anything by Ryobi. So I ordered a new gasket & fitted it then the line trimmer engine started right away !

@gtnaylor5870 3 ай бұрын

Another educational video. Never thought of checking that. Now I know.

@davebur3350 3 ай бұрын

"AND KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE"👍

@RC-fu6hg 3 ай бұрын

What a crazy problem. Loved your walkthrough of finding it.. in the beginning I was thinking crank seal not installed properly at the factory. I’ve seen that before. But this was new to me. Thanks Taryl

@Demo12345 3 ай бұрын

As soon as you said it was running out of fuel, I was immediately thinking either the fuel line or pulse pump. You showed us that the line was intact and you showed that the internals of the carb were fine, though when you showed that it had a specific little hose connected to the crank case I immediately thought "that must be the issue, either that or something involving that". Then you showed that it was in fact a manufacturing defect where they didn't drill deep enough at the factory. I give this video a 10/10.

@Isadore123L 3 ай бұрын

I've seen them where it has that impulse source thru the head and manifold, but never saw one with the port and a hose like that. Learned something new; thanks Taryl!

@rutbuster1 3 ай бұрын

I do this repair work on the side and I had a problem similar to this, but the equipment wasn't new, it was about 4-5 years old. Took me a few days of just walking away from it, (to keep from bashing it), and brainstorming while working on other stuff till I found the problem. Like Taryl said, you can't charge the customer for the actual amount of time it took to find and solve the problem. It's not right. I took it as a lesson learned for my problem solving skills. It benefited me because I never ran into a problem similar to this and I learned to add this to my diagnosing steps. Had I thought about my mechanicing during my dirt bike racing days, I would have come to the solution earlier. I'm no spring chicken and have decades of experience, but I hate to let equipment get the best of me and I refuse to let it beat me. The hardest lesson I learned about working on this stuff is that when you get frustrated or mind boggled, just step away for awhile and work on something else. Eventually the solution will light up like a light bulb.

@deanmsimpson 3 ай бұрын

Yes, good advice. Sleep on it. And the solution will come to you whilst doing a mundane task or when you least expect it.

@danielesilvaggi 3 ай бұрын

You make it fun you guys

@Mike-rf3kl 3 ай бұрын

If any other shop sold him that saw they wouldn't fix it for free. That's why Terrell's a good man. Honest and trustworthy. Oh, yeah. I forgot knowledgeable. If I was the customer I would hand Terrell $,30 after watching the video of him fixing the saw and say there's your supper.😂

@joeh2253 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for showing us the detective work in finding this problem. I tinker with repairs on mowers and small equipment, i would have gone crazy with this one.

@whathappened2230 3 ай бұрын

Thank you Taryl, you did teach me something and it was fun!

@chriscrusader5412 3 ай бұрын

You're an Angel Taryl! And it is a lot of fun watching your videos!

@joshgardner1539 3 ай бұрын

Me and my wife always look forward to your new videos. Keep posting. And there's your dinner 😂

@scottmcneill761 3 ай бұрын

I love the troubleshooting part of it, but like you say it takes a lot of time and time is money, but nobody wants to pay

@ericchild8845 3 ай бұрын

It’s cause you’re good at what you do. Never overlooking the obvious nor the obscure. That’s why people bring you their equipment to repair.

@markbiel3737 3 ай бұрын

This guy is amazing. His ability to teach is second to none. He could teach a third grade dropout neurosurgery if he had been a physician. I was scared of carburetors until watching him on the old Tecumsehs. Snowblower runs better now then when my father in law bought it in the 80s thanks to him. He is a jewel.

@diggindiggenit6540 3 ай бұрын

Unfortunately it's about money and time on the other hand the experience and knowing you fixed it is the real reward

@josephsteffen2378 3 ай бұрын

You got me beat on this one. Good fix Daryl! Hey, I gotta hot tip on drilling holes in engines! Hook up a air hose to some port on the engine. Use really low pressure and drill away. All of the metal chips and debris will be BLOWN OUT OF THE ENGINE ! Yeah baby, how ya like me NOW!?

