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Go to itchy boots channel Michelle she's having her own customer bike building in Germany nose all about he knows about Yamaha is all the parts there it will know what to do so getting contact for itchy boots channel this guy Germany Michelle he knows everything about Yamaha 82 driving to the present day
She's just posted a new video as itchy boots so if they need any parts for Yamaha he's going to have all the parts higher up choose a bobcat to put it up in the air Elijah have a Bose disc
I’ll be honest Michelle. It was your legs that caught my attention. But it’s your personality, kindness, work ethic and much more that keeps me watching. Thanks for being genuine. 😀
17:24 Not gonna lie... I love how physically strong you are. Maybe it's because my family are basically Foresters, and we take care of the forest, but you HAVE to be strong to do that job. So, if one day I finally find someone to spend the rest of my life with, I hope she's strong like you. :)
33:21 They're fine, lol. The only reason why people generally do rafters vertically and not horizontally is because of the strength to weight ratio. The thickness is what gives it strength, but the weight reduces how much it can support. So, if you can make rafters that are thick, but not very wide, you end up with more supporting force because the rafters don't have to support as much of their own weight. But considering this is just a tiny cabin, what you've got there is probably strong enough to hold about 4' of heavy snow for quite a few years... so long as they stay dry. If they get too wet, you'll start losing strength because the water will make them more pliable (aka rotting).
You are so cute with the creativity of your add ideas in your motorcycle scene! Love your sense of humor! Grab some brake clean or starter fluid and spray it in your intake and see if it fires off. If it does then you know it’s fuel. I am willing to bet though, one or both of your jets are plugged up, unless you have old fuel in it…? Try that and let me know and I can walk you through anything on that bike.
On you motorcycle. Just make sure of the basics to start with. Fire at the plug and that the engine is getting fuel. No fire or not enough would mean that you need to check these three things in this order. 1-Spark plug, 2-Coil, and then 3-the magneto. Just in case you need to find the magneto, it is located under the flywheel pulley located under the cover on the side of the crankcase. If you have fire and that checks out OK, then you need to make sure that it's getting fuel. First, take the fuel line lose from the carberator. Oh yeah! Make sure that you've turned the fuel on. The valve for that is located under the gas tank. This should actually be the very first thing to check in the beginning. It's so simple, but an easy thing to overlook. If all that checks out, then the jets in the carberator or the float is sticking in there and probably need taken off and cleaned out. Blow air through all the little ports. I have a feeling that you may have not turned the fuel valve on under the tank. It happens a lot with the best. Thanks for the nice sexy ad of the Eco-Flow and the Motorcycle scene. You fix up really hot. I hope that you get your motorcycle running. I hope my advise helps. I've owned a bunch of these and still own a 1973 Yamaha 500 motocross.Good luck with everything! See you next time!
Chances are the age of the bike, its the fuel tank which likely has sediment or rust that got to the carb, But check for spark, and then head to the carb. Gonna bet its got plugged jets, buy a small fuel filter and put it in line für the petcock, and before the carburetor, and that will prevent the fuel starve out. But then more info on what its not doing would be helpful, like when you rev it up, or it wont fire, or …..you get the idea. Good luck, I happened to own a bike shop years ago when carburetors were more of a thing.
As much hard work you do, I’m surprised your legs aren’t one big bruise. I like these little projects. Well maybe not little in scope dealing with hemlock weight. Love the wardrobe changes. You’d make anything look fantastic and it’s a testament to that amazing personality. Glad you were able to mentally cope with the children issue and find purpose in your life. As an outsider looking in, you seem exuberant in the many different aspects of your life. Finally. thank you for putting in the time to make our Sundays happier!
It's nice of you to say thanks for watching, but I think we should say thanks for bringing us the interesting and funny videos ! So, thanks Michygoss !!!
Make sure your fuel valve is on. If you have a kill switch make sure that is off. Kick it a few times and and if it doesn't try to start pull the plug. if it is wet with gas then you have a spark issue. If not then you have a fuel issue. Since it ran well recently it should be something simple like the fuel shutoff or maybe a wire somewhere came loose.
It’s definitely not the fuel shut off (we did establish that much!) Sounds like spark plug is worth a check, switch out fuel, carb cleaner. Steve is handy with this stuff, but we haven’t had a chance to dive into this issue yet
19:34 - Michy, if you had scalloped out the tops of those upright, then you could have rotated the cross beam and it would have been easier to get the cross beam up one end at a time without it rolling off 🙂
Michele. You and Steve are the best Mom and Dad your Fur Babies could ever have. They get all the love, attention and pampering they all deserve and respond in kind. Being nurse you show the same dedication and kindness to all those around you. That was very evident on your trip to pickup the new boat. As for your cabin, I’d suggest doing the roof first. That way you can work on the walls some when the weather gets bad. By the way, way to muscle those heavy rafters up there. You take care and stay safe lady!
