✅Click here for a Briggs repair kit ➜ amzn.to/2XH3DhG ✅Click here for a Tecumseh repair kit ➜ amzn.to/2DdxIfr ✅Click here for a new float ➜ amzn.to/33mAABy For more videos like this, check out: 👉How To Fix Your Leaky Snow Blower Carb - Honda Style ➜ ua-cam.com/video/NTBlVTa_jDQ/v-deo.html 👉Fastest Way To Tell If The Crankshaft Is Bent On A Mower ➜ ua-cam.com/video/3up57DHiCqs/v-deo.html 👉Here's Why Your Lawn Mower Is Leaking Gas - Honda Style ➜ ua-cam.com/video/tp67AzWNbI4/v-deo.html 👉How To Adjust the RPM Speed on a Lawn Mower ➜ ua-cam.com/video/7YrA3QEIFnE/v-deo.html You can connect with Steve here too: ✅Visit Steve’s WEBSITE ➜ www.stevessmallenginesaloon.com/ ✅Visit Steve’s PARTS & TOOL STORE ➜ www.amazon.com/shop/stevessmallenginesaloon ✅Follow Steve on FACEBOOK ➜ facebook.com/stevessmallenginesaloon ✅Follow Steve on INSTAGRAM ➜ instagram.com/stevessmallenginesaloon/ ✅Follow Steve on TWITTER ➜ twitter.com/SteveSaloon
Steve is there a Way that the fuel could be coming out of both sides?? The air cleaner side and the engine side?? I see the gas leaking from the snow blower but when I did an oil change on it it looked to have some gas in the oil. I’m not 100 percent sure if there was but the oil seemed very liquidy and not as thick as when I put it in and it also had a type of sheen to the oil. I’m not sure if it could be both.
Steve, great video--loved the toilet analogy! It's the first time I've understood a carb float. Your link to the Tecumseh repair kit goes to an item that is unavailable though, FYI. Be great to get an updated working one!
Glad to have found this video! I kept thinking it was a gasket issue! Installed all ne carb and back up and running. Also bought the needle and seat repair kit to fix the old one as a spare...
great vid steve. I really appreciate the effort you put into showing exactly what you are talking about with the closeup shots. nice video work and editing.
Steve!! You have a gift for teaching! Thank you for going into depth with your explanations and analogies. The close ups are so helpful. Excellent tutorial!! 🙂
Thanks for the detailed video. Done well and professional! It was helpful even though I am working on a Toro1000. Leaking out this brass tube right next to the fuel intake. Thanks again!
Great carburetor repair video Steve, when I fix leaky carbs to test the needle and seat I just use my mouth to gently blow into where the fuel line connects to the carb.
Great video Steve! Your demeanor is perfect and being an old school professional mechanic myself the explanation and repair process is on point. Two thumbs!!
Grolsch was my go to beer when I was younger. Now I can’t find it in my area, (greater Boston). No matter I gave up all alcohol for health reasons but I do find your video very informative. Only thing I didn’t know was how to make sure the float is level after making the repairs. That is much appreciated and thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge with us! 👍🏼😎👏
Thanks Steve, I had that problem with my snow blower two weeks ago, when I went to check it over at start of winter. Had gas in the oil, it leaked past the fuel line shut off valve and through carb. I was trying to figure out how it would have gotten into oil. Now I know.
Steve your always full of great small engine knowledge. I watch all of your videos they're great. You and your wife are an awesome team on making these video's. Thanks you guys i learn something from every video.
Saturated float...In 1976..on a 73 ChevVan...plastic coated opencell foam float in a Qjet 4barrel.. took apart twice...still flooded...third time noticed float was heavier than normal...replaced with used one from parts stash...set up level..reassembled...ran better than new. Thank goodness the hollow plastic floats that are used in small engines are better quality today. Best to you and yours.
I limped my 25 year old Toro along all last season. Too cold for my arthritic fingers to fix. This spring cleaned the jets and passages, runs great again.
[Québec, Canada] I already understand the concept of a float and seat.. but the way you explained it gave me way more insight and less guessing of what does what. TY. Im subscribing to your channel Awesome video
Was working on snowblower and felt something was wrong with the seat. Really didn't think using a compressor would blow out the seat but it worked like charms. Thanks.
