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For sure there are a hundred things I wish I had tried first but now it is to late for them lol. Thanks for watching.

Yeh, mine was great but unfortunately I ran it over pulling a tractor out of my shop. Thanks for watching

@@jason-white 😆😆Guess you found it's limit !

So far so good, honestly I have hardly used it at all though, I have a smaller quieter one I use daily but when I need a little more power I plug this one in and so far it's still like new. Thanks for watching

Yeh I think this is my 4th year with it, it's never "needed" the pipe cleaned but I do it every year just for GP Unfortunately this stove is just to big for my house, this morning I had the doors and windows opened, fans on and the Livingroom was still 87F. Thanks for watching

Lol we have the same problem. 800 sq ft open floor space. I turn my fan on, located in basement. Keeps it 62 down there with around 75 up stairs. Next year I'm going too sweep it regardless. Cause I was also told. Do not scratch that stainless steel flew. Build up will start ounce scratched. We primarily burn on the weekends too supplement our lp gas furnace. I use 35% less propane a year. Just burning on weekends. Have a fire going now. About to head out hunting. Cheers and thanks for the video. I will reference this when I sweep in the spring.

@RossMello-w5d We use this 100% for heat, have not used gas once since we got it. I use an 8" nylon brush as to not mess up the ss liner. Good luck hunting.

I would say if you have a small yard, they are great, the performance of the blower all around is better than I expected, the weedeater however is pretty underpowered but like I said, for a small lawn it will work just fine, I have since moved to the Ego platform, it has 100 times the performance of Craftsman but also costs considerably more for example, My Ego mower was $800 where the Crafstman was about $350 Thanks for watching

100% way to much reflection with glasses

Mine would just randomly shut off with no lights or anything, I could restart it right away and sometimes it would shut off seconds later or 30 minutes later, It was super random. Did you check that the underside of the deck was not plugged up with clippings? My experience with EGO customer service has been terrible but you may have no other choice than to send them a message. Thanks for watching

For sure it needs a file. Thanks for watching.

Did you make sure the battery is all the way in? I know it sounds dumb but I have a few Craftsman tools that are a little stubborn that way.

What part number bar and chain did you use? EGO is telling me there is no way to put a 24" bar on my saw.

It would be easiest for you to check @reusefull's UA-cam pages regarding this conversion. Use the proper search criteria in UA-cam, and all the pages will show up. If you're still having difficulty; I will see if I can find the pages and send you the links. The bar is a Husqvarna one. The tension holes don't quite line up, but the holes are larger diameter in the Husqvarna bar, so you can make it work. I think there's a total of four videos rather necessary to get all the details. Keep in touch and let me know of your progress. P.S. The Husqvarna bar calls for an 84 drive links chain. And that's what fits this conversion. P.P.S. It is necessary to change the rim sprocket from .325 to 3/8, NOT low profile. There are a few hassles, but as far as I'm concerned; worth the trouble.

@@John-cj3ve WOW seems like a lot involved, I definitely need a bigger bar but maybe I will wait until I wear out this one.

It DOES seem daunting. But with @reusefull's help and guidance; there is really nothing to it. And like I said earlier; the CSX5000 easily pulls that 24" bar, and I suspect the CS2000 would be able to as well.

...correction: you STILL have to change the rim sprocket on the CS2000, because you need a 3/8, and the one that comes with the CS2000 is 3/8 low profile; which IS different.

Yeh it's odd, it still shows for sale everywhere but no stock anywhere.

@@jason-white why would this headlamp, of all the headlamps on the market, be discontinued? it's the easiest charge w/ built-in plug, brightest and lasts the longest...

do you have ANY IDEA of any other model that's similar and still on the market? thanks in advance...

@@lindsayboykin Because it worked to good? If it works to good then it's bad business by modern standards. They need you to come back and buy another one sooner. Thanks for watching.

@@lindsayboykin No, I have tried a couple since but I have yet to find another good one.

I've seen people do that but it seems like more work for nothing in my opinion.

@@jason-white Do you think there's any issues having all that junk from the flue piling on top of the catalyst? Even vacuuming it out I can't imagine you're getting it all out of the catalyst.

@@timdeschamps502 I wouldn't think so, You get most of it out and I have ben told it hits 1,200F so I'm sure that burns away what small amount is left. Our Stove was installed May 2020 and this is how it's been cleaned every year so far. I paid to have the installer do the first cleaning and show me how so I could do it from then on.

@@jason-white gotcha. Thank you for your replies and for this video. I have the same stove and will be cleaning it soon so get ready for this season.

This is the one I use Thanks for watching amzn.to/47kYZtw

For sure, I use Husky line as well, this thing will take down a tree. Literally lol Thanks for watching

@@jason-white it was a pleasure. Thank you for sharing. I haven't put a blade on it yet but it is a beast. It clears anything green and growing quicker than a sharp machete in a jungle

@@omarjimenez8895 Thank you

Mine was purchased at our local Lowes

The Troybilt one I had was not great at all, it was however early on in small 4 strokes. Thanks for watching

I do it just go give people like you something to complain about. Thanks for watching.

It must be defective, I would take it back and exchange it. My machine is a few years old now and the head that came on it still works perfectly.

A shield should be worn with any machine.

This has been the best, most powerful, most reliable machine I have ever run. Thanks for watching.

Send a support request to Craftsman, I have found their warranty to be top notch.

@@jason-white I'm sure it is but the warranty repair center is 5 weeks behind on doing repairs. I followed another repair video and it solved the problem for the time being. Least I can use it now :)

@@David-cy7qv I've never had them repair a tool. They alway just replace it.

Whats it doing? Thanks for watching

@@jason-white two things, when I push the safety it cuts without pulling the main trigger!!! The other thing, blade replacement pops the plastic red cover off and swings the blade off the teeth. It’s really messed up. My main use is cutting coconuts off the bract. But do use it for pruning branches.

@@terrimulroy8655 The first part is a deal breaker for me, if they safety is not functioning right get rid of it, These things can take your hand off in less than a second, don't risk it.

@@jason-white you’re right! The safety thing happened after the other thing, but yes, I mentioned it first because it is for me too.

Yes it can be, thanks for watching

@@jason-white Thanks for the help Jason. 👍🏿

So far we love it, it's a bit large for our house so we never work it to hard but it's a great stove. Thanks for watching.

You're welcome, thank you for watching

Gosh it's been so long I can't remember but I think the temp sensor was part of the thermostat I purchased for it, If I remember right the fan just ran on 120VAC so any 120 volt circuit should be able to run it just fine. Thanks for watching

Yeh I have made videos in the past working on equipment, Thanks for watching.