This Snapper Mower Is Missing Out, On A Lot More Than Just Maintenance

[@mikegrappone9078]

I have a 1988 21 inch Toro with a Tecumseh engine - aluminum deck - I bought it new for $350 and it still starts on first or second pull. I use it every year and have been using synthetic oil for the last 20 plus years! Great video!

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

wow, you really know how to take care of a mower! nice Job Mike Grappone, and thanks again!

[@AtomicReverend]

I bought an beat up Montgomery Wards edger when I was 19 for $10, that was 26ish years ago, The Briggs & Stratton engine is date coded 1969, I have spent way way way more money maintaining it then I paid for it, Just like your lawn mower it always starts first or second pull, such a great little engine (2 horse briggs flathead). I don't ever plan on replacing it I edge probably 300 lineal feet of concrete about every week or 10 days with it, It works so good lol.

[@5roundsrapid263]

You nailed it when you talked about wealth. I grew up poor by today’s standards, but I didn’t waste what I had. Wasting what you do have only keeps you poor.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

good way of putting it.

[@liljoeii6091]

Yeah i'm disabled and I try to take a lot of care of my mowers I do a little bit each day trying to keep it clean I'm running good Thank you for the video

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you're doing it right in my book!

[@chewbacca7856]

Thanks. You inspired me to wash and figure out how to maintain my riding mower. I love to fix things.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

That is awesome! thank you for the comment

[@jesterr7133]

Lol. My grandfather was just like this owner. He never did any maintanance on his machines, and just ran them until they quit working. He had a riding mower and a push mower that had been sitting in his back yard for years that were given to me after he died. I got both of them running for $8.00. Both had dirty carbs, and he had replaced both machines. The push mower is still running great almost five years later, and the riding mower is the one I mentioned in the other comment.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

nice work, and at a certain point, I'll probably be like your grandfather. At a certain time, you'll realize to just enjoy the time you have.

[@jpopp999]

I have this exact mower, I change the oil once every 1-2 years depending on oil color, even though it a just top off engine. I also sharpen the blade 2 X per year and change the air filter and plugs yearly. She runs like day I bought her and expect a long life ahead of her. A little maintenance goes a long way. I have a very large yard and the mower works hard but still runs so good. Also key is draining the gas at the end of each season over winter ensures she starts right up and have no carb problems.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you are exactly right, you're doing a very good job and taking care of it too!

[@danielpadgett2831]

I do rountine maintance every year on my mower I am very picky about the maintance and I also use my leaf blower to blow off all the leaves and grass every time I'm done mowing. This goes for all my small engine equipment and my vehicles.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

very nice routine!

[@AtomicReverend]

I change my oil by color alone. I've been doing this with my vehicles (I am a total gearhead and hands on fella) and equipment for 30 years now and It seems to work well. As for my mower I do clean it thoroughly after every use and once or twice a year the blade get sharpened, I never use a pressure washer because the paint usually comes off the aluminum Briggs engines. My lawn tractor is a bit more involved, I checked the oil before every use, I glance at the two belts to make sure they aren't cracked or fraid, I gas it up and about every third lawn mowing I checked the air cleaner, every other lawn mowing I check with a PSI gauge the tire pressure (every mowing I step on the tires to make sure they have air) I grease the few zerk fittings that it has and then I mow the yard. Before I put it up I use the water hose and blow off all the lawn clippings/dirt and I actually clean underneath the deck. In fact when I pull it out this week I'm going to wash it with soap and water when I'm done and dry it off and then it's going to get the ceramic wax stuff just to give it a little extra protection I don't want to spend another $2,300 ever again. Being in California As far as I know in a year or two I won't be able to buy any gasoline small engines I'm not sure if this includes tractors but my goal is to give California a big middle finger and use it for the next 40 or 50 years until I die. As a big gearhead I can pretty much rebuild anything as long as I can get the parts for it so my lawn mowers have an infinite life cycle.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

very nice, it would seem your methods are working just great, I wouldn't change a thing

[@jayjones8424]

You are definitely not alone!