I want to thank you Steve! I've used several of your videos to help fix so much of my equipment.. it's sad really. So thank you good sir, you've made some amazing videos. And as far as liquids to drink while doing repairs.. forget beer, captain and coke or jameson and 7up. you'll never mistake that smell for fuel or leftover fluids lol
I know this might a little late in the game , But I had that problem with a tiller and a tecumseh engine and had to replace the float , Then it worked perfect. Steve , Your the man !
Not sure that’s what my problem is, but I enjoyed the video thoroughly! Very educational and entertaining! Appreciate you going the extra mile to help those of us guys who are NOT mechanically inclined! Thanks again!
Wow, this fixed my issue on a 15yr old snowblower that had a discontinued carb. I didn’t want to have to buy an updated carb and deal with all the things that I could see that were different. Cleaned a popped these new little bad boys in and pow, everything is 100%. This vid was sooooo helpful, Ty Steve! Help us regular foke fix like the pro’s
Hi Steve, My Makuni carb on an fb460v as22 is similar to the one you repaired. I removed all components, cleaned cleaned everthing, assembled it and in the end, I could not get fuel into the bowl. I'll get a Het Anker Ambrio from the fridge and go and check everything again, following your guidelines. Thanks for your great video. NEVER let your camera-man go! Greetings from your Belgian fan.
Hi Steve, I also like my beer and to work on small engines,you are a great help to me and I admire you for your knowledge about whatever it is that you might be working on. Please keep the great videos headed my way.
Steve Scotland loves you for your videos , as a noob to small engines the toilet explanation has helped me understand how the mechanics of the carb works ( forever great full for you sharing your knowledge 👌)
I had this issue with my riding mower. Although I didn't realize at the time this was the exact same problem, I did get a carb kit and replaced all the little bits like this and that did fix it. Thanks Steve for so many great videos.
Thank you! I rebuilt the carb on my 5hp Tecumseh about a week ago. I initially thought all went well and it started right up on 1 pull. 1 week after storing it I noticed a fuel smell in the garage and a puddle of gas. After watching your video I pulled it apart and checked the brass float. Sure enough it was filled with gas. I replaced the float and reassembled and no leak. It runs better than it has in at least 5 years. Great video. Thanks Brian.
i have a troybuilt 5.5 h/p snowblower leaking fuel from carburetor..........very good video, very informative, i think i can tackle this project.. you made it simple to understand. good job brutha...
Ahhh...I had an old Sears lawn vac with a Clinton engine on it that flooded a lot towards the end. I junked it because of that, and a lot of other issues it had. The chassis were the engine bolted on had broken away, so the engine was only holding on by one bolt..GREAT VIDEO!!!!
I normally stay away from task like these! But your video makes it look easy. I found the information on how to order the needle and seat. Thanks for your help.
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon well today I took off the carburetor and found that I have the brass float HMMM Then I couldn't find the hole on the underside to blow out the seat you talked about so I put it all back together. So it wasn't as easy as you made it to look like. HMMM I'M STUMPED
Good job Steve. I have used a small self tapping screw to remove the plastic seat. Just scew it in gently with fingers only until it feels tight and remove the seat with rhe screw. I think the Grolsch is an excellent choice for this job. Cheers!
That was the easiest explanation, hands down. Its been a long time since I was in high school ( where I learned small engine repair) your video shook lose that information. I personally like to repair with Maclays ale .........works every time.
hey. was just cleaning carb on my snowblower, put it back together and it was leaking gas bad ,watched this video and when i was blowing out the gas intake, i DID blow that seat out on the floor but didnt know it.works fine now....thanks... just subb
Steve there were some older Briggs with brass floats , and you should mention a lot of the Tecumseh carbs had a high spot & a low spot in the bottom of the fuel bowl and it has to be put on correctly or it won't allow the float to come down. I have also repaired many brass floats by putting them in a cup of boiled water & held it completely under the water , and then you should see bubbles come out . Then you can Mark it , clean it & solder it .! :-) hope that helps someone too.
I hold my thumb over the seat hole and blow through the inlet. Yes it hurts lol. After I install seat I hold the carb upside down and blow through the inlet with my mouth. Great video Steve 👍
Thank you Steve for this great video, especially the part you explained with toilet flushing. After understanding how the float and needle works, I was able to pinpoint the mistake I made last time after I cleaned carb. The floater was upside down (yah, stupid). As soon as I put it back and tested it, the snowblower is not leaking gas anymore.
Probably the best video I have seen bar none on small engine repair. If my knowledge of engine repair was dynamite you could not blow your nose with it and I understood every bit of that video. Thank you so much.
