Echo blower Carb rebuild - Easy DIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- This is probably a 5 out of 10 on the difficulty scale. If you have a little mechanical ability, a good work area and a little patience you can do this.
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Always a good option to rebuild especially if a good gasket kit is available. That way you still get OEM body and everything comes back to factory-new. Great job Bill. I see you are heading for 1,000,000 Subscribers. Great job. PS....I'm right there in your rear view mirror
At 20 or so subsa day out will only take about 136 years 🤣
@@GuysPlayingWithTools HaHa I'll need a push to get that far!
@@EverydayProjectsMe too. Lol
I'm still trying to figure out what happen to my PB2100🙄 I love the older gray ECHOS never tried to rebuild a 2 cycle yet I just replace you always make it look easy!😕💯 Love that ECHO sound😎💪🏾
The blower doesn't sound as cool as the weedeater.
If you don't have an ultrasonic, just throw a carb on it, no matter what people say, they last as long and work as well as the stock ones... they can be more susceptible to bad gas, drain it before storing it, and it's fine
That is definitely a classic blower from back in the day middle 80s or early 90s.
It's going to hang around for a while as my garage blower 👍
@@GuysPlayingWithTools glad you are going to keep it in your shop for your help t keeping it nice and clean Bill 💸💵
I cant believe you found another dirty carb Bill!! 😂lol. I like the hand held blowers better than backpack blowers. I have a Stihl BG86. 👍🎥🇺🇸 #BandAid
I am telling ya, the carb is almost always the problem. 🙂
I am the other way around, I like my backpack, it's like a portable tornado. (Husqvarna 150, kawasaki motor)
Don' say that word(BACKPACK) may use mine 5 times a year!😕🫨
@@bigsonslawncare yeah they are a pain in my back!😩
You do a lot more than I do, but I can't imagine doing the yard without it
Cool video my friend
Thanks. It's a nice little machine
@@GuysPlayingWithTools yes it is my friend
My Echo is the size of the 85 Stihl but has the LN (low noise) end of the numbers, whatever they are and the different carb that has the cable and goes up and down with a needele like a motorcycle slide. You have to drill out the center to get to the adjustment. Teeney tiny screw in the middle. It started easier than the Stihl this time. 2nd pull. GOOD blower. Used them before I got mine but the Stihl was 1st from the trash man. Got one for each hand now. Hope you aren't scorched out yet. Got 1/2 inch rain last night and trying to clear back off. Wash some of the pollen down. Stay cool, Pal! Listen to the better half!
Like a Mikuni carb? I haven't seen that but would love to! It's not bad in Texas... yet. I ran the convertible with the top down to the hardware store this morning(I only needed little stuff that fit in the tiny little truck 🤣 )
@@GuysPlayingWithTools 10/4 on the tiny truck! May be a Mikuni. I got this thing years ago. They were going to put it in rental and I got a good deal on it. Toots used to use it maybe 2ice a year, maybe. She got the KObalt which suits her. That Echo could use a little more gas but does fine with Tru-fuel for me. You'd get to grin big and pull it apart. See how you are! Stay cool, palley. Thanks for the videos. House garage got a free battery job. I told him to try it out good so he'd know hisself how it'd do. Best way to learn. Thanks, Buddy!
@lewiemcneely9143 I would... When I see something new the first thing I think is "let's see how it works"
@@GuysPlayingWithTools I knew you'd be grinning big! I used to be like that but just have very few things to fix now nd I hope before too long I can get after it. Maybe I can grin a little too, Smiley Bill!
@lewiemcneely9143 I hope you do too