@patiencepeeler7103 3 ай бұрын

Thank u for posting viedo taryl

@brianwalshire2706 3 ай бұрын

Great find Taryl!!

@Kamawah 3 ай бұрын

Great job!

@tysondomer 3 ай бұрын

Thanks Taryl! STIHL says you should do a 25 minute engine check that will definitively identify all run problems! I probably wouldn't have checked impulse (hook up the vacuum gauge to the outlet of the impulse hose and turn the crankshaft by hand...you should see the gauge blip, blip, blip as the piston moves through its stroke) once I saw the carb problem either...nor suspected it because as you said the saw is like new. To have to do a comprehensive engine check on a new saw to find manufacturing defects is insane. STIHL has had manufacturing issues as well (kinked BG56 fuel hoses) that dealers find and fix...at their expenses because the warranty reimbursement is ludicrously low...like the book time estimate of 25 minutes to do a complete engine check on a filthy piece of 2-stroke. Thanks for showing the downsides as well as the wins. Good on you for taking care of your customer.

@Hotdaddy536 3 ай бұрын

I know of a couple of shops that won't even talk about working on most 2 cycle equipment..so i get to work on them some can take up to 4 hours depending on what i find.. I'm about to start turning them down...takes too much time and I'm losing money as well..i miss mc collough..they were easy...and yeah this was fun.. cheers friend 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

@larrymunday7519 3 ай бұрын

Watch out for the accelerator pump o-ring on small equipment, the pump fuel will eat them up, then you have an internal air leak. Will never get it to run right, most people change the whole carburetor.

@onestopfabshop3224 3 ай бұрын

I'd find it. I have block off plates for many different saws and i pressure test everything after ruling out carb and ignition. A pressure tester and a bottle of soapy water will find the tiniest leak. At least that's how i do it. Thanks Taryl.

@arrowdodgerluvsmarlins1758 3 ай бұрын

Taryl, you are the professor of your trade and a lot of what you teach does go way over my head but a little does stick and instills confidence in me to tackle my basic snowblower maintenance. Thank you very much.

@stevejackson1690 3 ай бұрын

Tara, I love watching your videos you’re one excellent individual and you really help me a lot when I work on lawnmowers and I pray that God really blesses you bud because sometimes we can’t charge people you know if it’s something really easy to do I don’t I just like the Lord go ahead and bless me and when he gets fixed somebody comes around and gives me something and I make money that waybut I really appreciate you guys. Really appreciate what you do. Thanks for your videos. God bless Steve.

@ytdeagle 3 ай бұрын

Take care of those customers or someone else will. Your a good man, lessen learned for all of us plus you will make it up on this video. That is why I watch you.

@robcole332 3 ай бұрын

You are the man. Great diagnosis. Your are very right about other shops too. I know of one near me

@robertmorin6495 3 ай бұрын

Nice find. Nice of you to honor this customer by not charging too much. Proves that the best techs run tests to isolate the problem. Test it, test it, test it again. Now test it one more time.

@mattclark5480 3 ай бұрын

Thanks for the video 👍

@roccozarcone4393 3 ай бұрын

God bless you Darrell your old school and that’s terrific. It should be a lot of people out in this world like you great video. I learned a lot and I’m still learning from you. God bless you.😊

@paulh1728 3 ай бұрын

Always learn new things but the most interesting thing i learn is how you teach us how to troubleshoot the problem in order to fix it the right way.Some mechanics just put a band aid on the problem and say it's fixed when it didn't fix the whole problem.Appreciate all the info you put out on your channel Taryl 🚜🚜

@jeffmcmillen637 3 ай бұрын

You are the best Taryl to take the time and repair that saw for no charge. I know your customers are happy to take there equipment to you for repair because it will be done right the 1st time.

@mickmandela6995 3 ай бұрын

You are a great person, and having a bit of fun is what makes watching a lot better than just being serious all the time but you do teach a very good lesson, on trouble shooting and fixing equipment thank you for the great videos!!

