I finally got another tool box video in and this is a good one. I added an automotive type door lock system to my toolbox and its working out sweet. What can I say that you won't find in the video?
Check it out: https://youtu.be/ywRhQZkADJk
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I finally got another tool box video in and this is a good one. I added an automotive type door lock system to my toolbox and its working out sweet. What can I say that you won't find in the video?
Check it out: https://youtu.be/ywRhQZkADJk
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Today we look at doing a tune up on an old school Husky top handle chainsaw. Removing the carb can be intimidating on these models and I show how easy it really is.
Check it out: https://youtu.be/wCYaVszHSDg
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This video is a Husqvarna 390xp piston and cylinder replacement. Step by step instructions with hardly any key details left out.
If it seems like I do a lot of any certain type of repair video its only because thats what I am being tasked with. When I show up for work in the morning I hang my GoPro over the bench and hit the record button whenever I think I'll get more than just a few minutes of repair footage. A little behind the scenes here: I currently have 31 folders in my "to be edited" file and probably two weeks of clips not even sorted into folders yet. I like to keep a week ahead on finished videos meaning I need two in that folder but I've been as much as 12 completed videos deep before.
Its a lot of work but I enjoy it. I want to get back to making some more traditional videos but the creative juices aren't flowing. I gotta laugh because I would shoot those videos ten times if needed just to get it right and not have to edit. These days its all about the editing.
Check it out:
Later.If someone needs something repaired they bring it to our shop where I work. Over the years we have earned a reputation for fixing most anything. I think it drives the boss nuts because that list is from barber chairs to table lamps and everything in between. We can't keep up with equipment repairs so I get his frustration.
This repair does fall into our advertised area of service but its not typical. Follow along as I struggle to remove an oil cap.
Check it out: https://youtu.be/yTYZdTQrzWg
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A look at testing a crank seal for a vacuum leak. We also look at the Common Service Tool that allows us to look at the error codes stored in this Husky 562xp chainsaw.
Check it out: https://youtu.be/_YpQE1Z1_ho
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Customer complaint there is fuel coming out the muffler. A look at why this can happen and the fix.
Check it out: https://youtu.be/C6xrunPLmj8
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A look at what happens when you run over your chainsaw with a skid loader and how much this type of repair might cost.
Check it out: https://youtu.be/Y7LlGAq8JO4
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Back in June of last year I made a post about the future of this blog. I predicted I would continue making regular posts despite my new found desire to become a YouTube content creator. Yes, thats what we call ourselves. I have kept true to my word and continued to make posts twice a week but as you know those posts are just basically links to the YouTube channel.
I could, and I should, schedule time each week to say what I gots to say like I did for the first seven years of this blog. I feel I'll want to do that again. I just don't know when and thats why I haven't given it up. Lets just call this a break. I'm taking a break from being creative on this blog and I'm just performing the mind numbing task of providing a link to my other content.
As Arnold would say, "I'll be back" but I'm not really going anywhere.
Check it out: https://youtu.be/iSdaxkPLvqA
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Todays video is a look at two of the most common problems I see come over my work bench.
Check it out: https://youtu.be/UCtGoaSjHpE
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