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

thank you Jay Jones

[@CuriousKL]

Taking care of a mower is actually rather simple.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I know right, it couldn't be any simpler and yet it gets overlooked so often

[@dustinmckenzie2512]

looks like hes using super clean, great cleaner.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

oh yes, super clean works well too!

[@gavmansworkshop5624]

That's a nice bit of gear too. Once my mowers are at my new house I might put a day aside to pull the cowls and clean everything. 👍

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

Great idea

[@jesterr7133]

That mower is new enough to have a QR code on it, and I have seen mowers in better condition that were over 20 years old.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes it was certainly treated poorly for being as new as it is.

[@wildefox1478]

Great video, I take care of my equipment, I keep up on oil changes, maintenance and properly store my mowers for the winter by either draining the gas out or running the carburetors dry so they always start in the spring.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

Well done, you're doing it right in my book!

[@jesterr7133]

I know how it feels to save one for no reason. My mother and grandmother had identical riding mowers. My mom's threw a rod, and my grandmother's had fuel system issues, but had been sitting outdoors for a couple of years. Both of them gave their machines to a local small engine shop, and I ended up with both of them through happenstance several years later. By this point, both of them had been sitting for a number of years. The engine was roached on my mom's, and my grandmother's was in poor cosmetic shape, though I was able to get it running. I completely disassembled both mowers, and built one good one from the parts. I got it completely reassembled, and when I went for the first start, I forgot to adjust the valves. One of them hit the spark plug and stripped out the threads in the spark plug tube. I threw the bad engine away without thinking to save the head, and I have never found another head or anything to repair the spark plug tube. The mower has been sitting in my shop for five years now, but I can't bring myself to get rid of it.

[@jonathansherwood5841]

That's a tough one. Perhaps you could see if there is a Helicoil (or another brand) thread repair kit that will fit your spark plug. Worth a shot, since the heads on vehicle engines are sometimes repaired this way due to a stripped/damaged spark plug hole. 🐺🔧

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I feel your pain Jesterr.

[@SevenSixTwo2012]

Never throw spare parts away, lol.

[@edrodrigues5623]

Well said and I'm with you on the laziness.. I go around the office telling people, "Have you changed the filter in your furnace? Mostly the 2 young guys that own houses and don't know how to take care of shit. One bought a battery lawnmower...🙄I told him get the gas out of the one you're replacing you never know; you may need a backup. Never done! I think I take care of mowers I'm going to give to someone or sell. You'd be impressed, All 3 mowers I have, have white wheels, both sides, you could see from the next block! 😎All we need is grass.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

nice, I like Nice clean wheels too!

[@MinecraftPro97k]

I have a 2 year old Troybilt TB160 that I try my best to clean and keep running, it had a backfiring issue during the spring time, so I changed the oil, and the backfiring stopped. But I will remember to change the oil every year and ask my dad for help every time (as usual) and if he says "it doesn't need another oil change that soon" I will fight back and say "I want to keep that damn mower running as long as possible and no way in hell I am skipping another oil change"

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

very good, and don't forget to Mention half a quart of oil is still cheap in comparison to a new mower.

[@joebrown9621]

owning my first home in a winter wonderland my back felt it for shoveling snow day after day i bought a Toro snowblower which i use religiously any over an inch on my drive way so i vowed to take good care of it full service and checks in summer.. bought a Super recycler mower for my 15°degree side yard same thing Preventative Maintenance i heard these new Briggs are good except the plastic carb can be finicky so i don't take any chances with the fuel system

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes the snow blower showed the exact reason why people need to take care of it, it's cheaper than a hospital stay for sure.

[@tdumford1]

I take excellent care of my own products and I always try to inform and teach others to do the same.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I applaud your effort!

