Thanks Eric for making these videos. I'm planning on starting a mobile small engine repair business and you have been a tremendous help, I appreciate you, God bless you! Thanks again! Johnny
The best time to start any business is when you are 100% honest day in and day out and especially when you are alone and no-one will know if you aren't.Without that level of honesty and integrity you will fail: only question is when.
yes, you want to want it bad enough and willing to put the time in and watch it grow. There will be setbacks and roadblocks, but that is part of the process to become your own boss.
I was cleaning a carburetor on a Honda Snowblower last night and I heard Eric saying put the parts furthest away.😂 Well by the time I was done I had 7 different groups of screws, it had multiple 6mm shoulder bolts of different lengths that went in the plastic covers. By the time I was done I had to pull the chute and all the plastic covers. It was fun getting it apart just enough to get the carburetor off. Got it done last night and it runs like new.
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Thanks Eric for making these videos. I'm planning on starting a mobile small engine repair business and you have been a tremendous help, I appreciate you, God bless you! Thanks again! Johnny
Best of luck to you. I sold my factory and retired about 2.5 years ago. Some days I miss the game but being retired is nice too.
You got this Johnny!
The best time to start any business is when you are 100% honest day in and day out and especially when you are alone and no-one will know if you aren't.Without that level of honesty and integrity you will fail: only question is when.
yes, you want to want it bad enough and willing to put the time in and watch it grow. There will be setbacks and roadblocks, but that is part of the process to become your own boss.
I was cleaning a carburetor on a Honda Snowblower last night and I heard Eric saying put the parts furthest away.😂 Well by the time I was done I had 7 different groups of screws, it had multiple 6mm shoulder bolts of different lengths that went in the plastic covers. By the time I was done I had to pull the chute and all the plastic covers. It was fun getting it apart just enough to get the carburetor off. Got it done last night and it runs like new.
That’s what I tell the guys on the videos Jason lol!.