Trying To Fix A Snapper Mower That's Shaking A Lot

[@pattyeverett2826]

I would either install a used engine or keep this one for parts. Many years ago, about 50 to be exact, I was mowing lawns while in high school to make extra money. I had a mower with a Briggs and Stratton engine which I had used extensively. One day I was mowing a lawn and ran over a steel rod sticking out of the ground at about the mowing level. The crankshaft broke off, it was not just bent. Luckily, I had other usable mowers that people had given me, etc.

[@brianevans6819]

Sounds like my situation exactly except it was about 40 years ago. I was in high school mowing lawns to make extra money. I used my parents (under one year old) Craftsman mower to mow a gas stations grass and hit a steel rod sticking out of the ground. It was used to keep a cement parking block in place that was no longer there anymore. I bent the crankshaft and you could not pull the string anymore. 😲😭 It cost about $135 at the time and the mower cost about 200 new. I did not have $135 at the time and paid my parents back. Life lessons.... 🤨😐😭😩

[@pattyeverett2826]

@@brianevans6819 I lived in an oil boom town. The boom was over, but there was(and is) steel stuff sticking out all over. I did not see this one because of the grass. I was lucky to have other mowers to use. We had one that had been given to us that had a 27 inch blade. The problem was that if there were any depressions in the ground, the front of the mower would hit the ground, stopping it. We did not use that mower much.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you for sharing that

[@georgepruitt637]

You are fortunate. A friend of mine bought and installed an after market blade. Started mowing his yard, the blade broke in half, sending 2 pieces out the back. It struck both of my friends legs, ergo, trip to emergency room. He survived, but he doesn't use power mowers anymore.

[@christophermarshall5765]

@@georgepruitt637 your friend is very lucky. It could have been a lot worse. I’m glad he’s doing okay now.

[@mherke]

At this point, I'd use the mower as a parts machine. If in the future you come across a good used engine for cheap, it may be worth installing it to this mower since the rest of the mower is in good condition.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@ph1l-1]

Its a parts mower now. Wouldn't it be great to see what happened to that mower in person?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yes it would

[@24space310]

arms broken legs have some sort of injury and pretty much everything that would explain that someone was involved in a nasty accident.

[@buddylee6996]

I would find a donor sump and crank shaft if possible. If not then part it out and find a good used motor for that Snapper wannabe. Great video 👍

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you!

[@tjclarke4604]

Snapper wannabe is right, well said! Remember the good old Snappers when they were still their own company? Those were great!

[@Furrowx]

Awe Damn ! Time to dig out the Jb Weld ! I would scrap it !

[@HomeGaragechannel]

LOL!! and yes you're correct

[@richardphillips6281]

I like your video. I had a few of these style of mowers when I was a gardener but never with this level of damage. Just keep this for spares otherwise your wallet will suffer needlessly.

[@rickthelian2215]

Parts Only😊

[@HomeGaragechannel]

agreed, thank you!

[@JCT442]

The person responsible for slapping a "Snapper" label on this thing should be arrested...

[@lewiemcneely9143]

2nd this!

[@timewa851]

It's disconcerting seeing a Snapper strip & not recognizing one part matching my '83. Well maybe the blade retaining bolt looked similar. : l shrugs. & bolt a Quantum on it!

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@timewa851 I have an 85, four horse and had one with a REVERSE on the gear stick. 3 1/2 horse, aluminum deck. Sweet mower. NOTHING like the new garbage.

[@MazichMusic]

It's a B&S

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@MazichMusic But it's not a SNAPPER! NOTHING resembles the old good originals.Looks just like all the rest of the cheap junk being sold.

[@brianevans6819]

You said you got the mower free at the curb. It doesn't owe you anything. Throwing good money after bad to fix it. Keep any good parts you want and pitch it !!! 😃🤣😂

[@HomeGaragechannel]

well said

[@FZ52023]

Hey Home Garage, just here to update you on my strimmer. I received the carburetor yesterday and have been fixing the strimmer today, put new fuel lines on, and the new carb, after i did all that, i then tried it out and see if the idling issue was resolved, but there was a lot of air in the system and it wouldn't idle smoothly, and no matter what we did we couldn't get the air out of the system, so we put the old fuel lines on (new fuel filter), and then saw that it was priming much better than before, we then started it, and the idling issue was resolved, but it would rev slightly then go back down to idle (on its own), we resolved that issue, but another issue occured, it was idling like it was fixed and ready to be used, starting using it, then letting go of the throttle and very quickly died, so as soon as you press the throttle it'll work but then will all of a sudden die. So the issue is - Use the throttle, and then the engine shuts off, but the idling situation is working now, but it's just doesn't like to stay on the throttle, nor like to be idled after high revs. Really could use your work as i watch your vids and your a master, and like you said (if the engine itself is working, then it's never dead :D) Love your vids. Loads of support, and also support petrol for the future