Hei. I just dropp my coffee on my carpet when you tried to catch the trianguler thing with the measuring tape😂 You saved the weekend, now im smiling😊 From Norway.
Yamaha DT🎉 I had a ‘78 DT175. Very good machines. Maintenance. Maintenance. Maintenance was my key for dependability. If these ‘carb’ fueled bikes sit for to long, they will need to have gas replaced with fresh mixed fuel. Making sure you drain everything from the tank and the tanks reservoir all the way through the carburetor. Those types of carburetors can ‘gum’ up from the fuel and additive sitting for long periods of time. These carburetors, will need to be removed so that the Jets and ports can be cleaned. I would also advise, servicing the air filter, so that clean filtered air will be introduced into the carburetion mix. Also, I will advise to have extra spark plugs on hand for two stroke, or two cycle engines, on hand. Please. Please! Keep safe. With safety in mind. Also lead by example! I enjoy your creativity and fun ideas. I’ve built many forts. Treehouses. Platforms. It came naturally, and I used sticks. Logs. Old barn word from collapsed structures. Cast iron nails or wood dowels. Ideas; chain, Ratchet strap or tie down a log or milled bean to your forks of you skid steer. Using mechanical advantage. Use rigging and crane hoisting techniques. Stop risking your back. (Lift, using your stronger legs) What I share with you….. I learned while taking inspiration from people that cared. You… matter😊
Michelle, I couldn't help but notice the skid loader in the same camera frame, when you were trying so diligently to injure yourself, while trying to lift your crossbeam. That machine can sure make things a lot easier for you. Great video, as usual. Thank you for sharing. Cheers! Faithfully, James
Hey Michy. That's a new trend. Wood chips on crop top. Great DIY again. Be careful lifting. Some cabin builders used long screws as guides and holds the beam at 2ft , 4ft until reaching the top ❤😇🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕❤🥾🥾📹📐🔨🔗🪚🪜🏕🏡😎👍
Something about the way you are plugging an item and using the item just makes it feel like you are giving advice. It is very captivating the way that you are truly not shilling for a company but showing off a good product that might actually benefit the consumer. I just kinda notice these little things. Well done. And continued success Michelle.
I do put a lot of effort and thought into these ‘ads’, for everyone involved. I want to do a good job for the company, and I want to be engaging and interesting (as much as possible) to the people watching. So, thank you! 😊
Hi Michelle, some things to try with the motorbike. First clean or change the spark plug, check the fuel and air filters, clean the carburetor. If you turn off the fuel line and take the fuel line off the carburetor then open the fuel line, if there is a lot of fuel flow, you know its not the fuel filter. From looking online the DT100 is a two stroke, my bet is the spark plug. Two strokes foul the spark plugs, probably could just clean the spark plug, especially between the electrodes at the tip. Also check the gap on the spark plug to spec, and also use mixed gas.
I had that exact same motorcycle when I was a kid. I’d agree, look at the plug, take it out and check it for spark, if good, dump a little gas down the hole and then give it a kick. If it runs but then stops, it’s starving for gas. Pull the gas line where it goes into the carburetor, if you have flow there, then it’s probably plugged in the main jet in the float. Sometimes you can dump gas either in the plug hole, or directly down the carburetor and start it again, and while it’s running, pull the choke and suck the obstruction through it and unblock it that way. Otherwise pull the float bowl off and remove the float and main jet, and blow compressed air through the jet hole in the carb, to unclog it that way. Before you do anything, make sure the fuel shutoff is open tho lol
I spent a whole day once before I discovered the kill switch was the problem . I was not a newbie rider just overlooked it . Great video as usual Sunday with Michygoss and coffee
Michelle thankyou for your openess and honesty . Yours and Steve's private life is private and should stay that way. I love and enjoy your weekly videos . Your super talented . Keep up the great content ❤
I only share what I want to share (I made sure this was something I was comfortable talking about). I hope it helps other people out there see that when a door closes in life you’ve just got to look for the others opening 💝
And by sharing your adventures with your dogs, the building projects and the tribulations of collecting a ship from overseas, you have enlightened us so gracefully. Once again, you have turned a possible negative into something extremely positive for those who follow you. Thank you for sharing.
If you're aiming for a classic wooden fort, I am thinking something like a split log fence with pointy tops. If you're going for a stone fort, then crenelations along the roofline, and maybe braiding in the siding at the corners, where the planks alternate whether the end grain gets exposed.
