Thanks Taryl. The tool box looking like "a junk drawer in someone's kitchen" had me cracking up. Appreciate you telling exactly what tools are needed & how to use etc.
Taryl,Thank you for all of your videos. They are fun to watch. You inspired me at 52 years of age now to offer small engine repairs as a way of earning money to eat. I constantly refer to your videos when I get on uncertain territory.. Thank you for your time invested in your videos. They are funny and you are a very clever man... May good be with you. Thank you
Bobby Joe i to now fall in this category. This guy has supplied me the confidence to tackle some jobs that i just keep putting off in a corner thinking one day i will get to it. And now that time has come.only thing is , i need to get a camera so i to can add to the inter screen informative vids
I wanted to thank you. I have an 04 craftsman riding mower with a cv15. I was stumped on so many things and it's used for our church. I didn't have the money for parts but your videos helped me fix the carb with what I had on hand. Hopefully I will figure the belts out soon. Got the off but having trouble finding the size. I measured the v belt and it's about 42 by 1.5, however when I used the parts methods you taught in one if your videos. It said 1.5 by 88. So still confused but now I know how to rebuild the carb and look up parts. Thanks again.
Nice suspenders Taryl! Slide hammers work gr8.I had a few times I wish I had one. Bikers say if bat volts drop to 9, battery is not far from gone. Keep bike tuned up and use a battery tender I have 6 yrs on battery on Sporty 1200 . getting a compression gage and an old school torque wrench, and good feeler gages this week. Taryl, Thanks again for all the help you give us guys. 2 thumbs up!
Concerning stiff spring removal and re-connection: I broke down and bought a T-handle spring tool off of Ebay. It cost me around $7. Best money I have spent in a long time. Made a difficult job easy and fast. They are advertised as 'brake spring tools' or 'exhaust spring tools', but they both are awesome for the job.
I had a c ring like that on my starter too. I have one of those Kohler engines but the ring is the same thing really. They are a pain in the you know what if you don't have that tool to get them off and I am sure many people ended up in the emergence room trying to get them off without the tool only to find that the darned thing didn't even budge!! I even stopped by a local transmission shop where I had one of my cars repaired once and they didn't know how to get it off. In all fairness I was not expecting them to know how that comes off because they work on different things. They have a waste oil burner and I take my old oil to them once in a while. That was my excuse to take the starter along for the trip. All they ask is that you don't mix anything in the oil such as antifreeze or brake fluid. Transmission fluids and other oils are OK, just no antifreeze or anything like that. I just take the antifreeze to the auto parts store and they can dispose of it free.
The position you were in hooking that spring you may want to invest in a jock strap lmao. Great video!!! I have learned a lot of valuable information from you and I want to say THANK YOU TARYL!!!!
Just mistakenly removed that same heavy spring on my garbage picked Yardman rider. Was looking at it wrong and though I needed it off to remove the deck. I was smoking my brain gears trying to come up with a way to pre stretch it with a turnbuckle and a couple heavy duty hose clamps then just hold it in place as I shorten the turnbuckle back up. Probably just try your way.
I've watched almost all your videos now, a wealth of knowledge and entertainment in them all. Thank you so much for sharing your selection of suggested tools. You are so right, the most valuable tool is in your head. Brilliant application of self made custom tools to take care of various issues. I was LMAO at Slippers toolbox, his "hammer", butter knife, "shop towels" and gotta have the extra packs of ketchup. Would love to see you guys make a video on the replacement of hydrostatic transmission fluid in various riding mowers (such as higher price point tractors which call for regular fluid & filter replacement and entry level ones such as Craftsman LT1000 that say that no fluid change is ever necessary (b.s. on their claim because I had one that lost ability to go up hills but then drained and replaced fluid and it worked perfect afterwards. That trans had no provision for a drain plug. I presume the manufacturers of the entry level lawn tractors figure by the time it needs a fluid change you will have replaced the mower with a newer one and junked the old one = forced obsolescence.) By the way, Thanks for dinner! :-)
I’ve been trying to buy one of those lapping tools you use on valves. The one with the suction on the top, but I can only find the ordinary ones with the 2 suction cups on them. Must be a USA tool, because I can’t find one for love nor money here in the UK. 🇬🇧👍
fyi guys tool 670377 can be replaced by a #1 knitting needle (removal) .(install) tool is a punch of the correct diameter . can be used for tecumseh and briggs
Woo buddy I'm nowhere near ready to tear an engine apart. Most I've done is rebuild carburetors. I wish I would have apprenticed at a small engine shop. I guess it's never too late.
