Well you just got yourself another sub Joe. Thanks for being a down to earth humble guy. I think if I had a decent camera I'd do a lot more videos as well. I do a lot of snowblower repairs and I think about how nice it would have been if I could have done videos of the repairs because you usually come across different issues and challenges before you get them going again. Anyway, good work brother! And you're welcome!
Thank you and I appreciate that. I do my very best. I try to approach the videos not with the attitude of knowing everything but with the hopes that we can figure it out and maybe that could help somebody else. I get a lot of hateful comments about how I do things "wrong" or I'm not using the right tools. My thinking is, as long as we get there. Lol. Again, I appreciate the encouragement and thank you for taking the time to watch.
Joe, It's we who should be thanking you. While we all have things to contribute here it's you who plug away and get the old one lungers up and running. You have your own approaches and general ways of doing things and that 'other opinion' is worth it's weight on Gold. I see you also visit some of the folks I do - Darren (Mustie 1), and maybe even Steve up in Western Canada, AvE in his fabricobbling endeavors in Canada as well as a few others. All contribute to sharing the "Why and the Way of How Things Work" and each help to freely pass on that combined knowledge. I'm very pleased to see that in 19 months you have grown from 71 to 772 subscribers and that you've gritted your teeth and "kept on ticking". Keep plugging away at it Joe - we're all behind you, maybe even passing on a tip or two as we go because none of us was born knowin' this stuff. - Joe S - Trapper Creek, AK and Blanchard, ID
Well you just got yourself another sub Joe. Thanks for being a down to earth humble guy. I think if I had a decent camera I'd do a lot more videos as well. I do a lot of snowblower repairs and I think about how nice it would have been if I could have done videos of the repairs because you usually come across different issues and challenges before you get them going again. Anyway, good work brother! And you're welcome!
Thank you and I appreciate that. I do my very best. I try to approach the videos not with the attitude of knowing everything but with the hopes that we can figure it out and maybe that could help somebody else. I get a lot of hateful comments about how I do things "wrong" or I'm not using the right tools. My thinking is, as long as we get there. Lol. Again, I appreciate the encouragement and thank you for taking the time to watch.
You have help me with the pull start pulling back out of your hand i had one that done the same
Yeah, that was a tough one. I almost missed it.
Joe, It's we who should be thanking you. While we all have things to contribute here it's you who plug away and get the old one lungers up and running. You have your own approaches and general ways of doing things and that 'other opinion' is worth it's weight on Gold.
I see you also visit some of the folks I do - Darren (Mustie 1), and maybe even Steve up in Western Canada, AvE in his fabricobbling endeavors in Canada as well as a few others. All contribute to sharing the "Why and the Way of How Things Work" and each help to freely pass on that combined knowledge.
I'm very pleased to see that in 19 months you have grown from 71 to 772 subscribers and that you've gritted your teeth and "kept on ticking".
Keep plugging away at it Joe - we're all behind you, maybe even passing on a tip or two as we go because none of us was born knowin' this stuff. - Joe S - Trapper Creek, AK and Blanchard, ID
I appreciate the kind words sir. Life has gotten busy and I haven't been able to work on videos. I hope to get back to it soon.
Keep up the good work!
I appreciate it. I'm hoping to get back to the videos very soon.