This project has definitely become more cabin-like than deck! Having watched you over the years I would never bet against you achieving what you set out to do. 😉 Also you are the epitome of a dog mom! They could never be more loved! 🥰
Dang girl!!.. Love watching you harvest trees, mill into lumber. Working on building projects. I love how you guys take in the fur babies. Keep em coming. 😃❤️😉
If that Yamaha has a tool kit, make sure it includes a spark plug socket so you can check the plug when having issues. Also, make sure you have a good fuel filter. That's a really nice-looking bike for its age, someone took care of it. Also, don't discount putting it in 3rd gear and roll starting it. Your man Steve is a lucky guy!
Michelle, you are the complete package. You are the inspiration my daughter and I watch religiously together. My daughter is very satisfied with herself being she is also not able to have kids. She is continuing her education and is also an accomplished yoga instructor. Ashley is 37 years young. It is people like you that influence possibilities in everything. Thanks...... Ed
I'm late in watching this episode but have to echo all your supporters in saying that your personality, honesty and "can do" spirit is what cheers us so and what we find so endearing and attractive. Very best wishes to you and Steve from Ellan Vannin/Isle of Man somewhere in the Irish Sea.
Everyone in life was given something to work with lets say a niche. You dear were given more than most. You are creative, great work ethics, kind, funny, and easy on the eyes. Keep up your creative funny entertaining videos a fan.
Fresh gas and a titanium spark plug nearly always works. Before you leave it unused for over a week, with the engine running, shut off the fuel tank and use up all the gas in the carburetor.
Hi. If you hold your string line up both ends with a nail an inch or so you just have to measure down from the string to get everything in plane. Saves a lot of guess work. You’re doing a nice job btw.
Michy, I absolutely love your vlogs, the message of living your life fully is so beneficial to me and the community at large. I absolutely love that you're learning and developing new skill sets all the time is awe inspiring. Thank you so much, you're a blessing ❤🎉
Of course, you are beautiful, but it's your heart and soul that keeps me interested. You make up your mind on what you want to do, and you figure it out. 😊❤
The place is looking rustic and old fashion. It fits the terrain. Wow, Michelle, your all bruised up. Lucky you didn't break skin and get any infections. Do the roof next to have a cover on your materials. Your weather might change and you won't be able to get up high and work in conditions. The weather is good to get the top done. Your walls are closer to the ground. Your usually by yourself if you get injured. Hugs from Santa Barbara. 🤗😘🌹🤲😎🙏🍷💕
Michy, you are awesome and Steve is a lucky guy! We all get to experience your creativity and energy, and I've never seen a pair of Levi's look better! Check the spark plug and the fuel filter on that Yamaha. The 2 most common issues. Next, the float in the carb.
Glad you're happy and content with life, it shows in your videos you create ❤️. Thanks for inviting us all around, gives me a break and lets my imagination flow when I watch your projects and the environment you live in ☺️
It is refreshing to see you go thru your thought process as you build. Some people are too worried about the criticism it can bring. This is the o ly way to learn. Unless you build something that is simple and has been done a dozen times before it's like a war. As soon as the first shot is fired or something moves the whole an is out the window.
Again and again it´s a pleasure to watch you building your self planned "wooden artwork" ! Concerning the motor bike: always remember each step (me not knowing YOUR bike exactly): fill the tank - open the fuel tap - turn on the ignition and take care if the "emergency Stopp switch" on the right hand is ON! - put the choke lever in the right psition (half if the temperature is not cold and not hot). If you have to push on the gas lever depends from engine to engine....If you have tried already too often to kick it without effort-> take out the spark plug and clean/dry it...and repeat 😉 Have fun ! Greetings from Austria/Europe !
After months watching Michy its time to admitted : took time but if, when you look at it all the sh-t happened/happening between America and Europe + Asia this channel is a breath of fresh for me and I'm sure many others will see how this war on oner parts of the world effects them Love it Michy Nice one 😉 Thanks Colin
Good morning 🌅, just watching 👀 you struggle with that log 🪵, very dangerous, about 20y ago, I was putting a oak wall plate on my property, I managed to lift one end, I then started to climb the ladder with the beam on my shoulder, I was about 4f off the ground, the ladder broke, luckily the beam pushed me away from wall, and I jumped out of the way, the ladder was broken virtually in two, So if you can strap the first end,
Michy, What you bring to your viewers, patients and rescue dogs is so valuable, entertaining and admirable. Every video is charmed with both humor and inspiration. Thanks for sharing your projects and many adventures with us, and thank Steve for sharing you. Michy you are one of a kind.