[@999thenewman]

Nice video. I still use the Lawn-Boy from 2013. The simple, lightweight design is great. And yes, I still have the same car from when I was 19. Turning 35 soon. Either people are raised to take care of what they have, or they don't, for one reason or another, the most common being neglect from not having to think or do any work.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

wow, nice to see the car still going, what's the Make and model if you don't mind?

[@999thenewman]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE 1995 Chrysler Cirrus LX, 2.5L Mitsubishi V6 (a base version of what a 3000GT has.)

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

very nice!

[@999thenewman]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE I'm not proud of it. The car is still owned by my parents for now for easy family insurance. Some day I'll move on.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

no shame, at least you take good care of it.

[@jesterr7133]

I am working on a Snapper self propelled mower right now for a customer. The air box got broken and it quit running, so he just parked it in his back yard, and left it out in the weather with no air box on it for a couple of years, according to him. The OEM air box is less than $25. By some miracle, it doesn't look like any moisture made it into the engine. Thankfully, it has a Honda engine, so it won't take much for me to get it running again.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

wow, that luck that the intake valve happened to be closed all that time was a miracle

[@hokiedokie]

Just bouught this mower for 80 bucks on facebook and mowed 1 acre of 3ft of overgown east texas brush at the highest setting.. did pretty good

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

wow, that's a lot of work for that size engine

[@briantii]

I stick with Honda mowers and with the exception of the stupid driveshaft bushings had no major issues with my last one that I had for 10 years. 1) Change the oil annually 2) Use the leaf blower after every mow to clean it off 3) Shut the engine off by turning the fuel off and letting it idle until the carb was dry 4) Take the vacuum cleaner to the air filter every month or two or when it shows black smoke when accelerating. Replace the air filter every few years. It’s dusty here. I think I washed it 3 or 4 times in 10 years. Blowing it off goes a long way. I pulled the shroud once thinking it’d need to clean it to endure good cooling but it was actually quite clean. I gave it away, but mower STILL has the original spark plug and starts on the very first pull. I only replaced it because I got sick of the wheel bushing design flaw.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

good advice

[@Currancchs]

Couldn't agree more with all of the comments about taking care of what you own and learning to diy. Just wanted to add that I think this is a huge part of the fast adoption of electric tools, like mowers (i.e. people not wanting to take care of their things). Unfortunately, It seems like we're moving quickly to a business model built around disposability, and in the name of environmentalism no less! 😢

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes it would seem that way.

[@electroddxful]

I take care of my equipment all the times.👍🙏👍🙏

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you're doing it right RayFpv!

[@jesterr7133]

I currently own 6 riding mowers and 3 push mowers. All of them were given to me, and 7 of them were in non running condition when I got them. I would still never neglect them the way that this owner did. I guess that is due to the fact that all of these mowers quit running due to a lack of maintanance. I spent less than $100 combined getting all of them running.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I know right, simply unbelievable

[@CuriousKL]

Wow, that's a dirty one.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I know right!

[@MUUKOW3]

That is actually an MTD made gorgeous Murray rebadged as Snspper to use the name to sell in big box stores.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

that make sense

[@robertmailhos8159]

This mower is equiped with a e series Briggs and Stratton engine they used to sold at Walmart

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I think I remember these being sold back then

[@robertmailhos8159]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE now that Briggs and Stratton are apparently not making those mower any more

[@scottjohnson5449]

for us its a pre run inspection... 1oil level 2 air filter 3 fuel .... then its go time.. start them both up and start to mowing.... that is the wife and i. she starts in the back and me in the front, since the front is smaller and when im done there, i will head to the back and we will meet some were in the middle... after all that is done let the mowers cool down and give them a quick blow and rinse. when they are dry ill put them up till need next time. Q. for ya if ya dont mind.... what kind of water hose sprayer are you using in these vids. to rince off the mowers??? reason i ask is it looks very sturdy and has a good spray pattern. id like to get 2 of them if not to pricey.... pls. and thank you!!

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

actually, if you're a painter, is should be familiar, it's a paint sprayer, I'm using with just water. It allows me some decent pressure, and I use, very little water, in comparison to a garden hose.

