I started watching your videos because Al Bladez said too, never thought it would be so informative and interesting to watch! You make very good content. Thanks, I learn a lot every video!
Maintenance is needed for sure! For those who were negligent, not mechanically inclined, and have glued their trimmer blade in place there is an easy fix. Wrap a towel soaked in denatured alcohol around the trimmer blade and let it sit for a while. If it hasn't freed up keep the towel wet and let it sit a bit longer... placing it in a plastic bag will slow down the evaporation. Given some time the denatured alcohol will dissolve the sap and thus avoid the need for disassembly. Once you get the blade freed up USE THE STIHL SPRAY. That spray really does work if used as recommended in the video. BTW, denatured alcohol will clean up chainsaws, clothing, automobiles and their windows, tool handles, your hands (avoidance is better!), and other things that have sap on them.... Sometimes denatured alcohol is sold as stove fuel or marine stove fuel. It is more effective and cheaper than the "wonder" products sold in the auto parts stores!
Thanks for helping out Al Bladez!😂❤ I don't even have a yard to work now that I've become an apartment dweller but I enjoyed your instructions. It's always nice to learn something new. Thanks again.❤😊
Hi Guys! Thank you for helping AL Bladez, that was amazing. Well I don't have a house or yard but I can subscribe, yay! Take care and thanks for all you do!
Just a homeowner here but always sprayed with silicone spray after each use then run to work it in. Seems to work well but will look into the Stihl spray. Great video and thank you!
Hi Chip, new subscriber here! I saw a collaboration you and Stu did with Al Bladez and he sent me to your channel. You’re all great, hard working men! God bless you for your big hearts and generosity! ♥️♥️
Try the cheapest spray on cooking oil like canola oil. It will be much better for your freshly severed hedge/plant leaves than engine oil and kerosene.
So glad you put this video out because my. husband kept asking me where is the manual? Where is the manual? And I said, honey, it's in your library. Well, I said, there's probably a youtube video that shows you how to grease. the blade He thought you were supposed to take the rubber thing out. I'm so glad you share this. Now I can show him how to do it the right way. I did.
I started watching your videos because Al Bladez said too, never thought it would be so informative and interesting to watch! You make very good content. Thanks, I learn a lot every video!
Awesome. That was our whole intention to start this channel. Glad that this was helpful to you. 🙂
Maintenance is needed for sure! For those who were negligent, not mechanically inclined, and have glued their trimmer blade in place there is an easy fix. Wrap a towel soaked in denatured alcohol around the trimmer blade and let it sit for a while. If it hasn't freed up keep the towel wet and let it sit a bit longer... placing it in a plastic bag will slow down the evaporation. Given some time the denatured alcohol will dissolve the sap and thus avoid the need for disassembly. Once you get the blade freed up USE THE STIHL SPRAY. That spray really does work if used as recommended in the video.
BTW, denatured alcohol will clean up chainsaws, clothing, automobiles and their windows, tool handles, your hands (avoidance is better!), and other things that have sap on them.... Sometimes denatured alcohol is sold as stove fuel or marine stove fuel. It is more effective and cheaper than the "wonder" products sold in the auto parts stores!
That's great to know. I did not know about this but I will definitely look into it. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Thanks for helping out Al Bladez!😂❤ I don't even have a yard to work now that I've become an apartment dweller but I enjoyed your instructions. It's always nice to learn something new. Thanks again.❤😊
For sure. Thank you for watching 🙂
God bless you at Main Stream Mowers for that great mower you gave AL Bladez, wonderful generous gesture, you are awesome❤
Thank you. It was our pleasure 🙂
Hi Guys! Thank you for helping AL Bladez, that was amazing. Well I don't have a house or yard but I can subscribe, yay! Take care and thanks for all you do!
That's very kind of you. Thank you and welcome to the channel. 🙂
Just a homeowner here but always sprayed with silicone spray after each use then run to work it in. Seems to work well but will look into the Stihl spray. Great video and thank you!
Hi Chip, new subscriber here! I saw a collaboration you and Stu did with Al Bladez and he sent me to your channel. You’re all great, hard working men! God bless you for your big hearts and generosity! ♥️♥️
Thank you so much Donna. Welcome to the channel 🙂
Thank you for the video. Not too many videos around about trimmer maintenance
Thank you for watching, hope the video was helpful for you. 🙂
Thank you for all of the information.
You are most welcome 🙂
Can you do a video on the differences between the hedge attachment blades klm 45 o klm 20@24 in blades etc.. thanks
Excellent all around. You finally made sense of how my Ryobi 40V trimmer froze up.
Glad we could help. Thank you for watching 🙂
Thank you! My STIHL 56 has been frozen up! Loosening up those screws and separating the blades go me back to GO! I am sooo behind on hedge work.
Glad it helped man. Time to get back to work 🙂
Very informative, good job!
Thank you 🙂
Will that grease tube fit on a Honda or echo pole saw Trimmer head
I spray mine with WD-40. Before, during , and after. It works for me.
Try the cheapest spray on cooking oil like canola oil.
It will be much better for your freshly severed hedge/plant leaves than engine oil and kerosene.
Excellent video 👏🏾
Thank you 🙂
So glad you put this video out because my. husband kept asking me where is the manual? Where is the manual? And I said, honey, it's in your library. Well, I said, there's probably a youtube video that shows you how to grease. the blade He thought you were supposed to take the rubber thing out. I'm so glad you share this. Now I can show him how to do it the right way. I did.
Haha that's awesome. Make sure to save it for future referencing.
@@mainstreetmowerAny idea what the rubber cap is for right next to the grease screw/fitting?
That was very useful information to know, thanks for sharing your videos. Glad Al Bladez sent me so I can share your knowledge. Have a great day. 😊
Thank you so much for sharing Sandra. That really means a lot.
Thanks, really good to know how to look after a product before I buy it!
Absolutely agreed.
Hi new subscriber here.... watched you guys with Al Bladez and just had to join. Great tool tips.... We women need them as well. Thank you
Hi m8, what is that rotary abradive you are using to sharpen the blades please?
Cheers
Any suggestions as to what would be the best tool to cut back an iris plant?
Al sent me here
Great, welcome to the channel 🙂
Hi new subscriber here because Al Bladez sent me. 😊
Awesome, welcome to the channel 🙂
Great info. Thx.
Here because Al Bladez sent me but I have ten acres to clear so I need new tools. 😊
haha awesome. Hopefully some of our videos help in deciding which one would be best for you.
I use ballistol on mine.
Good to know. Thank you for sharing.
AL SENT ME TO YOU. GOOD MAN.
Thank you Tina and welcome to the channel 🙂
She told me no because of bush blood.....😏
Hedge trimmers are no joke definitely wear chainmail gloves when operating otherwise it'll be the surgeon operating instead 😨
Thank you for the suggestion 🙂
I pay a guy to mow my lawn…. But damn I love watching you boys. 🥰
haha thank you Patricia. 🙂