Simplicity Snow Blower Won't Start
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2017
- amzn.to/2AUzKSQ Tecumseh Carburetor Replacement
amzn.to/2Bu78PW Tekton Fuel line Removal pliers
amzn.to/2ASND40 Commercial Ultrasonic Cleaner
amzn.to/2CChviC Purple Power For soaking the Carb
amzn.to/2kywLo8 Oring assortment Case
amzn.to/2yFy3CT Tecumseh Carburetor Adjustment Tool
amzn.to/2kAT6lk Tap and die set for re-threading
In this video, I take you along for the repair of a snowblower that has been sitting for quite a while. The fuel system is really gummed up, so it is going to need some TLC.
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amzn.to/2AUzKSQ Tecumseh Carburetor Replacement
amzn.to/2Bu78PW Tekton Fuel line Removal pliers
amzn.to/2ASND40 Commercial Ultrasonic Cleaner
amzn.to/2CChviC Purple Power For soaking the Carb
amzn.to/2kywLo8 Oring assortment Case
amzn.to/2yFy3CT Tecumseh Carburetor Adjustment Tool
amzn.to/2kAT6lk Tap and die set for re-threading
I’ve watched you for several years and you’re getting better every day
Merry Christmas
I checked out the cost of a new carb from your links and yes it must have been a labor of love to clean and rebuild yours. Also the fuel line removal pliers have been added to my shopping list. Thanks for the great vid.
It is a labor of love. I don't do small engine work full time or anything, so I enjoy it when I'm off work. The fuel line pliers are handy.
I was confident it would run perfectly. That carb looked so good when it was done! Best for all the holidays coming up shortly..
Thanks! Usually, these carbs require some form of screwing around to get them running right. Happy Holidays. Bob
Great video buddy. Looks like a good score for you should serve you well this winter. It is amazing sometimes how a good carb cleaning can fix them right up. Good Job as usual. Merry Christmas And God Bless you and your family.
Corn in the carburetor....short circuiting the green fuel initiative....going right to the corn. 🤣
God job Bob. Now you’ll have spare. Merry Christmas to you and the family.
Thanks Jim Best to You and Yours!
You weren't optimistic about that carb but I had a hunch that it would work good after you cleaned it so good. I just had a similar "caramel syrup" coated chainsaw carb that was a result of sitting for 20 years. Never thought it would work after cleaning ... but it did. Always more satisfying to rescue stuff.
Yes, I agree with that nothing as good as the sound of an old machine brought back to life.
love the circular socket holder
That is from Grip tools it is really handy and so are their Magnetic Tool Trays.
Nice work!!! 👍🏼👍🏼
Talk about timing...ive got an MTD with the same engine in 8 HP that "lops" or whatever its called and now...thanks to you...I have the guts to pull and clean the carb. Its also hysterical that you ran the snowblower through the grass. I do the same thing to make a pth for my dog.
You got to go where the snow is. I always make paths to the shed and for the dogs.
Great job! It's rare for a Tecumseh carb to come back to life in that bad shape. I find if I think a carb is too far gone then it'll clean up & work well. Then it's the ones that look great, clean them & they still don't run properly or at all.
You hit the nail right on the head. Hit or Miss with these Carbs.
i like the little Tecumseh 5hp good motor I don't see to many problems besides normal carb issues
She runs like a champ👍
Thanks Dave!
Good catch Matt, he did put the bowl on 180 degrees out.
Yes, I got it rotated now. That is one good thing about posting videos you always have someone to proofread your work. Happy Holidays! Bob
Great video!
Thanks Donnie!
I knew you would get it. Those Tecumseh carbs are workable. Does that mean you have a spare carb? Cool. Merry Christmas from us here in Western Canada to you and yours . The weather man says you are in for some snow. Good luck. Those Tecumseh carbs are forgiving. Bruce and Family PM on the way
Thanks for the PM! There is nothing wrong with having thick skin, and if your are making videos you are going to need it. Happy Holidays! Bob
Great video. The only small issue is that you put the bowl on backwards. The raised part should be turned around so it is under the floats hinge.
Yup I saw it when I was editing, that is the problem with focusing on filming and talking instead of paying attention.
Lol, I bet it is hard to keep an eye on what you are filming, trying to keep your hands out of the way of the camera and talking to us all while wrenching. Pretty sure that’s multi, multi tasking..
Yes.
