teardown of stihl leaf blower part 1 joe valles small engine repair

[@Gravertrain]

Wanted to watch the whole video, but quit cause I couldn't stand the "music". Music always ruins for me.

[@2strokefanatic578]

I'm sorry the music is not to your liking, I don't like the whole industrial music genre just some of it, what I do like is the pretty girls that dance in the videos, but I don't have videos with music playing on them, o want to instead focus on the 2 stroke repair aspect of the video, thanks for the comment gravytrain it helps me make videos more suited to my audience.

[@Gravertrain]

@@2strokefanatic578 Don't take offense, none meant. Music just distracts me. Can't mute cause might miss narration. Video was helpful to see Stihl vibration isolation. Seems there isn't any.

[@2strokefanatic578]

@@Gravertrain graveytrain no offence taken, i just wanted to say thanks for your comments this will help me to produce better videos so the audience like youself can better understand

[@2strokefanatic578]

i love any comment good or bad it helps me to make better content, i welcome any comment and suggestions as long as it s not racist, personal or profanity.

[@pumpkinpeanut1]

Instead of playing that God awful music, could you please try to explain each procedure that you're doing?

[@2strokefanatic578]

john i sorry you did not like the music, also i have another video another blower same model but the music is very quiet and i go ahead and talk about the blower disassemble process in the video, again im sorry im new to makin videos

[@billrector]

Where is part 2?

[@2strokefanatic578]

Hello sir I am sorry to inform you that there will not be a part 2 in this series, at the time I needed to get it fixed the next day for a person who owned it, I am sorry that I was not able to upload a second part where I rebuild the leafblower it would have been very good information but I did not have the time to set up and do the recording, please accept my humble apology and I'm very sorry I failed you as a subscriber

[@2strokefanatic578]

Also next summer I intend to find another still blower and video my rebuild of that 2 stroke engine so you will have a part 2, also there are other you tubers that have a complete tear down and rebuild of a sthil blower

[@joshchatwin8179]

That you sir just found of these in the shed under loads blankets I’m over the moon lol just didn’t get the pipes

[@2strokefanatic578]

hi josh, the stihl blower you see was a job given to me by a older gentleman that does small engine repair but he hates 2 strokes and mostly does 4 stroke like lawnmowers and atvs, also he has a storage room full of tillers ,trimmers and blowers that he has amassed over the years, which of coarse he keeps under blankets to keep the elements out, so there is plenty to do, and again thanks for the comment.

[@BT3701]

My bet is, this thing never gets reassembled properly and ends up in the scrap pile

[@2strokefanatic578]

actually i put it back together a few days later and had to wait for some carb gaskets from ebay and later had it running and gave it back to the owner

[@BT3701]

@@2strokefanatic578 I'm amazed. Did you make another video of it being reassembled and firing it up?

[@2strokefanatic578]

@@BT3701 i did not make another blower vidio because it took weeks for the pasts to come im and the owner wanted it back but it did work and i wish i did another video on it but i had time constraints on me but i have other videos on other blowers later on

[@XxBloggs]

Can’t see a thing

[@tsant6591]

These have a design flaw of self ingesting the rod bearings. No parts on the market. Stihl is good, but buyer beware.

[@2strokefanatic578]

hmm i did not know that i have never had that problem it my be because of to thin of oil to gas mixture which makes the rod very hot and self destruct, but im not sure, but i do know that stihl is making plastic bearing, not the ball bearing but the races are plastic which dont last to long, and from what i know its mostly in their chainsaws, mostly in their household models, so please buyer beware, thanks toby for the comment.