@@nancybrown2700 awe! Thanks Nancy!! I love and appreciate your zest for life, your daily adventures out exploring, admiring and capturing nature and all its glory 💝💝
@@michygoss7148 Thanks Michy, we are in so many ways kindred souls, though distant in decades and countries yet still alike. You keep me smiling. Say Hi to Steve and of course kiss Clyde for me.
@@nancybrown2700 we are!! Clyde has been receiving a TON of extra kisses these days - poor fella has been having health issues. I’ll spare 5 Clyde kisses for you!! ☺️💝
Thank you for sharing you and your talents. You are truly a special person and Steve is a very lucky man to have by his side . He must be pretty special as well ❤
I got a good chuckle out of your meaning knotty but implying naughty. That is one of the few things where the English language really shines: a wealth of word puns!
While I may have used Skidsteer to lift that beam, I also may have added a couple 'steps' to the uprights to make the climb easier. At least give you a break on the way up. New Canadian fuel sucks. If there was any left in the carb, you may need to clean it. Great vid! Thanks!
Michelle always a pleasure to watch your content another great build hope all is well and Steve's doing much better? Till the next one ✌and happiness!!
Probably best to do the walls to support the weight of the roof. But would be nice to have the roof done to keep the rain off your head. it looks good so far. Stay safe.
Michelle, you are always proving that where there's a will, there's a way. Damn heavy Hemlock anyway. 🤣 And that's the kind of power station I'm looking for. 👍
Tip for drilling thick timber, counterbore half the depth with a larger drill bit first so screw goes down half way before getting fixed in. Less effort and you can use shorter screws (win win). You will need drill tip driver extension of course! Hope this helps!
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Hi Michy! On the DT100, do you have spark? First thing to check. Then go on to the fuel and fuel supply.
Hi...thanks for another cool video and I think Levi's should be paying you to wear those jeans :) 🐾🍺
Go to itchy boots channel Michelle she's having her own customer bike building in Germany nose all about he knows about Yamaha is all the parts there it will know what to do so getting contact for itchy boots channel this guy Germany Michelle he knows everything about Yamaha 82 driving to the present day
She's just posted a new video as itchy boots so if they need any parts for Yamaha he's going to have all the parts higher up choose a bobcat to put it up in the air Elijah have a Bose disc
Keep up the good work love watching your videos teach me going free my times struggling with autism and dyslexic movie of funny videos
I’ll be honest Michelle. It was your legs that caught my attention. But it’s your personality, kindness, work ethic and much more that keeps me watching. Thanks for being genuine. 😀
I'll 2nd that, those legs
Agreed!😊
This young lady has absolutely no give up in her👏🇬🇧
No give up but loss of giddy up🐴🐴
By far the best quads, calves, hammies on youtube
I agree with you. She is second to none.
I think I can safely say for everyone watching this video that your videos are never too long .
In the words of the Late Bob Ross, “No such thing as a mistake, Just happy surprises”! 😊
I hope that EcoFlow appreciates you. You make the best commercials and are adorable. Thank you for your entertaining videos.
I was thinking the same thing. I said to myself “that’s one of the best ecoflow commercials I have ever seen from a RUclipsr”
@@charliemiller6401 thank you! I do put a lot of thought and effort into these longer ad videos 💝
That is great that you are helping animals.
Nice Michelle, love it - tell Steve hi for us, and hug the fur babies :) From SE Texas Bear ❤💯🙏
I am so impressed with your determination. My kind of woman
I don't know how much experience you have at woodwork but it's a hell of a project to take on by yourself. Keep on keeping on. 👍
17:24 Not gonna lie... I love how physically strong you are. Maybe it's because my family are basically Foresters, and we take care of the forest, but you HAVE to be strong to do that job. So, if one day I finally find someone to spend the rest of my life with, I hope she's strong like you. :)
33:21 They're fine, lol. The only reason why people generally do rafters vertically and not horizontally is because of the strength to weight ratio. The thickness is what gives it strength, but the weight reduces how much it can support. So, if you can make rafters that are thick, but not very wide, you end up with more supporting force because the rafters don't have to support as much of their own weight. But considering this is just a tiny cabin, what you've got there is probably strong enough to hold about 4' of heavy snow for quite a few years... so long as they stay dry. If they get too wet, you'll start losing strength because the water will make them more pliable (aka rotting).
39:16 Roof first. In case it rains. Then at least you'll have a dry space to store things if you get caught unaware.
My father always bragged he'd never found anything my mother couldn't pick up half of.
Wow, Michelle, I loved the look you had with the dirt bike - the black leather vest and the untamed hair!