😎🇺🇸👍 Hey Buddy nice job as always, Happy Holidays 🎄
Thanks Rick I appreciate that.
I didn't have a lot of hope for that carbuerator either, but the guys over at 805Roadking's channel love 'em (if memory serves) and after seeing this one come back, I understand better why they do. Did you use PurplePower full strength? Thanks Doublewide for this one and all the other great videos you've put up!
I use the purple power full strength for I think 12 hours ish. I will have to check out 805's channel. Thanks for the tip.
Great video! Have you ever had a chance to compare the 2 types of carburetors and determine what the reason is behind having the adjustments vs not having any? I have always been curious about the run ability factor of the two.👍👍
Adjustable carbs are better they let you make adjustments for optimum running condition.
@@doublewide6 thanks again! The adjustments can really be a headache!
your a good man
Thanks James! Right back at ya.
Hi,
Should the deepest part of the float bowl be positioned towards the side where the float will be at its lowest point of travel? Merry Christmas and thanks for sharing
Yes, I saw it when I was editing. Thanks
Sure thing. It sure cleaned up nice and ran good too. All the best for 2018
Thank you Darryl. Best to you and yours! Happy Holidays!!!
Do the carb kits come with a new piece of corn? lol New subscriber. Enjoying your videos. Heard good things about your channel from Bruce Pender!
Welcome aboard! Bruce Pender is a top notch guy. I have received several referrals from him. Thanks for joining and taking the time to comment. It really helps the videos be seen. Happy Holidays! Bob
The best kind of carb cleaner I've found is from advance or auto zone it's in a gallon paint can and there is a basket in the can. Let a carb set in it 24 hours it will clean it no matter how gumed up the carb is.
That does work well. I see Mustie1 uses that in his ultrasonic cleaner. I have been experimenting with heating the carb a little with a torch. You can open up the idle passage because it melts the gum down to liquid.
Must of done close to 50 of these in the last 10 years in SER. What site did you order your carb from at that price. It is a satisfaction to get stuff running again. That's what drives me.
Here are the links for all products in the video. I love putting old equipment back to work.
amzn.to/2AUzKSQ Tecumseh Carburetor Replacement
amzn.to/2Bu78PW Tekton Fuel line Removal pliers
amzn.to/2ASND40 Commercial Ultrasonic Cleaner
amzn.to/2CChviC Purple Power For soaking the Carb
amzn.to/2kywLo8 Oring assortment Case
amzn.to/2yFy3CT Tecumseh Carburetor Adjustment Tool
amzn.to/2kAT6lk Tap and die set for re-threading
Lol, great video! There's a tooth in the carburetor! Lol.....
Seems it’s best to replace fuel hose every year and drain carb and tank at end of winter
Nice work DW6, don't see much snow here in NC but I did when I lived in CT. I had a Simplicity riding mower that I had a plow on and chains, worked pretty well. I liked the Simplicity, don't remember what engine it had, ran really well. I use a fuel additive called K100, works great, use it on my two Honda gensets, my John Deere riding mower, and walk-behind mowers and string trimmers. Your videos are great, hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Thanks Tony! K100 looks like a great product. I never used it, but I saw it demoed on Donyboys channel and it looks awesome. I am going to start stocking it.
Yeah, I watch Donyboy73, I learn a lot watching you guys. I also subscribe to Bruce Pender, he’s also from Canada.
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Would a 500lb lift hold up a snowblower. Thanks
You chase the threads with the die not a tap
Your “fuel line pliers” is actually a spark plug pliers” but it did the job.
amzn.to/2yLCSun You are right. I got them from my Grandfather when he pasted away. I was thinking why would you use these for spark plugs, so I looked it up (see link) and it is for the spark plug boot. I have been using them for years to remove hoses and they work pretty well for that kind of thing. Thanks I learned something new. Bob
Lololo it works to
Yep...they clog constantly.
Sounds like it's running too fast at WOT to me. It look like someone added too much Stabil, I've seen carbs like that before.
The info. I'm getting here is that Stabil is what causes all the gum. I saw Donyboy73 had a great video on a product called k100. I'll take a look at the RPM next time I fire it up. Thanks again for the tips.
Sta-bil stuf will do that , that is why I don't use it.
I know it is good for a shelf life about 2 years. I heard of K100 and that looks like a top notch product. Check out Donnyboys channel on that stuff. Impressive!!!