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thanks, when replacing a carb, you sometimes have to make a slight adjustment to the fuel screws to get it to work. I'd increase the fuel on the "L" first and see what happens

[@FZ52023]

@@HomeGaragechannel ok, and it does idle perfectly now, it’s just during high speed it, and when you let go of the throttle it just shuts off, so it won’t idle after that Should I try the H screw, if so, what should I do 👍

[@IPlayGames3]

Loving the new upload schedule!!! Still waiting for you to bore out the head and Bondic/jb weld the crankshaft on that Craftsman though...

[@HomeGaragechannel]

LOL!! tough order when the block is also cracked

[@CiscoWes]

3:24 get a blade removal tool - it clamps to the deck and you put the blade in between it. Works like a charm! Not very expensive and it is well worth it so you don't have to wedge a piece of wood under there. Really comes in handy getting the 3 blades off of my ZTR. It's already hard to get an arm up under there to take the blades off but it's much easier when you can clamp down the blade and remove the screw without having to work a piece of wood under to catch the blade.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you for that

[@KerryStrange]

What type of cleaner do you use, where do you buy it and does it have to sit and soak in before rinsing off or do you rinse it right after you spray it on?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

it's the degreaser from harbor freight and make sure whatever you do, to follow the instruction on the bottle

[@dfields9511]

Yah I just a scrapped a mower same engine. Looked like they hit something and screwed. Up the engine and bent crankshaft. It was sad and it ran. But I have the same engine on my personal mower 163cc b&s . Now I have parts for it if needed. Being positive about it

[@HomeGaragechannel]

good attitude

[@markrabinowitz7070]

12:44 Keep the deck for if you come across another mower with a good engine and a crappy deck. As for the engine, take whatever undamaged parts you can from it and scrap the rest. You see enough free and cheap mowers that sooner or later, you'll come across one with the engine you need that will represent a far better time/cost savings vs. fixing that hot mess.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@GrowingLittleCountryhomestead]

I’m having a hard time finding the video where you talk about your water sprayer. Could you tell me what your using. As I recall was it a paint sprayer?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

sure it's a Graco Magnum X7 paint sprayer, works great when you turn it to the wide fan, to gently water the leaves on all your plants, or If you just want to mist your kids on a hot day. To be honest, it's a great machine, and of course if you wanted to paint something in a hurry, that works too. I got it for free because It has the smallest of leaks at the pump and my friend was going to throw it away.

[@GrowingLittleCountryhomestead]

@@HomeGaragechannel thank you

[@4squarebeast554]

I have a question! If you see this many problems with this mower is it even worth it any more???? Like how much would you sell it for and even make of off it?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

unfortunately it's not, I'd have to sell it for over $500 to get my time back that I've invested into it.

[@toddosterhout9866]

A couple days ago I bought a Husqvarna awd mower with a Briggs and Stratton engine like this one and I can’t get it to run for the life of me. The person I bought it from out an aftermarket carb on there and it would only start when you took the air filter off and never came to full power and would almost die when you tried to use it. I cleaned and put the old carb back on. Checked the flywheel key and it was good. Took the valve cover off and found the exhaust valve missing the cap. So I adjusted the valves (intake .003 and exhaust .005) and now it won’t start at all. Any ideas?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

sure, I'd check the compression first and then If it was more then enough , I'd replace the carb with a new one. When checking the carb did you notice if the O ring was in the right place on the back of the carb?

[@toddosterhout9866]

@@HomeGaragechannel yeah the o ring was on the carb with the plastic retainer on top of it. The past few days I’ve actually been having problems with the plastic carbs and especially with the needle seating. Guess the rubber tips are deforming because of ethanol gas

[@paulburns3788]

Hello Home garage how are you feeling...I think you get a new engine for that mower that is my opinion...also you should use the old engine four parts

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I'm looking into right now, thank you Paul Burns

[@mjg263]

Wow, seen plenty of bent crankshafts before but never a totally blown out sump! I’d just put another engine / blade adapter on it and sell it on. People seem to love these cheap FWD self propelled mowers for some reason. Plenty of good useable parts left on that blown engine so it’s win-win really. If you work on mowers like I do you probably have a pretty decent selection of good used engines standing by for just such an occasion LOL!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you it seems like that's the consensus so far.