[@scottjohnson5449]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE thanks ill look for some...

[@therandomman6647]

Mower is love Mower is life

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

very poetic!

[@jameshedrick605]

I always try and take care of my equipment. Doesn't matter if it's a cheap weed eater or push mower i take care of it the best i can. Also anytime i have a mower deck crack i weld it to keep it from spreading

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

me too, it really doesn't matter to me either

[@wayneessar7489]

Honda engines or clones are frequently low in oil because folks cannot or will not read the label or instructions.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes agreed

[@philliphall5198]

Best thing to do on Honda is cut dip stick of flush and tell them to fill it tell it runs out

[@wayneessar7489]

@@philliphall5198 On the horizontal shaft ones that would be very good but on the verticals oil might get in the air filter.

[@Turningwrenches85]

I always say if they treat there equipment like that makes me wonder what they are like with anything else they own , I keep my equipment clean for the most part saves on the equipment overheating from the fins being clogged with dirt and debris and the lawnmower I keep the the mowing deck clean so no issues with the cut next time and won't bog down or clog.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you got that right, it took me some time to figure it out as well.

[@tubaman66]

How on earth did that poor mower get so filthy? I just don't understand people who don't look after their property. I always try to fix things as soon as I realise their is an issue, that way small problems tend not to turn into big ones.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

actually when I saw it a few days after giving it back, it made sense. Seems that the carb likes to flood every now and then. That helps to collect the dirt.

[@nvwi9687]

I need to do a blet blade and cable for that same lawn mower

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

good luck with it.

[@SwingerVic]

is there a maintenance table that easily brings a mower up to working level and you can still tilt for oil/fuel drain...washing....

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

not that I would want to pay for.

[@GrowingLittleCountryhomestead]

I’m bad about taking care of mine. I change the oil but not on a consistent basis. Maybe once a year or two years😅

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

it happens, luckily it's not the end of the world!

[@nathanwilson8376]

What is the spray nozzle you use on the water sprayer

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I'm actually using a paint sprayer, using water of course

[@Patrick4959]

well for me i take care of it because i want it to mow my lawn in the task at hand and lack of care can cause major headaches down the road and that,s for sure etc.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

well said Patrick Stapleton!

[@Patrick4959]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE yep for sure mate.

[@JCT442]

Yes, a "Snapper branded mower"... exactly. It pains me to see junk like this with a Snapper label thrown on it. This has about as much to do with Snapper as my bird feeder. This represents corporate buyouts of traditional brands and the desire to max profits at all costs. Make them as cheap as possible, including that junk B&S plastic engine, throw a respected manufacturer (who was bought out years ago) label on it and fool the consumer who buys at big box stores. I'll keep my old school Snappers with their bullet proof drive and old school Quantum engines. I keep them squeeky clean too for all the reasons you mention. Love your mower and it'll love you back... as long as you have the right mower in the first place.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

well said!

[@tatersalad2067]

I agree. It’s just an MTD with a Snapper logo on it. The clutch drive on the the rear engine riders and the drive system of the self propel mowers are bulletproof.

[@jasonkonkol1836]

What kinda cleaner you using?

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

it the only degreaser Harbor Freight sells. It's in a gallon jug and it's a very good price. I use it, at full concentration.

[@itsnot1673]

Surely this engine doesn't still run being a aluminum cylinder and all, fairly certain engines and tight tolerance moving parts in general don't like dirt

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I know right, but apparently it doesn't matter to them .

[@5roundsrapid263]

You couldn’t do this with a 2000’s car engine, but the tolerances on a Briggs are loose even by 1970’s standards!

[@mikevessels164]

Can you tell me what size fuel lines is used on a trimmer or chainsaw most commonly

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

sure most often it's 3/16" OD

[@mikevessels164]

Thanks I got about 12 trimmers I watch you fix them work on mostly mower's but thought about giving it a try

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

hope it works out!