"Dream big, pack small" , a marketing expert as well--there are no boundaries. Always a pleasure.
That was my own slogan!!! Theirs is “Start small, power strong”.
@@michygoss7148 you are a prize
I knew it was yours.
You are so cute with the creativity of your add ideas in your motorcycle scene! Love your sense of humor! Grab some brake clean or starter fluid and spray it in your intake and see if it fires off. If it does then you know it’s fuel. I am willing to bet though, one or both of your jets are plugged up, unless you have old fuel in it…? Try that and let me know and I can walk you through anything on that bike.
You are absolutely amazing Michelle! You are tough, brilliant and resilient! WOW!
Sitting in my recliner trying to help you lift those beams. And it worked!
Thankyou sir!!
On you motorcycle. Just make sure of the basics to start with. Fire at the plug and that the engine is getting fuel. No fire or not enough would mean that you need to check these three things in this order. 1-Spark plug, 2-Coil, and then 3-the magneto. Just in case you need to find the magneto, it is located under the flywheel pulley located under the cover on the side of the crankcase. If you have fire and that checks out OK, then you need to make sure that it's getting fuel. First, take the fuel line lose from the carberator. Oh yeah! Make sure that you've turned the fuel on. The valve for that is located under the gas tank. This should actually be the very first thing to check in the beginning. It's so simple, but an easy thing to overlook. If all that checks out, then the jets in the carberator or the float is sticking in there and probably need taken off and cleaned out. Blow air through all the little ports. I have a feeling that you may have not turned the fuel valve on under the tank. It happens a lot with the best.
Thanks for the nice sexy ad of the Eco-Flow and the Motorcycle scene. You fix up really hot. I hope that you get your motorcycle running. I hope my advise helps. I've owned a bunch of these and still own a 1973 Yamaha 500 motocross.Good luck with everything! See you next time!
lol. My first motorcycle was a 1972 Yamaha MX 100.
Chances are the age of the bike, its the fuel tank which likely has sediment or rust that got to the carb, But check for spark, and then head to the carb. Gonna bet its got plugged jets, buy a small fuel filter and put it in line für the petcock, and before the carburetor, and that will prevent the fuel starve out. But then more info on what its not doing would be helpful, like when you rev it up, or it wont fire, or …..you get the idea. Good luck, I happened to own a bike shop years ago when carburetors were more of a thing.
As much hard work you do, I’m surprised your legs aren’t one big bruise. I like these little projects. Well maybe not little in scope dealing with hemlock weight. Love the wardrobe changes. You’d make anything look fantastic and it’s a testament to that amazing personality. Glad you were able to mentally cope with the children issue and find purpose in your life. As an outsider looking in, you seem exuberant in the many different aspects of your life. Finally. thank you for putting in the time to make our Sundays happier!
It's nice of you to say thanks for watching, but I think we should say thanks for bringing us the interesting and funny videos ! So, thanks Michygoss !!!
I am the only one that doesn't care what she is building? Just watching her is fulfilling.
Make sure your fuel valve is on. If you have a kill switch make sure that is off. Kick it a few times and and if it doesn't try to start pull the plug. if it is wet with gas then you have a spark issue. If not then you have a fuel issue. Since it ran well recently it should be something simple like the fuel shutoff or maybe a wire somewhere came loose.
It’s definitely not the fuel shut off (we did establish that much!)
Sounds like spark plug is worth a check, switch out fuel, carb cleaner. Steve is handy with this stuff, but we haven’t had a chance to dive into this issue yet
19:34 - Michy, if you had scalloped out the tops of those upright, then you could have rotated the cross beam and it would have been easier to get the cross beam up one end at a time without it rolling off 🙂
Maybe next time!?! 😬
@@michygoss7148 Live is a great big learning curve 🙂
Michele. You and Steve are the best Mom and Dad your Fur Babies could ever have. They get all the love, attention and pampering they all deserve and respond in kind. Being nurse you show the same dedication and kindness to all those around you. That was very evident on your trip to pickup the new boat.
As for your cabin, I’d suggest doing the roof first. That way you can work on the walls some when the weather gets bad. By the way, way to muscle those heavy rafters up there. You take care and stay safe lady!
Hei. I just dropp my coffee on my carpet when you tried to catch the trianguler thing with the measuring tape😂
You saved the weekend, now im smiling😊
From Norway.
