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@@specialized29er86 G'day specialized. They certainly are very hard to turn over. Haven't used mine for about a year, but I vaguely remember accidentally stumbling across a black button on the motor that once depressed helped with the compression issue. Sorry, not much help. I'm away from home for a few weeks so unfortunately can't confirm. Pls see if you can find the button on your model - hope it works for you. Cheers, Steve.

@@nachopetryakov2274 Hi Nacho. I've since sold the bike. However, from recollection, I'm pretty sure I used long nosed pliers (after removing the little screw). Yeah, just get in there with pliers and it should come out after some force. Good luck.👍

@@publicdomain3378 Thanks for the info and tip. Cheers mate.

Hi Wayne. Apologies for the delayed response. Appreciate the feedback and tips mate. Happy to report chainsaw is still going strong 3 years on. Cheers, Steve.

@@stephenmoore8960 . Fantastic 👍, that's great news. Thanks for your reply 👍

Great tip Bush Rat. Pinned this one to the top to share with others. Good on ya.

I hear ya Azza. I've got the equipment, just need a bit of spare time and the confidence to sand off down to the crazing. It will be done one day. Cheers.

Hi Ed. Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. I learnt from my earlier vids where i waffled on a bit. "To the point" - that's a good dad joke. 😂 Cheers.

Hi Aaron. I've only used it in sandy soil and rocky chalky soil. The machine is only as good as your own strength. As soon as it catches a root or rock it will transfer all its torque to your arms. To counter this affect i have braced the handles against my leg which helps. It's a good idea to feather the throttle too. It would be strong enough in clay soil, but i think your arms would have trouble fighting it. I must create some form of brace to take the stress off my arms. Cheers.

Thanks Henry. Cheers mate.

Appreciate that Graham. Cheers mate.

@@stephenmoore8960 you are welcome Steve and I will be working on the caravan inner seals over Xmas, have a fantastic Christmas hopefully it's with your family. Take care

Hi Shane. Apologies for the delayed response. The only place I found the cover leaked (a tiny amount) was around the 'Roll Bars' as it's not 100% watertight. The cover simply squeezes tight up to the 'Roll Bars' where they attach to the tub - so in heavy rain some water gets through. Other than that, all good. Cheers.

Hi rikiellia, the tub liner had already been installed when we purchased the vehicle. We installed the tonneau cover on top of the tub liner. Cheers, Steve.

@@stephenmoore8960 thanks for the reply cheers

Hi James. I can't thank you enough for taking the time to provide such a detailed response sir. I'm finding fellow HAM radio enthusiasts only too happy to share their knowledge. Yes, one day i hope to be the mentor and pass on what ive learnt. 73's and hope to chat on the HF bands one day. Cheers, VK5SMO.

Thankyou for the kind words Barry. Cheers mate.

Hi Mr G. Yeah, I'm sure you can, just need the correct ones to fit your bike. 100% recommend - makes the bike look heaps better IMO. Good on ya. Cheers mate.

@@stephenmoore8960 Thank you sir

@sebastienbecan1824 Salut, c'est la boutique que j'utilise en Australie. www.silverlining.services/?product_cat=geist&s=&post_type=product ..J'ai également acheté des articles sur eBay. Bonne chance. :-)

Hi Lionel, apologies for the late reply. Even after 2yrs plus of ownership I still encounter a bit of an 'almost stall' when starting cold. I need to be a little soft on the trigger while she warms up. Possibly due to a lesser priced saw, but give it 5 seconds or so and there's no issues. Then once warm and I stop to refill with petrol there's no issues restarting. Still massively impressed how well this thing is going after putting it through the ringers. Cheers.

Good stuff Conor. Enjoy. Cheers, Steve.

I've never thought about that Era, thanks for the perspective. We've been using our new one in Adelaide for about a year now without any health issues.

Hi Dr Tarek. After 2 years i am still very satisfied with the results. I shave about 3 times per week and follow the cleaning instructions. The shaver still works like new and i haven't had to replace the head yet. I replace the cleaning liquid in the base occasionally. I would recommend the shaver, i feel as though i get a clean smoothe shave. Thanks, Steve.

Hi Deny, we live with an Indonesian house mate, he's a good bloke. He's learning all the Aussie slang from us! Anyway, bidet/jet shoers are awesome. If i dont use one now i don't feel clean. Good luck in Australia. 👍

@@stephenmoore8960 yes, bidet is way cleaner than toilet paper... i read that there were regulations for bidet installation, how was it?