[@joebrown9621]

Life lessons.. it's the society we live in now a days.. it's how people have been taught.. to be dependent and careless.. whether from school subliminal message through advertising or media Now it's translated in people taking way less care of your stuff or your self 😐🙄 which the cooperations make more money when people becomes neglectful and caring less

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

well said!

[@shaffersmallengineshop5957]

What type/brand camera do you use?

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I'm using an old Samsung camera phone.

[@samfeldman1508]

I think it all depends. I have a friend that does 0 maintenance on his equipment. I think he just replaces as needed. He’s a pretty high up GS so I’m sure he has $$. I think he just would rather be doing other things. I get it. I don’t have his salary so I don’t have that luxury.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

that makes sense , more money and sense

[@wayneessar7489]

Aspen 4 will work very well in a generator.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

thanks for the information

[@WillsSmallEngines]

if you mind me asking what car brand?

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

1994 Toyota Supra Turbo

[@WillsSmallEngines]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE sick

[@terribedard298]

I have a 675ex self propelled 21in snapper no model number I'm looking for drive belt 2013

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

sorry that's not enough information. I need the model and serial number.

[@dfields9511]

that car with issues on #3 piston must of been a air cooled VW Beetle. if I remember somebody said once that one gets hot.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

LOL.. yes those seem to have issues at #3 don't they

[@andyhamilton8940]

Poor airflow in the air plenum due to the oil cooler being in the way on those VWs. That’s what Mustie 1 said.

[@CuriousKL]

The reason the dog chewed the mower, it wasn't exercised on a regular basis to burn off the energy.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

yes, I never blame the dog, just the owner

[@jay7264]

like i said in a previous video. when you see it like that with dirt ingestion its not worth the hassle. it will have blow by oil burning. then the customer is gonna request that you fix it. when it happend to me he knew where i lived and pulled a pistol on me and demanded it be repaired/replaced. 1200$ lighter in my pocket i bought a new kawasaki vtwin engine for him

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

surprisingly, there's no visible blow by or smoke from the muffler!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

I like all your videos BUT this one was exceptional to me, especially about the 'gifted' mower. All of my stuff is either free or cheap as far as initial cost goes. All have time invested and most have parts as well as time. BUT I count anything I have invested as a GIFT that I don't have to spend on a new and probably flimsier rig. I can get parts cheaper that a whole new thing and I have 'X' amount of time on this earth so I might as well use it fixing something I can save money on and then use on our place instead of buying some overpriced something and making a dealer and/or a bank happy. Even if I end up with a modest investment in a piece it's still less than half the price of a new one and a lot better shape with add-ons than factory stuff. And the electric start Troy-bilt looks EXACTLY like the Snapper in the picture except for the electric start and smaller engine. Deck and handles are the same and it's a 2010. And all I lack is fixing it.Total cost so far is for a battery, charger and carb kit around $50. The same mower goes from $350 on up. And this one will make my Sweetie HAPPY! Can't put a dollar sign on THAT! And I change the oil when it needs it, usually more than once a season and I have good mechanics to look after the vehicles because I'm too geezerish to do the stuff anymore! BLESSINGS!

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I like this comment, so many don't take care of their stuff, I'd hate to see what else they don't take care of.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE Seems to me it's what kind of world you live in. Around here, REAL respect is earned, not automatic for anybody. Just because other people think that someone is 'important' because they have a lot of people admiring/following them and they think they're really 'somebody' and are a JERK, they'll be a JERK until they PROVE themselves to be otherwise and that don't happen often, and it takes a lot of EFFORT and TIME! Money means NOTHING and talk is CHEAP. I like being here because you are who YOU are and not some cussing nobody that wants to TRY and sound tough. Thanks for taking the time to be honest. That's my take on it and I'm sticking to it.

[@wayneessar7489]

A person that hates yard work will abuse tools with the hope they fail and they will no longer be tasked with those chores.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

so very true

[@samfeldman1508]

But then I wonder why they either don’t hire a service or move to a property that doesn’t have a yard?

