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I would think the first step before doing anything else would be to remove each spark plug and spray a bit of starting fluid in each cylinder, then put spark plugs back. That will tell you if you have spark, etc., without buying a tester, etc. Most likely, I would quickly think that the carburetor is clogged or other fuel delivery problem.

I got a first gen

First 9 minute commercial I've ever seen...thanks for setting a record..

Bro lied on the amazon reviews tho saying it’s great 💀

Man I’m glad I found you thanks so much

This video is amazing! Thank you.. We have a lake home on Shamineau and going to prepare for this spring!... Just curious, are you still happy with the Hydro Sweep?

Well duh! It is designed for use on a flat surface.

THE TRUTH HURTS PAY ATTENTION MILWAUKEE!!!!!

The company should, by law, provide you with one if you work in freezing weather. 🙂

I could get a snow blower cheaper then buying all this

2:17 fire alarm chirp

i just got the brush but its going in reverse any solutions?

Does the brush have difficulty on asphalt?

Its a little bit more angry now! 😎😎😎

I did the research and the vest is the way to go - I use it with a jacket and works well

what about wet snow?

How are you going to say that they won’t last the test of time and then say they are made well and durable right after 😂

Tool karen, I own one and it’s amazing

Beautiful lawn

None of the the top brands are included in your test. Warmnsafe, Hotwired, and the Gold standard, Gerbing! How can you do a test without those?

With the amount of random equipment, herbicide, fertilizer, seed, and time. Would be 1000% cheaper, less maintenance, and more beneficial to the environment to just put a mix of like 10 species of native grasses and wildflowers. And just put a path of mulch down to your shed or any areas you actually need to walk to... Then cut the edges to keep it away from the house. People just love to cultivate grass for no other reason than "it makes nature look manicured". If you have a small property, fine the usable space for kids or BBQ or patio turf grass is useful. But anybody who lives on 0.25 acres or more should do away with the lawn mentality based on old European estates.

Love mine

Thank you, but I would have respected this more if your point and title merged up front. Your giving way too many pros instead of the cons that would make the title acceptable for subscribing or suggesting.

Who would want to use that giant battery when you can buy better ones that use of the shelf power banks. Just fanboys I guess

My yard's perimeter is about 340m. I have to install 2 charging stations and create 2 zone (180m limit for a zone). If I plan to move the robot manually between the zones every couple of days, will it work? Does app keep track 2 different charging stations, 2 different zones and 2 different maps?

Good info

I am a commercial electrician working 10hrs in the cold and its been about 20-30F. My coworkers like theirs. ÀI just got my M12 Axis Hexon Vest last night. I installed a xc3.0 in the house wearing an under shirt, waffle knit thermal shirt, and the vest, and my house at 67 degrees. The size of the xc battery is annoying! On high, I immediately felt heat by the button/logo but it probably took 4 minutes minutes to warm up the entire chest heating elements. I felt only barely discernable warmth in the pockets (not advertised) so it had me wondering if it was really there. I ran it o high for 30-40 minutes and was unimpressed as it was warm, not hot. I put on my old carhart extreme coat and felt only a little warmer. I sat down at my computer watching these videos and other topics and I was unimpressed as I was not hot. I fell asleep in my chair and woke up 5 hours later kind of hot, but nor sweaty, was not outdoors in the cold. I will have to try again outside in the cold but since I WASN'T as warm as I thought I should have been I am feeling more unimpressed. Also, the Hexon adapter has a 2-prong male plug so I dont know about using other batteries. I have good clothing but depends on the day, task, and layering to what I wear. I own Truewerk T3 pants, Coleman fleece lined pants, Tru-Spec 24-7 tactical pants, 1620 heavy hoodie, Carhartt extreme coat, generics hi-vis coat, generic base layers, generic sweat pants and shirts, thermal waffle shirts in different combinations based on expected tasks and weather and clean clothes availability.

i dont know of any snowblowers that are even close to $90 though

The heat is in the tools.

Great if you like dumping every 20 feet.

I live in Michigan 15 minutes north of Grand Rapids. I wear a t-shirt and a hoodie (non-heated) all winter long. I thought about heated jackets, but I figured they would just be too warm.

This review is the most BS review i have seen. Man has soft hands because these complaints are coming from someone who doesnt work out in below 0 temperature. Idiotic review

Hey I just got an idea. Why not cleverly incorporate bristles into the snow shovel blades and with a little clever ingenuity? I am sure they can do that.

Flaw in the experiment. Should have planted the control seed when you started the pre-germ seed. By planting them at the same time you've given the pre-germ seed more time. T0 should be the moment the seed is getting taken out of the bag and either planted or pre treated.

Wonder if the bristle brush would cause any damage to Trex decking surface?

Not supposed to touch these if you have a pacemaker (me).

Ok .....i build crates outside and its currently 20 outside, 2 shirt, thin hoody and my Milwaukee heated jacket, with more layers takes a lil bit longer to feel the wampth but i stay quite toasty. Only complaint is....well the price, but even without the heating elements the jacket is heavy duty and warm on its own, most will complain about the bulky battery in the way but when youve worked construction long enough one doesn't care, been wearing mine daily for the last couple months, and with a bib-cover-all im unstoppable looking forward to ice fishing. Also the jacket tends to come with a 3.0 cp battery, ill use a 4.0xc which warms up even more and faster. I watch this video and couldn't take him seriously cause pushing a snowblower....thats says enough

I have a black mouth cur dog that has a knack for catching them.

Appreciate the video 😸

can that electric shovel be used to clear snow piled up around a fire hydrant?

Wow, the motor is strong enough...more companies need this attachment...

When i saw no hood on the jacket it was on to the next brand.

Exactly the review I was looking for, and learning there was a combo tool!

Gopher Hawk work great in my yard and fast

My neighbor's all have K31 and I have quality TTTF. The differences are incredibly noticable. K31 has its purpose and is fine for most people who simply mow when needed and generally don't care all that much.

I have a shovel attachment for my Echo PAS-2620 that used to be sold by Echo Canada but has sadly been discontinued. It's a pretty good little tool but doesn't have a direction to it as it just throws it straight ahead. I haven't used it for a couple of years as it seems iffy to put on the trimmer rack because of the immense weight hanging off the end. I want to look into getting or fabricating a support for it and my power broom so it can be stored on the trailer though so I can use them during my snow blowing business.

My husband bought me one, a men's medium ( I'm 5'10, 170lbs) andi walk dogs for a living in Western PA. I totally agree with this review. It's been in the 20s this week, and I was cold. I couldn't tell if it was even on. I wasn't freezing, but I was not warm even with it on the high heat setting.

Wow, this really is a first world ‘problem’, someone had created a product to solve something that isn’t really a problem 🙄🤣

What happens if you try this method w/ the coated seed? Does the coating cause ithe seeds to clump real bad, to become a gelatinous mess?

Throwing side to side is nice but I’d prefer if there was some way to limit the throwing height. I live in a townhouse community and I suspect some of my neighbors wouldn’t be to happy if I was throwing snow on their property or vehicles.