OLD MECHANICS TRICK ON HOW TO REPAIR SMALL ENGINE STARTERS

[@philliphall5198]

Good Deal. Thank You 😊

[@philliphall5198]

Thank You 🙏 Rain in Texas again, Great 👍

[@tepongoagatas1758]

Finally I found one of my trimmers on your videos ! Thanks

[@kikupub71]

Good job MM!

[@heavysnow8616]

Excellent video MM1. Keep up the good work and post as you can. Have a great day and keep cool!

[@DCS026]

I would just like to say, there are a ton of KZbin content creators that could learn a lot from your style of videos. There are no big grand opening scenes with the flashing screens, that always have that loud head banging noise for the first 3 three minutes, very annoying (to me anyway). You get straight to the point without taking all day to do it. The title always says what the subject matter is, some don't. Excellent camera placement and always have useful information. So, thank you for going to the effort to share your knowledge with us.

[@THEMOWERMEDIC1]

Thanks for the kind words Doug!!!! I appreciate it immensely!

[@DCS026]

Another fine video

[@drgriffin1972]

Always like your how to vids. Thanks for all the details of the starter paws. Those things are confusing some times.

[@THEMOWERMEDIC1]

Thanks. I try to make my videos as informati as I can without being too boring😝

[@josem.2909]

Where do you get the rope? From stihl dealer? Or is there any other good aftermarket alternative? Also what brand of fuel line tubing for small engine do you recommend, I used to buy by the foot at Napa but they only have some precut clear fuel lines, and I liked the previous green colored fuel tubing. Preferably something ethanol resistant

[@ghibliinu6616]

11:55 Turtle man reference, cool!!!

[@jamespappas4236]

Any reason you don’t do the figure 8 knot?

[@THEMOWERMEDIC1]

Nope.

[@sking2173]

Those plastic starter parts look too delicate to handle the compression of that engine. I would have expected something more substantial.