Thanks Steve !! Having this exact issue !! Thanks for the how to video ! I think I will order the parts and have a Pabst blue ribbon when I fix it ! Cheers 🍻
For my first carburetor job I did Eagle Rare bourbon neat. Nothing against beer, I love beer, I just like to drink the good stuff when I can find an excuse to hang out in my shed and work on stuff at my own pace.
My problem is obvious .... Wrong beer! My bad. Great video. Thanks for the info. Makes sense. My carb has an adjusting screw in the centre of the bowl. Going to order the rebuild kit and repair.
Hey Steve, recently changed a needle and seat on a flooding Tecumseh carb. Next morning there was a nice pile of gas under the snowblower where the gas leaked out of the carb overnight. Checked to make sure everything was seated right, then noticed the plastic float was full of gas! Could hear it sloshing around. I needed the blower right away, so i drilled 2 tiny holes in the float to empty it out. Figured out that the floats are 2 piece units that have a seam running down the middle. Thats where it was leaking fuel inside. So i took my plastic welding gun and re-melted the plastic in the seam area and the 2 holes, and reinstalled. So far its holding up great! Lol Next time i see gas again, i will order a new float. But yes, the plastic ones can get full of gas inside them! Cheers
Extent info just the key I was looking for my snow blower doing just that! It’s a Tecumseh engine on it . Thank you so so much for putting this info out now As for beer I think blue moon or shock top will do !😁😁😁😁
Awesome information sir. The only beer worth drinking for me is a local craft brew called Devils Backbone, in Vienna Lager. They are out of Charlottesville, Virginia. Love what you do sir
Excelllente Steve once again ! Got near 2 feet of snow dumped here Downeast. Damn Tecumseh carb ( Toro snowblower) dripped gas over my hand at 8 F ( whine). You solved this. BUTT: since you asked about carb beers 🤣, when are you going to imbibe some fine ale or at least micro brews ? That is an order. Much thx for what you do.
Great, easy to understand explanation. Where was Steve when I was taking Differential Equations in college? That class would have made a lot more sense with his easy-going and common sense teaching style.
Tecumsey, tecumsah... Great video as always. I have a tool that looks like a knitting needle to remove and replace those old rubber seats but apparently, a compressor works just as well.
I just finished up doing this with a mower that was given to me about two years ago because the owner couldn’t get it started. Started on the first pull. 😀. Thanks again!
Hey Steve, I was wondering if you could do a video on what type of tools you have in your tool box and what tool brands you like over others. Maybe something like a tool set to get started on small engine maintenance. Thanks
I've just bought a new B&S carburettor. Fitted it and 2 days later my John Deere mower was hosing petrol out of the air intake. The plastic float was full of petrol/gas. Fortunately I still had my old float, but I will be visiting the dealer as soon as possible. So Steve plastic ones can have minute leaks in them too!!!
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Way that the fuel could be coming out of both sides?? The air cleaner side and the engine side?? I see the gas leaking from the snow blower but when I did an oil change on it it looked to have some gas in the oil. I’m not 100 percent sure if there was but the oil seemed very liquidy and not as thick as when I put it in and it also had a type of sheen to the oil. I’m not sure if it could be both.
Steve, great video--loved the toilet analogy! It's the first time I've understood a carb float. Your link to the Tecumseh repair kit goes to an item that is unavailable though, FYI. Be great to get an updated working one!
Do all tecumseh carbs take the same needle and seat kits
Would this cause oil out the exhaust?
Thank you for the fantastic tutorial, Steve! Great production with still, focused shots and thorough instructions!
Very welcome!
Glad to have found this video! I kept thinking it was a gasket issue! Installed all ne carb and back up and running. Also bought the needle and seat repair kit to fix the old one as a spare...
great vid steve. I really appreciate the effort you put into showing exactly what you are talking about with the closeup shots. nice video work and editing.
Thank You...
Steve!! You have a gift for teaching! Thank you for going into depth with your explanations and analogies. The close ups are so helpful. Excellent tutorial!! 🙂
Wow, thank you!
Thanks for the detailed video. Done well and professional!
It was helpful even though I am working on a Toro1000. Leaking out this brass tube right next to the fuel intake. Thanks again!
Steve, your the best! Whenever I'm in doubt, I come to your channel to resolve the issue , Cheers.
Cool, thanks
Thanks, one of the best carb/float videos on youtube I've ever seen. Thats why I'm a subscriber.
Great to hear!