@@dennygun19 You're correct Deny, there are regulations. In this video I installed the spray myself without a back flow valve. We've since moved house and had a new bathroom installed - i asked the plumber to install a bidet for us and he included the valve - so all good now. Cheers mate. 👍

@@stephenmoore8960 thankyou for the information

@@stephenmoore8960 Great video Steve, I’m thinking of installing one myself but I see you’ve organised for a plumber instead. Is that a must in Australia or is it alright to install ourselves? How much would it cost for a plumber to install one if we provide most of the materials?

Thanks Jogo. 👍 I really miss that bike, needed to sell it as i was overseas for a bit. Now back in Aus and saving my pennies for either a Thruxton or Bonneville T120 black - i think my taste in styled is evolving as i age. Have a good one mate. 👍

Thankyou Andrew. Appreciate your kind words. Cheers mate.

Gday Sam. You're a champ sir. All the best, cheers for the kudos. 👍

Interesting you've mentioned this issue pineapple. We too experienced the same problem. I was a little confused why the leak occured as we purchased the gun from Thailand. From what ive seen in Thailand the water pressure is very strong so wasnt expecting the hose to leak. My first solution was to change out the hose for something more studier. I replaced it with the style of hose that normally attaches from water outlet to cistern and didnt have any issues after that. It's a pretty stiff braided hose though. Since moving house our plumber installed a non return valve and tap - so we do the same as you - switch off water to gun when not in use. The hose we use now though is flexible soft plastic - it's never leaked when ive forgotten to turn off water. So that's my recommendation - the soft flexible all plastic hoses.

Thanks for the tip Brian. I'll be giving that a go next time using the auger mate. Cheers, Steve. 👍

Hi there, your english is good. Yes, I personally would recommend the shaver, im very happy with it. It would be good to hear what other viewers think. Cheers, Steve.

Hi Leo, thanks for the kind words sir. You're definately making the right decision in purchasing the sharpener, I think it's good value too and can be used on other things. We took it to our land one weekend and used it about 3 times to sharpen the chain without recharging it and it still had plenty of juice left. I unfortunately can't be sure how many goes you'd get out of one charge but at a guess at least 5, most likely more. Cheers chap.

Good stuff chap. Yeah, my Thai wife wouldn't live without one. Bit of an update - we moved to Adelaide last year and had one installed by a plumber - only for the fact we wanted the non return valve installed as well and the bit of paper saying it's all legit. If you can find the non return valve i reckon it's good to install it too - it has a tap so you can turn off flow to the gun and still have water to the cistern - a handy option if you're heading away for some time so you have piece of mind the gun doesn't fail. All the best mate. Cheers. 👍

Gday Tyler, if i ever take the engine apart i will certainly take some measurements. But to be honest, it's not something im intending on doing in the short term unfortunately. Sorry i couldnt be of much help mate. Have a good one. Cheers. 👍

@@stephenmoore8960 Regardless, thank you for your kindness. That is a rare trait among strangers on the Internet.

If you still need the information, i have the same unit and can whip the cylinder off to measure

Hi Sam, I wasn't aware water levels were so high in certain areas, cheers for the info chap. Totally agree about the torquie'ness mate - gotta be careful.

It's funny you should mention this. We now live in Adelaide, it gets pretty bloomin hot in summer. Our roof tiles are black and the roof cavety the water pipes run through gets might warm. The first 20 seconds or so of the bum gun is almost too hot to use! Gotta be careful! 😀

Hi Behram, I'm guessing yes due to the fact it comes with a variety of fittings - one specifically designed for blades. However, i have only ever used it to sharpen my chainsaw. There's a few pictures here showing it sharpening a blade.. ozito.com.au/products/3-6v-cordless-chain-blade-sharpener/ ..sorry i couldn't have been anymore help - perhaps a fellow youtuber has some experience. Cheers mate. 👍

We moved out of that place a couple of years ago and decided to remove the gun incase the new occupants didn't want it. It was easily removed and no holes left in the wall. Happy days. 👍 cheers.

That's good to hear Hails. Cheers mate. 👍

Sound advice Istvan. Cheers.

@@stephenmoore8960 No worries. It's something I would try, it may not work for everyone or every application. There is nothing wrong with they way you have done it. appreciate the review of the product.

Hahaha - that's gold! 😀😁😂 Love ya work vmax ya tripper. 👍

Thanks Robbo, appreciate you sharing your knowledge mate. Have a good one, Steve. 👍