@ericneering6357 3 ай бұрын

Bought a brand new Arctic cat snowmobile. It was like that when it idle it would just idle idle until there was no more running capability. He restarted it running good when it was cold, it would run fairly well, but I put electric fuel pump on it even when our cat told me, I couldn’t run great but this sled brand new headed back through four times they couldn’t figure out what was wrong. Love your stuff keep putting it out.

@kenj469 3 ай бұрын

Well done Taryl, good of you to honor your own kind of warranty. Hopefully KZbin pays enough to cover your time.

@jeffshearer5125 3 ай бұрын

Good video, you the man.

@Megellin 3 ай бұрын

Good one! I've seen some crazy stuff, especially on 2cycle stuff and your definitely right about the new stuff being made cheap. As a business I won't do 2 cycle stuff anymore because of exactly that. I found that I was always running into crap that required me to take them completely apart, and or require a whole slue of time and effort to recreate the conditions it was acting up with. By far the worse was boat motors I won't touch them even if it is a 4stroke anymore because they are insanely annoying and time consuming to diagnose, dissemble, reassemble, test, and multiple differences in parts for the same year and model are very common on some of them. I will do them for friends and family, but yeah I found out sanity is worth something as well the hard way lol!

@dirtytsfarm2141 3 ай бұрын

After the pressure/vac test I was thinking fuel tank vent when you said it ran for a min then starved out and the carb was dry. Good detective work sir, helps to have trash lying around to compare too 👍🏻

@user-cg1ki9gt4p 3 ай бұрын

westport wa state here sir. you are becoming the lone ranger of small engines.

@erniemoore2365 3 ай бұрын

Helps a lot, thanks brother 🙏

@steveo4749 3 ай бұрын

Great job Taryl! Hard workin Hoosier.

@KevinCoop1 3 ай бұрын

Taryl, You are a hero in my mind! Thanks for caring! I love it!

@korhing1066 3 ай бұрын

I Love How You Dig Thru Card Board Box and Find The Part you Need

@alexflores7816 3 ай бұрын

You are a very honest shop and If I lived close by, I would stop doing my own repairs and hire you. I ❤ your skits and how to videos.

@donaldhanger9807 3 ай бұрын

Most educational video I saw in a long time.!!!!!

@kg4muc 3 ай бұрын

Honest service shop!! Not many left anymore. You’re one of the best and last

@billsmith5904 3 ай бұрын

Great video thanks

@dean9498 3 ай бұрын

Great information your putting out there. Your one of a kind. I wish you shop were closer to me.

@ericmuller3323 3 ай бұрын

Wow what a great job . always learning.

@stevepelino5986 3 ай бұрын

Great video. Thanks!

@Boobtube. 3 ай бұрын

your a good business owner Taryl. You care about your customers. So many other shops would of told them "I know I sold you that, but the warranty is over, so now I have to charge you." You Taryl have a conscious and can't sleep at nite if you do someone wrong. You are a rare breed these days.

@thekingsilverado3266 3 ай бұрын

I will say Taryl aka Tim is extremely gifted to pay that much attention to detail. I will also say years ago there was a nation wide business called TCI and mainly TCI which to this day I believe stood for Technical Contractors. TCI warranty serviced small engines and they actually classroom educated their workers that did warranty work on brand name small engines. MTD which I believe was Machine & Die Corp out of Minnesota also had class rooms where workers were on the cutting edge of the small engine stuff. I believe Taryl maybe a run away spin off from one of those actual established companies that invested in educating their workers. He did not grow up knowing all of this even if say his father or family did this for a living. That would be hard to believe but not impossible.

@Boobtube. 3 ай бұрын

@@thekingsilverado3266 what does any of your comment have to do with what I said? Good customer service cannot be learned from a classroom. All I mentioned was his customer service skills, not once did i mention anything about where or how he got his experience. I swear, the internet. I can say the sky is blue and white and there will be someone who says no it is not, it is yellow and purple.

@lewiemcneely9143 3 ай бұрын

We have a battery blower and a Stihl and an Echo gas job. The battery beats nothing but if you want to get serious, you fire the Stihl or the Echo. Got to crank them shortly. 1st time this year. Thanks Taryl!