Great carburetor repair video Steve, when I fix leaky carbs to test the needle and seat I just use my mouth to gently blow into where the fuel line connects to the carb.
This vide was exactly what I needed to fix my snow blower carburetor. Thank you for posting this!
You're Welcome...
Great video Steve! Your demeanor is perfect and being an old school professional mechanic myself the explanation and repair process is on point. Two thumbs!!
Wow, thanks!
Grolsch was my go to beer when I was younger. Now I can’t find it in my area, (greater Boston). No matter I gave up all alcohol for health reasons but I do find your video very informative. Only thing I didn’t know was how to make sure the float is level after making the repairs. That is much appreciated and thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge with us! 👍🏼😎👏
Thanks Steve, I had that problem with my snow blower two weeks ago, when I went to check it over at start of winter. Had gas in the oil, it leaked past the fuel line shut off valve and through carb. I was trying to figure out how it would have gotten into oil. Now I know.
Steve your always full of great small engine knowledge. I watch all of your videos they're great. You and your wife are an awesome team on making these video's. Thanks you guys i learn something from every video.
Thank You...and You're Welcome...
Saturated float...In 1976..on a 73 ChevVan...plastic coated opencell foam float in a Qjet 4barrel.. took apart twice...still flooded...third time noticed float was heavier than normal...replaced with used one from parts stash...set up level..reassembled...ran better than new. Thank goodness the hollow plastic floats that are used in small engines are better quality today. Best to you and yours.
I limped my 25 year old Toro along all last season. Too cold for my arthritic fingers to fix. This spring cleaned the jets and passages, runs great again.
[Québec, Canada]
I already understand the concept of a float and seat.. but the way you explained it gave me way more insight and less guessing of what does what.
TY. Im subscribing to your channel
Awesome video
Great to hear!
Right on the money! Thank you as this is exactly why the carb on my Briggs a generator was leaking.
You're Welcome...
Was working on snowblower and felt something was wrong with the seat. Really didn't think using a compressor would blow out the seat but it worked like charms. Thanks.
I want to thank you Steve! I've used several of your videos to help fix so much of my equipment.. it's sad really. So thank you good sir, you've made some amazing videos. And as far as liquids to drink while doing repairs.. forget beer, captain and coke or jameson and 7up. you'll never mistake that smell for fuel or leftover fluids lol
I know this might a little late in the game , But I had that problem with a tiller and a tecumseh engine and had to replace the float , Then it worked perfect. Steve , Your the man !
Not sure that’s what my problem is, but I enjoyed the video thoroughly! Very educational and entertaining! Appreciate you going the extra mile to help those of us guys who are NOT mechanically inclined! Thanks again!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow, this fixed my issue on a 15yr old snowblower that had a discontinued carb. I didn’t want to have to buy an updated carb and deal with all the things that I could see that were different. Cleaned a popped these new little bad boys in and pow, everything is 100%. This vid was sooooo helpful, Ty Steve! Help us regular foke fix like the pro’s
Great job!
Seems like a easy fix @steves small engine saloon keep up the good work,your teaching style is easy to follow & no nonsense or bs brilliant 😉😉
Thank You...
Hi Steve,
My Makuni carb on an fb460v as22 is similar to the one you repaired. I removed all components, cleaned cleaned everthing, assembled it and in the end, I could not get fuel into the bowl. I'll get a Het Anker Ambrio from the fridge and go and check everything again, following your guidelines.
Thanks for your great video. NEVER let your camera-man go!
Greetings from your Belgian fan.
Going to try on pressure washer this spring. Great tutorial
Steve, i have a crafsman as secondary, bought used, always leaking, i will tackle next spring.
Thanks all info. Happy holidays... Newburgh N.Y.
Hi Steve, I also like my beer and to work on small engines,you are a great help to me and I admire you for your knowledge about whatever it is that you might be working on. Please keep the great videos headed my way.
Right on Gordo...
Steve Scotland loves you for your videos , as a noob to small engines the toilet explanation has helped me understand how the mechanics of the carb works ( forever great full for you sharing your knowledge 👌)
Right on Paul! Thank You...
Your welcome Steve , keep the vids coming 👍 , thank you
I had this issue with my riding mower. Although I didn't realize at the time this was the exact same problem, I did get a carb kit and replaced all the little bits like this and that did fix it. Thanks Steve for so many great videos.
