Next time you drain the oil put a close nipple and 45 degree elbow where the plug is now, it'll save a lot of grief in the future. You have to be careful it doesn't stick out too far as it'll cause problems when you go to stand it up. Standing up up without a hoist was never a problem since all the weight is in the rear. Of course I was 40 years younger then.
Thank you. I'm recording on my phone, and the audio is horrible. The other sound problem I haven't solved yet is, once the sound is edited and boosted where it sounds ok on the video, once it goes to TH-cam they apparently "audio correct" it, and it seems to get muffled. I've noticed that on several videos. I'm a newb at this, so I'm learning video editing and sound editing (and recognizing how sub-par my equipment is).
Coming over froma arch garage I love these old snapper comet mowers. Nice truck you have too
Oh, by the way, Cliff from UK here
Next time you drain the oil put a close nipple and 45 degree elbow where the plug is now, it'll save a lot of grief in the future. You have to be careful it doesn't stick out too far as it'll cause problems when you go to stand it up. Standing up up without a hoist was never a problem since all the weight is in the rear. Of course I was 40 years younger then.
Thank you. I plan to do just that.
I’m commenting as I’m watching, audio from you far too low, you need a radio microphone
Thank you. I'm recording on my phone, and the audio is horrible. The other sound problem I haven't solved yet is, once the sound is edited and boosted where it sounds ok on the video, once it goes to TH-cam they apparently "audio correct" it, and it seems to get muffled. I've noticed that on several videos. I'm a newb at this, so I'm learning video editing and sound editing (and recognizing how sub-par my equipment is).