[@TKC_]

10:14 “tear up invalid” so true…

[@averagejoe3312]

Parts has my vote.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@jeffcox2446]

Scrap it out frame looks good

[@HomeGaragechannel]

good idea

[@jesussantibanez6711]

Thank you To share

[@HomeGaragechannel]

you're welcome!

[@mikehrdlicka8635]

I had a toro awd last year. Got it running shook bad blade shot. The air cleaner cover vibrated so long bairly stay on. Top of tank wore through from vibrating. Blade adapter wore out so blade,adapter, gas tank, air cleaner Assy, oil change, front drive belt, adjust valves decent mower. I can understand when they get a quote to repair buy new.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

me too, and it makes sense

[@ramadinsookhoo6141]

Hey bro, what's up? My guess is that this mower is now a parts mower. Sad to see all that hard work trying to save it from the scrap yard gone down the drain.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I know right

[@Matthew_Does_To_Many_Things]

I think you should just put a donor engine onto it. It has a good deck and self propelled system now. I would take the engine off that rusted lawn boy deck and put it on here. The worst thing I ever hit with my lawnmower was an outdoor door mat. The mower sucked it up under the deck and almost stalled completely before I turned off the mower. I don’t think I damaged anything because it still runs as smooth as before. I got lucky with that one 😅

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I think you're and you got lucky with your mower

[@gearhead366]

Parts mower. It's absolutely not economically feasible to repair it. Hopefully, some of the parts will live on to save another abandoned mower. BTW, what do you use for cleaning your project mowers?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you!

[@butler386]

Wow. Salada damage to that engine. I would look for a good used engine maybe off a mower that had a bad deck and put that on. Otherwise I would use it for parts. Maybe even two or three parts mowers to make one good one. Thanks for the videos.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

Great idea

[@AlessandroGenTLe]

I'm refubishing a mower myself now (waiting for a new chassis and other stuff), total amount will be around half the price of what I paid it new 8 years ago and 1/3 of the same specs newer model that they sell now, but I plan to reinforce the chassis and therefore make it better than the new one. So, in the end, expensive: yes. Makes sense? Yes too. On a mower like this, if I was wearing your clothes, I'd be very careful: either you find a bad chassis one with a good engine and from 2 you make 1, or I'd think twice, especially I'd consider the price you pay Vs. the one you can sell it for, the market situation (how these are requested) etc.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you for sharing that

[@mr1pearl]

I got a motor if you need it 😆 Parts baby yeh with Austin Powers in mind 🙂!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you but I've one on hand too!

[@christianlarsen717]

That engine would I use for spares. We can save a lot, but not everything. Then get a used engine from a rotting deck and put it on this deck

[@HomeGaragechannel]

true!

[@keithmiller3120]

Well I would set it a side for now and see if you come across another motor like that one or a whole mower as well if not parts sounds good

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you and that's a good idea

[@berardia4]

I have a similar engine. The sump is so thin that when something is hit by the blade the whole thing cracks and leaks. Unfortunately the sump is very expensive even for a used one.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

agreed!

[@robertmailhos8159]

The shanking is 1 of 2 problem s is The blade is bent or off balance or the engine is not bolted down properly .or the problem that you found out

[@HomeGaragechannel]

it's actually much worse

[@jamesaydelott2487]

I think you should look into a good used for that mowe! Everything else on it is good! So just use that motor for parts!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@lewiemcneely9143]

If I was in YOUR business I'd wait on another motor or get the parts 2nd hand. That way it'd be GONE but fixed. If it was ME it'd depend on if or how much it was needed. Always those blasted variables. Blessings.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

great advice

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@HomeGaragechannel You know how I am.

[@tjclarke4604]

That's a big impact, it hit something really hard, my guess would be a curb stop, the pipe for the main water shutoff on the lawn. Myself, that would just be a parts mower in my pile if the customer didn't want it back. I don't like those Briggs EXi engines anyway. If it was a quantum, I'd at least give the customer an estimate, but this machine would be headed to the bone yard.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I know right, I was going to say, concrete culvert

[@patthesoundguy]

Someone hit something real big! I would keep the engine for parts and keep an eye out for parts to fix that engine. Even with today's prices on mowers I think you are making the right call by not buying the parts for that.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I think you're right

[@grettagrids]

I had a pushmower shake once after i hit a half buried brick i couldn't see..turned out to be a sheared keyway.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

that would do it.

[@jackblack2557]

Hmm 🤔 jb weld the loose pieces together if u have all of them then jb weld them into place on the sump (going the route of if I didn't have another mower and didn't want to buy a new one method) and get a new seal tap the key back in on the blade adapter after getting all the chunks of debris out of the case then put it back together and see if it works and don't leak( bend the shaft straight too) it's an idea

[@HomeGaragechannel]

LOL!! I wish that work. The block as a crack in it as well.