Yamaha DT🎉 I had a ‘78 DT175. Very good machines. Maintenance. Maintenance. Maintenance was my key for dependability. If these ‘carb’ fueled bikes sit for to long, they will need to have gas replaced with fresh mixed fuel. Making sure you drain everything from the tank and the tanks reservoir all the way through the carburetor. Those types of carburetors can ‘gum’ up from the fuel and additive sitting for long periods of time. These carburetors, will need to be removed so that the Jets and ports can be cleaned. I would also advise, servicing the air filter, so that clean filtered air will be introduced into the carburetion mix. Also, I will advise to have extra spark plugs on hand for two stroke, or two cycle engines, on hand.
Please. Please! Keep safe. With safety in mind. Also lead by example! I enjoy your creativity and fun ideas. I’ve built many forts. Treehouses. Platforms. It came naturally, and I used sticks. Logs. Old barn word from collapsed structures. Cast iron nails or wood dowels.
Ideas; chain, Ratchet strap or tie down a log or milled bean to your forks of you skid steer. Using mechanical advantage. Use rigging and crane hoisting techniques. Stop risking your back. (Lift, using your stronger legs)
What I share with you….. I learned while taking inspiration from people that cared. You… matter😊
Defo roof next as if rain comes unexpectedly you have somewhere to store your electricals safely whilst working. Good job so far 👍🏆😎
Michelle,
I couldn't help but notice the skid loader in the same camera frame, when you were trying so diligently to injure yourself, while trying to lift your crossbeam. That machine can sure make things a lot easier for you. Great video, as usual. Thank you for sharing.
Cheers!
Faithfully,
James
Hey Michy. That's a new trend. Wood chips on crop top. Great DIY again. Be careful lifting. Some cabin builders used long screws as guides and holds the beam at 2ft , 4ft until reaching the top ❤😇🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕❤🥾🥾📹📐🔨🔗🪚🪜🏕🏡😎👍
Stihl has a carving sword that is very handy. It is more pointed and easier to use when curving cuts.
Pen and paper notes will keep your mind on even keel
Something about the way you are plugging an item and using the item just makes it feel like you are giving advice. It is very captivating the way that you are truly not shilling for a company but showing off a good product that might actually benefit the consumer. I just kinda notice these little things. Well done. And continued success Michelle.
I do put a lot of effort and thought into these ‘ads’, for everyone involved. I want to do a good job for the company, and I want to be engaging and interesting (as much as possible) to the people watching. So, thank you! 😊
I think you guys!! Are great your baby dogs are great! 😊
Hi Michelle, some things to try with the motorbike. First clean or change the spark plug, check the fuel and air filters, clean the carburetor. If you turn off the fuel line and take the fuel line off the carburetor then open the fuel line, if there is a lot of fuel flow, you know its not the fuel filter. From looking online the DT100 is a two stroke, my bet is the spark plug. Two strokes foul the spark plugs, probably could just clean the spark plug, especially between the electrodes at the tip. Also check the gap on the spark plug to spec, and also use mixed gas.
I had that exact same motorcycle when I was a kid. I’d agree, look at the plug, take it out and check it for spark, if good, dump a little gas down the hole and then give it a kick. If it runs but then stops, it’s starving for gas. Pull the gas line where it goes into the carburetor, if you have flow there, then it’s probably plugged in the main jet in the float. Sometimes you can dump gas either in the plug hole, or directly down the carburetor and start it again, and while it’s running, pull the choke and suck the obstruction through it and unblock it that way. Otherwise pull the float bowl off and remove the float and main jet, and blow compressed air through the jet hole in the carb, to unclog it that way. Before you do anything, make sure the fuel shutoff is open tho lol
If there’s a will there’s a way, nice job on the hemlock lift. 💪
I spent a whole day once before I discovered the kill switch was the problem . I was not a newbie rider just overlooked it . Great video as usual Sunday with Michygoss and coffee
I would NEVER bet against you being able to do something Michele 😅
Michelle thankyou for your openess and honesty . Yours and Steve's private life is private and should stay that way. I love and enjoy your weekly videos . Your super talented . Keep up the great content ❤
I only share what I want to share (I made sure this was something I was comfortable talking about). I hope it helps other people out there see that when a door closes in life you’ve just got to look for the others opening 💝
@michygoss7148 very True 👍 love the fort / cabin you are making. Cheers for making the time to reply ❤️ im in sth Australia 🇦🇺 Australia. 👋
And by sharing your adventures with your dogs, the building projects and the tribulations of collecting a ship from overseas, you have enlightened us so gracefully. Once again, you have turned a possible negative into something extremely positive for those who follow you. Thank you for sharing.
If you're aiming for a classic wooden fort, I am thinking something like a split log fence with pointy tops. If you're going for a stone fort, then crenelations along the roofline, and maybe braiding in the siding at the corners, where the planks alternate whether the end grain gets exposed.