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Thanks a ton for this informative video. Instructions are crystal clear and useful.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I rebuilt the carb on my 5hp Tecumseh about a week ago. I initially thought all went well and it started right up on 1 pull. 1 week after storing it I noticed a fuel smell in the garage and a puddle of gas. After watching your video I pulled it apart and checked the brass float. Sure enough it was filled with gas. I replaced the float and reassembled and no leak. It runs better than it has in at least 5 years. Great video. Thanks Brian.
Great to hear!
Great information my snow blower been leaking every time I prime it. I'm going to order the parts and a six pack of those special carburetor beers.
i have a troybuilt 5.5 h/p snowblower leaking fuel from carburetor..........very good video, very informative, i think i can tackle this project.. you made it simple to understand. good job brutha...
Yes you can!
Ahhh...I had an old Sears lawn vac with a Clinton engine on it that flooded a lot towards the end. I junked it because of that, and a lot of other issues it had. The chassis were the engine bolted on had broken away, so the engine was only holding on by one bolt..GREAT VIDEO!!!!
Grolsh works very well for me in this situation. Thanks.
I've been having that exact issue with the Briggs carb on my log splitter, thanks for this man!
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Perfect video. Exactly what I needed! You've got yourself a new sub.👍
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks Steve, my snow blower has that problem, going to fix it.........Now it"s fixed.👍👍
Excellent!
Great information as always. i find keystone by Coors always makes these jobs easier.
thanks steve
I normally stay away from task like these! But your video makes it look easy. I found the information on how to order the needle and seat. Thanks for your help.
You are so welcome!
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon well today I took off the carburetor and found that I have the brass float HMMM
Then I couldn't find the hole on the underside to blow out the seat you talked about so I put it all back together. So it wasn't as easy as you made it to look like. HMMM I'M STUMPED
Good job Steve. I have used a small self tapping screw to remove the plastic seat. Just scew it in gently with fingers only until it feels tight and remove the seat with rhe screw.
I think the Grolsch is an excellent choice for this job. Cheers!
That was the easiest explanation, hands down. Its been a long time since I was in high school ( where I learned small engine repair) your video shook lose that information. I personally like to repair with Maclays ale .........works every time.
Glad it helped!
Thanks -- So that float is how the gas is controlled. Nice and clear now.
Now I know Google is listening to me, was talking about leaky carb on my blower, this comes on recommendations. Thanks for posting
Great video Steve. Have two carbs to do that on. Thanks much. 👍👍👍
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hey. was just cleaning carb on my snowblower, put it back together and it was leaking gas bad ,watched this video and when i was blowing out the gas intake, i DID blow that seat out on the floor but didnt know it.works fine now....thanks... just subb
Great job!
Steve - you’re the greatest.
Thank You...
Thanks Steve. You're a big help and I drink a Budweiser or at times a good bitter IPA .
Great video, Steve. Thanks much!
No worries!
Great video. Carbs & OV gets the job done for me.
Thanks for the info Steve! Have a chraftsman blower leaking needs work this helps!
Good luck!
Steve, perfect tutorial. Thank you
Very welcome
Excellent thinking, Stevie, Great Video.
Thank You...
Steve there were some older Briggs with brass floats , and you should mention a lot of the Tecumseh carbs had a high spot & a low spot in the bottom of the fuel bowl and it has to be put on correctly or it won't allow the float to come down. I have also repaired many brass floats by putting them in a cup of boiled water & held it completely under the water , and then you should see bubbles come out . Then you can Mark it , clean it & solder it .! :-) hope that helps someone too.
I am absolutely horrible with engines. You have saved me so many times it embarrassing. Thank you
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I hold my thumb over the seat hole and blow through the inlet. Yes it hurts lol. After I install seat I hold the carb upside down and blow through the inlet with my mouth. Great video Steve 👍
Thank you Steve for this great video, especially the part you explained with toilet flushing. After understanding how the float and needle works, I was able to pinpoint the mistake I made last time after I cleaned carb. The floater was upside down (yah, stupid). As soon as I put it back and tested it, the snowblower is not leaking gas anymore.
Glad it was helpful!
Probably the best video I have seen bar none on small engine repair. If my knowledge of engine repair was dynamite you could not blow your nose with it and I understood every bit of that video. Thank you so much.
Wow, thanks!
Very Helpful lesson. Thanks!
You're very welcome!
Good stuff. I'm going to give it a go.
Good luck!
Thanks Steve !! Having this exact issue !! Thanks for the how to video ! I think I will order the parts and have a Pabst blue ribbon when I fix it ! Cheers 🍻
Good luck!