[@jackblack2557]

Jb weld that too🤣🤣

[@toddosterhout9866]

I would just get an engine from another mower that either had a bad deck or isn’t self propelled.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

seem like a plan

[@Jake.P.L]

I would use the broken engine for parts. Get used lawnmower engine and install that to the deck, the cutting deck is in good condition and usable.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@Fender178]

First off I would price a used Engine to see how much it would set me back. If it is too much then I would just salvage the mower for parts and either keep them if you can find a use for them or just sell off the parts because the Deck seems to be in pretty good condition.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@Fender178]

@@HomeGaragechannel Yup no probs.

[@scottjohnson5449]

as any good mec-a-nec would be you should have some kind of "stash" that you could pillage from if not then i would use this one engine to start to build up my stash.with that said though i would not want my shop to start to look like im a hoarder either. "head scratchier"!?!

[@craignewman1066]

I'd rebuild it you'll get your $ back,I've took a course in Briggs and Stratton and I've rebuilt 1 before,ran so good collapsed a ring,that snapper would be tight and you'd be proud

[@HomeGaragechannel]

that wold be a good idea, but if you take a closer look at the block it turns out it was cracked as well.

[@liljoeii6091]

I think I Junk the motor that's bad And put a Good motor on There Thank you for the video

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you!

[@harisyoung4110]

i would have use a jb weld on that crankcase and sell it on craiglist.. lol.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

LOL!!

[@fleadoggreen9062]

You better be joking lol 😊

[@rbarr775]

I'd expect that kind of damage from someone using a sledgehammer to try to straighten the crank. It looked like some abnormal clearance at the rod bearing, too.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

wow you might be right.

[@georgepruitt637]

Looks like you have a Snapper/MTD parts mower.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

looks like it .

[@TheCrittercam001]

Whole lotta shakin' goin' on...!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

NICE!

[@trainmaster0217]

Maybe you have a parts engine engine lying around that you could get a sump and adapter from?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

At the time I didn't and if I recall, I ended up ordering a used one.

[@brianandrews7099]

The only way this engine would be economically feasible to repair is if you already had most of the expensive parts on hand in good used condition. Even if you did, an engine that has sustained this much damage may have other damage in the form of tolerances being out of spec etc. because of the high forces against them when the damage was done. I would probably only attempt to repair it for fun; just to see how it turns out and only if I had the used parts on hand. I would either replace the engine with a known good engine (if I had one on hand) before reselling it or just call it a parts mower.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you for that information

[@word1901]

i've seen you things fix worse then that also take the connecting rod off the crank and inspect the bearing surface on the rod it may be worn more on one side from the crank slapping around hopefully it wasn't run like that for too long

[@HomeGaragechannel]

this one is by far the worst and I only noticed that the block also has a small crack in it as well.

[@word1901]

@@HomeGaragechannel really even the block is cracked what did it hit a cinder block or a half inch thick piece of rebar looks like there is not much left to salvage time for a used engine?

[@24space310]

rebuilding that would break the bank and get nothing in return. but as for experiment purpose (like the craftsman mower engine) i would like to see those crap parts get replaced but what i dont like about that is that project will put a pressure on you and that would be pretty painful.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

agreed!

[@RussellHoughton]

I think it's time to scrap it. If I had a good part engine I may consider making one from the 2

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yep I think you're right.

[@e.scottdaugherty8291]

Strip it, or put an engine from a bad deck on it. New parts on a tired motor causes other breakage. Parts to save other customer's money. Or in your case, other projects.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@mikehrdlicka8635]

I have a all wheel drive Husqvarna i bought has bent crankshaft. Worse than yours. I have a crankshaft out of a blown up 163 cc briggs. I need to remove aluminum off of rod journal and shine it up proceed fron there

[@HomeGaragechannel]

nice, hopefully you can get it replaced soon

[@cantgetright742]

What did you end up doing?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I'm still deciding, they way I left it is the way it's sitting right now.

[@twopumpsandimdone309]

Parts only.

[@mwand89]

I already knew the mower is a Snapper. It's powered by a 163cc Briggs and Stratton 675exi.

[@timewa851]

.... not anymore it isn't.

[@Matthew_Does_To_Many_Things]

Bent crank shaft?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yes but more

[@richardmueller9565]

if have other used parts available..I would ude used poarts to fix it~!??

[@HomeGaragechannel]

that's what I'm thinking too.

[@TheDronzDr]

I would use it for parts.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@appelmac1]

Parts!

