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Husqvarna with a honda motor. This mower has been a TOTAL champ for me!

Thanks! It's funny, just today I tried adjusting them again while I was weedwacking and ended up making it worse. Once I dialed it in, I should have left it alone! hah!

Hate that! Right after I got it all dialed in and felt happy and relieved my son said the mower wouldn’t start. Then my wife said the vacuum quit. THEN my other son said the newly tuned trimmer died 😱 I kid you not. Thankfully they were all quick fixes but sheesh. 🤦🏼‍♂️

Really? I've had excellent luck with this husqvarna trimmer. I don't know what model it is but its always started right up for me and ran great. It may help that this machine has had fresh gas and oil and seafoam mix in every tank its whole life. But it's probably 6 or so years old at this point and still runs like a champ. I also have a chainsaw attachment on it that I use once in a while. I want to get one of those sweeper attachments for it but they seem to be hard to find.

Like a champ!

Thanks John!

A handful of grass clippings will have no effect on the water coming down that drain, don't you worry.

I tried what you did but have to have to hold trigger Rev up.if no it dies..wow do I adjust like that?? Thanks.

@@charlessalard4636 The low screw could need to be opened more, but also theres a separate screw for the idle rpm, its basically setting the minimum throttle amount. It could also be that that needs to be adjusted.

I've had nothing but trouble with every gas chainsaw I've ever owned. But this trimmer has always been an easy, reliable starter for years. And while I do see the benefit to electrics, my yard is big and there is a lot of edging to do all the way around. Plus I have a chainsaw attachment for this trimmer that I use a lot. So it works well for me. But if I had a smaller yard, I would definitely consider something electric.

Well its hard to say because when you're filming, everything takes forever. And then I had to wait for the gaskets to arrive because I didn't pre-order though because I was hoping to reuse the old ones but that didn't happen. So for me it took a few weeks. But if I had to do it again this season, I could probably bust it out in two hours.

Thanks, it easy to keep the lines straight with this mower, its a very nice machine. I've been using a cheaper one lately from time to time and my lines get all cooked with that one.

It's from the youtube studio audio library, so I don't know the name. They have tons and tons of music you can use in your videos.

TWSS lol :D

I do not, there are tons of different specific impellers, so you really need to look up the part number that your specific motor calls for.

Thanks, I only do it because people love watching it so much. Otherwise I'd only trim it like once a year. The grass is growing up over the top of the pipe so its not really clogging it at all.

Huh?

Mulching for sure. Why collect the clippings when nature will take care of them for you :D

Mulch 100%! It's great when the lazier option is the better way to do it! The only time I bag is if there is a weed outbreak and those weeds are seeding. Like back when I was still battling large areas of crabgrass in my yard. I would bag those areas then mulch the rest. I think my first mow of the year this year, I bagged because we get this weird early spring weed that sprouts up everywhere. But once it gets warm, it goes away. Oh also getting rid of your bagged clippings is also a pain in the suburbs. We only have yardwaste pickup once a month. Plus grass clippings are smelly and heavy. I used to have to periodically drain stink water out of my grass clippings. It was such a pain, I'm so glad I don't have to mess with that any more!

I think I would still spill it that way, but maybe spill less...

It's an old one I'm refurbishing then selling. It's going to have it's own video, but I'm not done working on it yet. But it still runs well enough to mow my whole lawn, and I pulled the thing out of someones trash! LOL

@@YardworkWithJohn Oh I see.

I was adjusting the carburetor. Did you watch the video? What part don't you understand?

@@YardworkWithJohn An explanation of how many turns, cw/ccw, hi or low side. Thanks for taking your time though, sorry if my comment came off harsh. My bad.

@@oscarfarley4104 It's not a set number of turns. I'm turning the screws slowly and listening to how the engine behaves as I'm turning it.

@@YardworkWithJohn I did that and finally got it to what I thought was running sweet, with an after market cheapo Chinese carb. Now it runs great for 5 minutes then goes on strike.

@@oscarfarley4104 Hmm you might have an unrelated problem them, something thats not a matter of adjustment.

Honestly I really haven't seen much difference at all up close. Just lik ebefore the dethatching, the areas that get water and shade are super green, and the other areas are brown and crunchy :( I don't think I'll be dethatching again, there really didn't seem to be any benefit. But you have to look really close to see this, you're probably not going to be able to see that level of grass detail from my videos. At least until iPhones start recording 8K video :D

Off or ON? To get it off, all you have to do is undo the bolts and then tap it off and it should slide right out. Is it possible you are missing a bolt or two? Putting it in neutral or drive only has to do with reassembly, not taking it apart.

mercury inboard & out board s every thing is done in forward gear as far as the pump housing put the impella & key on the pump base first slide the pump body down the drive shaft to the impella hold down on it & turn the prop with your foot . never use a floor jack if both lower unit & shift handle or controls are in forward and the water tube is lined up it should just slip right back on .

I don't know that they have a baseline setting the way you describe. That's why I'm adjusting them while its running to hear and feel the effect in real time.

@@YardworkWithJohn I found it on another video. Turn all the way in until snug, then slowly open one full turn, and then 1/4 turn. Adjust from there!

@@IonOtterdid you find info on what the baseline for the rpm Philips screw is?

@@diego_villena I did, yes! Close carefully, all the way. Then open 1.25 turns. Adjust from there.

I actually miss a lot when I weed wack. My level of perfection is much lower than what professionals who do this every day might be looking for :) And I'm ok with that.

I do right-ro-left, in-between my left-to-rights :D

I don't think so, the key was right where it belonged when I took the old impeller off. Also it did seem to work at higher RPM.

My machine is pretty new and fairly clean so that wouldn't be likely for me but I guess it could be possible on older machines.

Do you mean the lawnmower, with all the gas all over it? If so, yes. Gas evaporates extremely quickly so as long as your outside, the gas will be gone in a minute or two.

There could be a lot of reasons that is happening. Mine seemed to be a combination of old impeller, old/crimped water hose, and corroded thermostat. There have also been times where I've been boating in really overgrown waterways and weeds get stuck and clog the input.