Just got to the EcoFlow commercial portion of the video.... LOLOLOLOL... This girl knows how to sell some damn battery packs! 😂
This project has definitely become more cabin-like than deck! Having watched you over the years I would never bet against you achieving what you set out to do. 😉 Also you are the epitome of a dog mom! They could never be more loved! 🥰
I love this channel... I come for the fabrication ideas, but end up staying for the pups and piano jazz! 🥰
Dang girl!!.. Love watching you harvest trees, mill into lumber. Working on building projects. I love how you guys take in the fur babies. Keep em coming. 😃❤️😉
You are quite the young lady! Skilled, strong and unafraid! Did I mention you have class too!? I love your videos!❤️🇨🇦
If that Yamaha has a tool kit, make sure it includes a spark plug socket so you can check the plug when having issues. Also, make sure you have a good fuel filter. That's a really nice-looking bike for its age, someone took care of it. Also, don't discount putting it in 3rd gear and roll starting it.
Your man Steve is a lucky guy!
I have missed your videos for quite some time..... was able to come across them again.Glad you're still working on your cabin and what not
Michelle, you are the complete package. You are the inspiration my daughter and I watch religiously together. My daughter is very satisfied with herself being she is also not able to have kids. She is continuing her education and is also an accomplished yoga instructor. Ashley is 37 years young. It is people like you that influence possibilities in everything. Thanks...... Ed
I'm late in watching this episode but have to echo all your supporters in saying that your personality, honesty and "can do" spirit is what cheers us so and what we find so endearing and attractive. Very best wishes to you and Steve from Ellan Vannin/Isle of Man somewhere in the Irish Sea.
Looking awesome, the fort and the lady.
If you take the door off the skid steer during the summer you'd be able to use it for hoisting stuff like this.
Keep up the hard work. Watched whole series. Looks amazing
Everyone in life was given something to work with lets say a niche. You dear were given more than most. You are creative, great work ethics, kind, funny, and easy on the eyes. Keep up your creative funny entertaining videos a fan.
Those rafters look fine! I'd change the spark plug before anything else on the bike
Fresh gas and a titanium spark plug nearly always works. Before you leave it unused for over a week, with the engine running, shut off the fuel tank and use up all the gas in the carburetor.
I’m sure I’m not the only viewer SHOUTING at my screen you have a forklift behind you 😮 xx
@@stebig1960 it can’t reach to the front it the cabin anyway!
Hi. If you hold your string line up both ends with a nail an inch or so you just have to measure down from the string to get everything in plane. Saves a lot of guess work. You’re doing a nice job btw.
Michy, I absolutely love your vlogs, the message of living your life fully is so beneficial to me and the community at large.
I absolutely love that you're learning and developing new skill sets all the time is awe inspiring.
Thank you so much, you're a blessing ❤🎉
Didja drain the old gas in the tank and clean it out? Old gas gets watery. Also , if possible, empty the carb bowl. 😊 34:32
Of course, you are beautiful, but it's your heart and soul that keeps me interested. You make up your mind on what you want to do, and you figure it out. 😊❤
The place is looking rustic and old fashion. It fits the terrain. Wow, Michelle, your all bruised up. Lucky you didn't break skin and get any infections. Do the roof next to have a cover on your materials. Your weather might change and you won't be able to get up high and work in conditions. The weather is good to get the top done. Your walls are closer to the ground. Your usually by yourself if you get injured. Hugs from Santa Barbara. 🤗😘🌹🤲😎🙏🍷💕
MICHY JUST KEEP SWIMMING, SWIMMING! HAVE A GOOD WEEK AND, GOD BLESS YOU. 👋😇👍✌️
A;sp add a good pair of vice grip pliars to your tool box helps with hard wood also predrilling helps
We love it when you get knotty!
Michy, you are awesome and Steve is a lucky guy! We all get to experience your creativity and energy, and I've never seen a pair of Levi's look better! Check the spark plug and the fuel filter on that Yamaha. The 2 most common issues. Next, the float in the carb.
Glad you're happy and content with life, it shows in your videos you create ❤️.
Thanks for inviting us all around, gives me a break and lets my imagination flow when I watch your projects and the environment you live in ☺️
Absolutely amazing work heard working, ladie . Now take a one hour break ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
you are impressive young lady, glad I am an old man, in my day U B A KEEPER. take care and stay safe, enjoy watching you solve your problems.
You’re a great inspiration so many great qualities ❤
It is refreshing to see you go thru your thought process as you build. Some people are too worried about the criticism it can bring. This is the o ly way to learn. Unless you build something that is simple and has been done a dozen times before it's like a war. As soon as the first shot is fired or something moves the whole an is out the window.