[@wayneessar7489]

@@samfeldman1508 The home owner or perhaps parent may be unable to do the work and has tasked a surly teen with this responsibility. My solution with shovels that kept being broken was the Corona brand with the steel handle. Very heavy but close to indestructible.

[@samfeldman1508]

@@wayneessar7489 good point

[@wayneessar7489]

@@samfeldman1508 🙏

[@shaffersmallengineshop5957]

The issue I have is having to film videos from start to finish at one time. I can’t join two videos together. I edit with Movie Maker Pro.

[@jesterr7133]

Nope, lol. I worked in auto parts for years. I was shocked at how little most people know about cars. I regularly had grown men that couldn't even change their own wiper blades or battery. I actually had more than one person turn their head and refuse to learn how to check their oil when I attempted to show them. I had a customer come in with a very serious oil leak one time that was bad enough that I could see it dripping. She had no oil in the engine, so I attempted to show her how to check it. She said that she was a woman, and she didn't need to know how to do that. I turned around, walked off, and left her standing there. I did that because I would be wasting my time if I spent any more time with her. I couldn't put oil in her car due to liability issues, and if she was refusing to do it herself, then there was no point in spending any more time with her.

[@jonathansherwood5841]

Funny, I usually get the women who tell me that they "don't need no man in their life" or "don't need a guy mansplaining anything to them." 😆 But you are right; no point in wasting your time teaching if they are not willing to learn! 🐺🔧

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

it seems like we don't focus on maintenance anymore and the manufactures know that.

[@dannyv5175]

Damn my mower looks that dirty lol

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

LOL!!

[@brianking1138]

I have seen lots of horribly abused machines over the years.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

oh I bet, do you recall the worst?

[@davidanderson2523]

i change it as needed.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

nothing wrong with that

[@WalterKnox]

It is sad to see what Snapper has been turned into. The old ones were so great, I have had two 70s models with the aluminum deck, and they are bulletproof. I also have one from 1994, which is one of my main mowers currently, it has the Quantum engine. The new ones just don't live up to the same standards as the old ones do.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I know right, it's hard to call this a Snapper.

[@philliphall5198]

If you destroy a push mower then you should have to use a yo-yo for a year 😊

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

LOL!!

[@mjg263]

Looks like it’s been in a flood to me.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

it certainly looks much worse than I was expecting. A flood, yes I would almost guess that too.

[@edwardvasquez218]

I always power wash my lawnmower & weed eater. My friends tell me its not good to wash them. I dont agree.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

it's best to run them a bit after washing, and it depends, some people just get water in places it shouldn't and could hurt them.

[@shaffersmallengineshop5957]

I use I phone 12 and an app Pause Cam to start and stop. I am going to buy a real camera. Pause Cam difficult to edit.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I find using a camera phone easier because of the size of the screen. However I transfer the video to computer to edit it.

[@78cobra]

I really believe in taking care of your own stuff so it lasts. But on top of that too I abused the s*** out of my own things because they are mine, when somebody lets me borrow theirs I treat it like a gem because it is not mine. On that note I stopped watching when you would not stop complaining about the way somebody else treats their own property. If you're charging charge accordingly and move on

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I like this comment a lot!

[@m1a1hm]

With the cost of lawn mowers now a days and how cheap there made it pays to take care of it to get as much out of it as possible.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

I completely agree with that!

[@timkoenig6903]

just fix the mower

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

aye aye captain

[@raresr4092]

Another issue is people get things given to them and because they dint buy it they abuse it and beat it i found out. Also its parents who buy stuff for there kids and they dont take care of it either because mommy and daddy will just buy them another... its sad seen in the past and ive heard people tell me this. the reason to it may be so dirty is that someone wants to hurry rush mow there lawn and get back inside of there house and do other things and really dislike mowing heh.

[@INSIDEHOUSEGARAGE]

you bring up a good point.