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Awesome fix there fella, well worth the price of admission . Folks if you don't catch yourself with a big old smile on your face when the high fives start something wrong with ya.
Hi mick. You have done this repair properly but I have done this several times successfully by simply applying black bathroom silicone sealant to the cleaned area. It forms a seal just the same and because it remains flexible when dry it doesn’t affect the governors function at all. Just make sure the area is clean and then put a blob in the place where the oil seal would go and clean the excess off with you finger, let it dry overnight and job done.
Nice work. I have a few Honda’s that have been sitting with various issues. I will check this on each. I also have Bruce’s Shop Honda video on the self propelled rear wheels will not let it roll backwards to tackle.
How's she goin'? That was a good fix for this problem. And nice tips too on setting the governor. Riley Boy gave it his approval in a big way too!!! Take care!!!
Hi Mick I tried this but couldn’t do it, it was the right seal but the engine casing never had the space for an oil seal. Perhaps it was an older engine. Good job 🙂👍
@@themowerman Why? when I can get advise from the best mower mechanic on TH-cam, myself 😂😂 I remember it was a gcv135 on a 1999 Honda eco, that just had a hole through the casing nothing else, so no way could a seal be fitted, you’ll probably get comments on this video in the future saying that. You have to wonder why Honda have the space but no seal🤔 doesn’t make sense.
I must have missed how you took the old one out or was it that far gone ? Riley Boy showed us how we all feel when a plan comes together , good to see him in such good spirits
Did you replace the oil seal or is this just a fix to stop the leak?. Are you not afraid of dropping something on your toes, I notice you are always wearing open toe sandals. Safety first.
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Thank you! Exactly what I needed.
thanks for showing us how to reinstall the arm, I've never bothered removing it, so I didn't know how.
No problem mate.. very simple to do.. but all depends if you have a throttle control or not..
High 5 Riley, you and pop did an awesome job very well done!
Great video mate, really appreciate you taking the time to make these for us 👍
No problems mate
Now that is a job well done. Never done that myself. What a joy your kid brings to so many lives. Great to see you guys interact. Hope all is well.
Hi mate yeah he is a joy.. he's the apple of my eye
Well fixed.
Got 3 hondas all leaky from governor in workshop so thanks for the video Mick..Ray @ Malton Mowers.
Awesome fix there fella, well worth the price of admission . Folks if you don't catch yourself with a big old smile on your face when the high fives start something wrong with ya.
Thanks rusty my friend
Great information! Thanks, Mick... and hello, Riley Boy!
Hi mick. You have done this repair properly but I have done this several times successfully by simply applying black bathroom silicone sealant to the cleaned area. It forms a seal just the same and because it remains flexible when dry it doesn’t affect the governors function at all. Just make sure the area is clean and then put a blob in the place where the oil seal would go and clean the excess off with you finger, let it dry overnight and job done.
Thank you for posting this. This solution was cheaper and faster then going with the with the O-ring. I appreciate it.
Fantastic fix Mick thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍
No problems me old mucker
Yes i saw taryl fix on that honda engine now i seen your mick .great fix 😊
Nice work. I have a few Honda’s that have been sitting with various issues. I will check this on each. I also have Bruce’s Shop Honda video on the self propelled rear wheels will not let it roll backwards to tackle.
Well your going to be busy then lol ta for watching
Nice fix mate
Thanks cupcake
Nice one Mick I have a Honda with that same leak so I will give it a go, cheers
Let us know if you can, as I tried and the space wasn’t there to fit one on my particular Honda gcv engine.
Good fix Riley Boy & Dad :-)
Handy fix to know mick, nice one 👍
Yes my Honda sweats from the Governor output as well.
Well hello Bruce me old Mucker.. yeah it's a common problem..
How's she goin'? That was a good fix for this problem. And nice tips too on setting the governor. Riley Boy gave it his approval in a big way too!!! Take care!!!
Hi mate. Yes he was super excited when it started up. He's full of beans
@@themowerman :-)
Great close up vid mick helps greatly lad👍👍
Welcome brother
Nice video sir Mick,
Great fix Mick 👌
Thanks mate
Thanks Mick
That is an awesome Video 📹!!!!
No problems Rick
Neat fix mate.
Thanks sweetie
Ok cupcake.
good information to go along with a good video Mick 👍
Thanks Nev.. I need to pop over to your channel as I see I'm two video behind..
@@themowerman tut tut i will let you off this time 👍
@@tinkeringtaylor3053 I know I know I'm trying
Hi Mick I tried this but couldn’t do it, it was the right seal but the engine casing never had the space for an oil seal. Perhaps it was an older engine. Good job 🙂👍
Hmm could be.. if you get stuck you can always give me a bell lol
@@themowerman Why? when I can get advise from the best mower mechanic on TH-cam, myself 😂😂 I remember it was a gcv135 on a 1999 Honda eco, that just had a hole through the casing nothing else, so no way could a seal be fitted, you’ll probably get comments on this video in the future saying that. You have to wonder why Honda have the space but no seal🤔 doesn’t make sense.
I must have missed how you took the old one out or was it that far gone ? Riley Boy showed us how we all feel when a plan comes together , good to see him in such good spirits
They don't have one fitted from new mate.. it's an upgrade.. yeah Riley boy is full of beans as always
@@themowerman Thanks for your response
Mick, I know you and Harry Potter swear by WD40 but I think that GT 85 is also from a school of wizardry. I use it all the time. Good video mate
Yeah I do also use gt85.its good stuff . And yeah Harry potter and I do use it for practicing the dark arts lol
@@themowerman Ha ha I bet. Stay well mate and regards from Galway
With the new type being rolled out by September what fuel should you now use in lawnmowers.
You can still use e95.. or you can pick up some aspin fuel
@@themowerman thankyou I have heard aspinall fuel can contain water and you may need to reset carb
Maybe you can do a short video on the subject
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Does that work for most small mowers resetting the govnor arm .always to the right clockwise.
Yes mate
Mick. I told you I blew up my brand new briggs engine. The sump has fractured. Does a weld fix it? Or is it toast
Yeah weld it up
It didn’t show you removing the old one
Ok on another video it tells me there isn’t one
15:49 did that kid just pick his nose then stick finger in mouth???
That kid. You mean my son.. yes he did. He has additional needs
Did you replace the oil seal or is this just a fix to stop the leak?. Are you not afraid of dropping something on your toes, I notice you are always wearing open toe sandals. Safety first.
They don't come with oil seals.. so it's something you add to stop the leak.. oh I have always worn sliders..
Governor adjustment will throw you every time if your not careful...good info
It's simple enough mate . If I can do it anyone can..
@@themowerman we had a gen set where someone had "adjusted" the governor drove us nuts till we realized what was wrong.