Amazing how far you've come. I think it looks fabulous! (You're so quirky! I love it.)
Can you use the skid steer to lift the timbers. Pullies?
Liquid soap is what I use I keep a bottle in my toolbox screws go in easy in any hardwood
Thank you for your inspiration and innovation....
Roof first! BTW, two ladders work great at walking up beams, stay safe. 💪🏻🪚🔨
Badass Little Lady with a vision, Definitely a Keeper!
Again and again it´s a pleasure to watch you building your self planned "wooden artwork" ! Concerning the motor bike: always remember each step (me not knowing YOUR bike exactly): fill the tank - open the fuel tap - turn on the ignition and take care if the "emergency Stopp switch" on the right hand is ON! - put the choke lever in the right psition (half if the temperature is not cold and not hot). If you have to push on the gas lever depends from engine to engine....If you have tried already too often to kick it without effort-> take out the spark plug and clean/dry it...and repeat 😉 Have fun ! Greetings from Austria/Europe !
After months watching Michy its time to admitted : took time but if, when you look at it all the sh-t happened/happening between America and Europe + Asia this channel is a breath of fresh for me and I'm sure many others will see how this war on oner parts of the world effects them
Love it Michy
Nice one 😉
Thanks Colin
Good morning 🌅, just watching 👀 you struggle with that log 🪵, very dangerous, about 20y ago, I was putting a oak wall plate on my property, I managed to lift one end, I then started to climb the ladder with the beam on my shoulder, I was about 4f off the ground, the ladder broke, luckily the beam pushed me away from wall, and I jumped out of the way, the ladder was broken virtually in two,
So if you can strap the first end,
Michy, What you bring to your viewers, patients and rescue dogs is so valuable, entertaining and admirable. Every video is charmed with both humor and inspiration. Thanks for sharing your projects and many adventures with us, and thank Steve for sharing you. Michy you are one of a kind.
@@nancybrown2700 awe! Thanks Nancy!! I love and appreciate your zest for life, your daily adventures out exploring, admiring and capturing nature and all its glory 💝💝
@@michygoss7148 Thanks Michy, we are in so many ways kindred souls, though distant in decades and countries yet still alike. You keep me smiling. Say Hi to Steve and of course kiss Clyde for me.
@@nancybrown2700 we are!! Clyde has been receiving a TON of extra kisses these days - poor fella has been having health issues. I’ll spare 5 Clyde kisses for you!! ☺️💝
Thank you for sharing you and your talents. You are truly a special person and Steve is a very lucky man to have by his side . He must be pretty special as well ❤
A thing of beauty built by a woman of strength. Can't beat that perfect project.
I like watching you build things so much because you make the same decisions I would make. I look forward to your videos!
Thank you😊
Walls first to help stabilize before adding weight to the roof
Stunning Contractor Michelle is! 🥰Steve is a lucky guy! 🍀
Rafters look great. Wouldn’t change anything on the cabin
I got a good chuckle out of your meaning knotty but implying naughty. That is one of the few things where the English language really shines: a wealth of word puns!
While I may have used Skidsteer to lift that beam, I also may have added a couple 'steps' to the uprights to make the climb easier. At least give you a break on the way up.
New Canadian fuel sucks. If there was any left in the carb, you may need to clean it.
Great vid! Thanks!
[29:06] By far the best quads, calves, hammies on youtube
Michelle always a pleasure to watch your content another great build hope all is well and Steve's doing much better? Till the next one ✌and happiness!!
Probably best to do the walls to support the weight of the roof. But would be nice to have the roof done to keep the rain off your head. it looks good so far. Stay safe.
I need to build some buildings. Giving me some good ideas. I won’t be quite as cute doing it though.
Michygoss you're a Renaissance Woman!! Great Job!!!!
Tack a temporary board on your posts, and use the forklift to set your roof lumber.
You have a great attitude towards life Michelle, you’ll live a long life with that kind of attitude.
Well I believe this young lady is Canadian so then no give up is her Canadian coming out
Thank you for being Michygoss , I always enjoy the heartfelt conversation's!
Michelle, you are always proving that where there's a will, there's a way. Damn heavy Hemlock anyway. 🤣 And that's the kind of power station I'm looking for. 👍
Tip for drilling thick timber, counterbore half the depth with a larger drill bit first so screw goes down half way before getting fixed in. Less effort and you can use shorter screws (win win). You will need drill tip driver extension of course! Hope this helps!
So cute with the wood chips in your hair.
You certainly Dress Up nicely. Thanks for the videos. Love your sense of humor too.