This MTD Yardmachines snow blower won't start
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This MTD Yardmachines snow blower won't start. Lets find out why...
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I am glad to see someone else that has conversations with themselves while fighting issues.
All. The. Time. Lol
“Fine threads - that’ll take three days!” LOLOL!
Don, I’m pretty sure I could only listen to your audio and have plenty of entertainment! 😉
I really only watch these to learn, but with yours and Wes’s I also always get some great laughs.
Thanks - I needed that! 😉👍
Thanks Rein
Where I live there is no need for a snow blower. However, I do enjoy watching you diagnose the problem with the small engines.
Similar procedures for most machines. Thanks Bill
Great job. Shame he didn’t use at least a zip tie. Good job of fixing the earlier fixes.
Refixes happen sometimes...
I find running bolts in with fine thread will take 3 days sometimes.
And I also find your videos highly educational, entertaining, and somewhat humorous.
Oh don't worry about talking to yourself I do that a lot and find it interesting. Myself has the same voice that I do darn.
Thanks Jim
Nice work, making it look easy really enjoying your content keep up the good work 😊
Thanks Sean
Works good 👍 well done buddy 😊
Thanks for watching Mike
you will have to tell the person there is not suppose to be a air gap on the carburetor
I did when he picked it up. Lol
As usual, you can’t fix stupid (or inept, in this case) but you can make a living off it! 😉 I give the guy credit for trying, but in this case a little knowledge is dangerous. Sometimes they don’t know what they don’t know. 😉🔧👍
He didn't know, and that's ok. He brought it to someone who can help him. 👍
Tecumsehs will run forever -- If you keep oil in them...
Supposed to do not have a spark tester, then what will the next step be?
Put a spark plug in the wire and hold it against metal while pulling the cord. Should see spark