[@Jayden-vo2vd]

That's a Briggs & Stratton 63cc if you have a 150cc Briggs & Stratton 140cc you should it's the same sump

[@Jayden-vo2vd]

163

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@kajmakprsuta693]

I think realisticly either buy used parts and fix it for profit or use it for spare parts no other option without wasting money.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@karlrovey]

Looks like you got yourself a parts engine.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

it would seem like it

[@fleadoggreen9062]

Take those drive wheels off and give to the scrap man It’s just taking up space in ur garage 😊

[@HomeGaragechannel]

$2 of scrap metal.

[@brianking1138]

I just repaired one of these about a month ago. That blade adapter is spendy. I personally wouldn't fix this one.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I know right and thank you

[@denrayr]

I'd review the economics of a used engine vs what the mower would be worth. I'm sure it would be cheaper than parts and labor invested in fixing the old engine with used parts, but I'm not sure what the mower would be worth in working condition. It might not pencil out to fix it. I don't think I'd even keep it around for parts. The deck is usable, but it's nothing special.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

agreed!

[@slipperyblueclay2521]

I’ll bet that you can find a compatible engine which can benefit from any parts you can recover.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I might be able to

[@williamsnow1531]

I know I always tell you that I like a challenge, but there is a time you have to draw a line and say it’s not worth it and just part it out.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

agreed!

[@joblessalex]

Parts mower! Keep it together until you find parts to fix it. If no parts are found by the time you could fix a better shape mower, strip this one into that one.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@dylansmith7271]

I use the motor for parts.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@trevorbenes219]

I would find a parts engine with a good sump and crank

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@procellfoxreal]

NOTE: All lawn mowers (especially the cover) shake a little.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thanks but do all mowers loose all their oil in 2 minutes

[@procellfoxreal]

​@@HomeGaragechannelNO! They do not.

[@nexus-6598]

Great video! In my opinion she's an organ donor.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you and I agree

[@johnzudans7724]

Nice roots cause analysis, not worth fixing I guess, or maybe a used engine is available?

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you, and yes this one will end up in a box as parts.

[@wapd205]

If you have a used engine then do a quick swap and send it. No engine then you’ve got yourself a good parts mower.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

great advice

[@dandel351]

What happened to that mower probably started with ..... "hold my beer" or .. "On this episode of Jackass..." That engine is trashed. I bet the upper end of the crank and housing is smoked after running in that condition. Looks like the deck is fair shape. I'd do a swap with a mower that had a damaged deck and a good engine. Then salvage whatever parts are usable.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

agreed!

[@larrykelly2838]

For parts

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@docpalazola491]

I see a parts engine in the future.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I agree

[@stevemar8593]

Use for PARTS

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thanks

[@HSC570]

I’d use it for parts

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@RussellBooth1977]

Either fix that engine up by using used parts off a blown engine or use it for spare parts !

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you Russell Booth

[@covishen]

Unfortunately that engine is toast. Take the piston and other good parts for a future rebuild of another engine.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

agreed

[@robertcox5228]

Further damage to contact rod and even piston. Parts machine for sure

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@rcg3496]

I’d use it for parts🤔

[@HomeGaragechannel]

that's a good idea

[@watermanone7567]

Parts machine unless you can find an engine that was blown up and has a good sump. Thanks

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you!

[@eddiehuff7366]

Yeah...use for parts.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@steamboatwillie935]

My thoughts, it now just a parts machine. $200. For parts plus your labor. Well, you could find a used rider & riding is always better than pushing!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@GrowingLittleCountryhomestead]

Well if I were in your shoes I would part it out but if that was my only mower I would get new parts or new mower

[@HomeGaragechannel]

at this point that would sense

[@cantgetright742]

Idk can’t save em all. Unless you’re wanting footage I’d call it the day on that one.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

very true

[@TecumsehRulesbcserk]

This engine might be done for, not gonna lie.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yes it's pretty much a goner

[@qwertykeyboard5901]

Yeah, it's getting gutted for parts.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

agreed

[@princenoah21]

My suggestion, just use it for parts.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you

[@garyalensr]

Good grief what did they run over?? But to answer your question, I'd use it for parts and not take a chance on losing money. That just my opinion

[@HomeGaragechannel]

I know right!

[@vitotinari8415]

PARTS!!!!!

[@HomeGaragechannel]

yes

[@christophermarshall5765]

Too much damage to fix. I saw the crank case crack early in the video, straight after cleaning, & I also noticed the seal damage, which told me the crank is bent. I would fit a good used engine.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

you are the first person to see the crack! Very nice job!

[@JamesJohnson-rh5qw]

Parts.

[@HomeGaragechannel]

thank you