For my first carburetor job I did Eagle Rare bourbon neat. Nothing against beer, I love beer, I just like to drink the good stuff when I can find an excuse to hang out in my shed and work on stuff at my own pace.
AWESOMME VIDEO. i LEARNED AND SAVED ALOT
Glad to hear it!
My problem is obvious .... Wrong beer! My bad. Great video. Thanks for the info. Makes sense. My carb has an adjusting screw in the centre of the bowl. Going to order the rebuild kit and repair.
10:44 Good job, I could indeed hear the sloshing! Hard to imagine that plastic wins! I guess in the right application!
Hey Steve, recently changed a needle and seat on a flooding Tecumseh carb. Next morning there was a nice pile of gas under the snowblower where the gas leaked out of the carb overnight. Checked to make sure everything was seated right, then noticed the plastic float was full of gas! Could hear it sloshing around. I needed the blower right away, so i drilled 2 tiny holes in the float to empty it out. Figured out that the floats are 2 piece units that have a seam running down the middle. Thats where it was leaking fuel inside. So i took my plastic welding gun and re-melted the plastic in the seam area and the 2 holes, and reinstalled. So far its holding up great! Lol
Next time i see gas again, i will order a new float.
But yes, the plastic ones can get full of gas inside them!
Cheers
Extent info just the key I was looking for my snow blower doing just that! It’s a Tecumseh engine on it . Thank you so so much for putting this info out now As for beer I think blue moon or shock top will do !😁😁😁😁
Right on Ron...
Thanks Steve
Now i wanna drink beer and fix stuff!..very helpful.this vid is part of my research before i tackle my carb project( leaky carb/ craftsman 4 stroke)
Great video. I'm pretty sure mine has a bad float. But I'm going to replace the 25 year old needle/seat also. Thanks.
Thank s Steve, very good info !
You are very welcome
Thanks for that. My beer of choice is James Ready a great Canadian lager.
Thanks as always Simon
My pleasure!
Awesome information sir. The only beer worth drinking for me is a local craft brew called Devils Backbone, in Vienna Lager. They are out of Charlottesville, Virginia. Love what you do sir
air tip was great, thanks
Excelllente Steve once again ! Got near 2 feet of snow dumped here Downeast. Damn Tecumseh carb ( Toro snowblower) dripped gas over my hand at 8 F ( whine). You solved this.
BUTT: since you asked about carb beers 🤣, when are you going to imbibe some fine ale or at least micro brews ? That is an order. Much thx for what you do.
That’s a perfect video. Thanks.
You're welcome!
excellent , great video, mine was leaking into the engine side and into the oil sump. thanks .
You're welcome!
Always fun. Thanks Steve
Great explanation!
Thanks!
Thank you!
Great, easy to understand explanation.
Where was Steve when I was taking Differential Equations in college? That class would have made a lot more sense with his easy-going and common sense teaching style.
Wow, thanks!
Tecumsey, tecumsah... Great video as always. I have a tool that looks like a knitting needle to remove and replace those old rubber seats but apparently, a compressor works just as well.
Loved the video thanks.
Our pleasure!
Great video thanks for sharing
Thank You...and You're Welcome...
Steve: another great video many thanks.
You're Welcome...
Like your beer warm Steve. Great video thanks.
Well explained thanks
You're welcome
Awesome Information! Thanks
You're Welcome...
Thanks Steve dealing with this now thought I had it fixed this summer now snow is here and oh no hahahah
Wow! Steve had to wait to the very last second to have a drink of beer. You're working too hard Stevo!
Great video!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
My pleasure!
I just finished up doing this with a mower that was given to me about two years ago because the owner couldn’t get it started. Started on the first pull. 😀. Thanks again!
Hey Steve, I was wondering if you could do a video on what type of tools you have in your tool box and what tool brands you like over others. Maybe something like a tool set to get started on small engine maintenance. Thanks
thank you, I had the leak all over the snow blower. I would go and change the carburetor.
Your the man thanks Steve for the video 👍🏻
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I've just bought a new B&S carburettor. Fitted it and 2 days later my John Deere mower was hosing petrol out of the air intake. The plastic float was full of petrol/gas. Fortunately I still had my old float, but I will be visiting the dealer as soon as possible. So Steve plastic ones can have minute leaks in them too!!!
Thanks! Good info,.
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You the man, Stan 👌🏻
Thank You...
Excellent video thx exactly what mine needs
Glad it helped