I have been watching your videos for quite some time, i want you to know that i do very much appreciate you spending your time and trouble to help others on their struggle to repair what is not working. In all the years of repairing small engines mowers and other yard tools i have only come across one that caused me to loose sleep and finally threw it in the garbage can, three days later it hit me like a ton of bricks, someone before me removed the flywheel and did not put it back correctly, it's something i rarely run in to or even see from anyone i know, that's why it evaded me, it would almost start but would not keep running. Today i no longer clean carbs. it is cheaper and better to replace the carb. i found lots of good dealers on amazon that charge a little bit more than the cost of carb cleaner. Iam however getting quite the collection of used carbs. and might invest in a sonic cleaner , once again thank you for all your help .
Nice video, except...you skip over the part where the starter is reinstalled. At 5:22 you're connecting the ignition wires andthe starter is still off, and then you move to reinstalling the top cover and the starter is already mounted.
Good video, no nonsense, no annoying background music/noise. Could have been a little bit better had you called out the sizes of nuts and screws ( torx, Phillips etc.? ) Viewer then can prepare to have pertinent tools already laid out for efficiency.
Hello, I wasn't able to find a match to that model number on our website. If there's any information you can give me to help me find it, I should be able to point you towards a parts list! You can also enter your model number on our website here: www.fix.com/
I have been watching your videos for quite some time, i want you to know that i do very much appreciate you spending your time and trouble to help others on their struggle to repair what is not working. In all the years of repairing small engines mowers and other yard tools i have only come across one that caused me to loose sleep and finally threw it in the garbage can, three days later it hit me like a ton of bricks, someone before me removed the flywheel and did not put it back correctly, it's something i rarely run in to or even see from anyone i know, that's why it evaded me, it would almost start but would not keep running. Today i no longer clean carbs. it is cheaper and better to replace the carb. i found lots of good dealers on amazon that charge a little bit more than the cost of carb cleaner. Iam however getting quite the collection of used carbs. and might invest in a sonic cleaner , once again thank you for all your help .
Well done, exactly the information I needed for the job.
Why would the carburetor go bad in the first place? Especially for a homeowner’s usage?
I also changed the spark plugs and fuel filter. Now it doesn’t start. Is there anything I should be checking?
Nice video, except...you skip over the part where the starter is reinstalled. At 5:22 you're connecting the ignition wires andthe starter is still off, and then you move to reinstalling the top cover and the starter is already mounted.
Thank you so much
Good video, no nonsense, no annoying background music/noise. Could have been a little bit better had you called out the sizes of nuts and screws ( torx, Phillips etc.? ) Viewer then can prepare to have pertinent tools already laid out for efficiency.
where can i get the whole pull rope assembly cause mine quite working on my 5020 an if i can't find the part ill toss the pos saw an get an axe
Hello, I wasn't able to find a match to that model number on our website. If there's any information you can give me to help me find it, I should be able to point you towards a parts list! You can also enter your model number on our website here: www.fix.com/
@@FixDotCom Why would the carburetor go bad in the first place? Especially for a homeowner’s usage?
Awesome Thank you.
Nothing like forgetting about linkage and adjusting.... waste of time
thank you so much