Great video. Question...will the ultrasonic solution dissolve the epoxy used on some carburetors to reduce porosity like carburetor cleaner will do if you soak them long? Thanks.
Nice video Taryl, I like the spring pulling tool. I am going to have to make one of those. I have a special video request. I want to learn how to safely increase the RPM on a kohler horizontal that is on an Exmark or a Toro G3 (I have a 27HP and would like to increase RPM slightly, so that I can run my Gator blades at near full speed when cutting without missing any grass. I have to go at half speed to cut everything.
Love the Mork and Mindy suspenders! Yeah those tools are pretty necessary, but an ultasonic cleaner is a huge time saver. Cleaning every Tecumseh snowblower carb that's been sitting for years can get old fast, Half inch of varnish. You know what I mean Taryl. You got bout 40 years experience, I'm at 15 with this stuff. I Have loved it and I have hated it. Through all of that shit though, I still love it.
I use aluminum foil for the oil change drippings .. works well. For other stuff I have my hammer and my bigger hammer...one or the other usually solves a part problem by either a) fixing it or b) totally ruining it requiring a replacement ; either way, the bad part issue is resolved.
Taryl, I have the same Ultrasonic cleaner as you , only I use Beerymans carb cleaner that comes in the 1 gal. bucket that comes with the little parts dunk tray. And I set the temp to 120F. And it Gets-er-did.
Lol.. rock n a stick. Uh uh uh captain cave grass rat. Lol Hey T you forgot to mention a good compression leakdiwn testing kit.. ordid i missit... love yourvids.
Nice weed eater stand! :) It's amazing what you can do with a welder and your imagination. Where do I get a work outfit like that? Somethin like that would just drive the ladies wild! lol! Thanks for sharing all that.
A little trick to test your ultrasonic to make sure its working is to dip aluminum foil in it for a few minutes and it should make hiles in the foil. If it only pits it or doesnt change the foil at all, your ultrasonic is bad
Great videos Taryl, you might know this but didn't mention it, the Tecumseh carb tool is used to also set the float to the correct position that's why there is a flat spot in the center. There's your dinner !!
What is the brand name of your tachometer that plugs into the spark plug? I like your show. I Like Kohler engine that is in my 68 WH Raider 12.. My JD LA145 has the Briggs sorry to say but it gets the job done..
Taryl Fixes All LLC love the video. One quick question about the weed eater. A buddy of mine gave me one, that exact model. And are those fuel filters in the gas tank are they all like a generic filter one fits all or there's one for every single style of weed eater. Thanks
you forgot to say FEELER GAUGES lol although I am about to buy my first set tomorrow but I should have had one a long time ago oh well great to have for setting valves etc
Taryl, is it ok to use that b12 gallon carb dip on the mower carbs? Know its a dumb question but car carbs are different, I have a gallon of carb dip and wanna use it as long as it doesn't melt anything
Nothing stress’s safety when pulling springs like socks and sandals... the socks will keep your toes from flying across the shop when they get lopped off... that could be dangerous to your fellow workers😂😂
I like your MOST VALUABLE TOOL.... Your Brain. So many people dont even try using it. There's your Dinner"
Thanks Taryl. The tool box looking like "a junk drawer in someone's kitchen" had me cracking up. Appreciate you telling exactly what tools are needed & how to use etc.
Taryl is the real deal! A breath of fresh air! Keep'm coming Taryl.👌
Taryl,Thank you for all of your videos. They are fun to watch. You inspired me at 52 years of age now to offer small engine repairs as a way of earning money to eat. I constantly refer to your videos when I get on uncertain territory.. Thank you for your time invested in your videos. They are funny and you are a very clever man... May good be with you. Thank you
Bob J Gives AvE a run for his money wa.
Bobby Joe i to now fall in this category. This guy has supplied me the confidence to tackle some jobs that i just keep putting off in a corner thinking one day i will get to it. And now that time has come.only thing is , i need to get a camera so i to can add to the inter screen informative vids
I wanted to thank you. I have an 04 craftsman riding mower with a cv15. I was stumped on so many things and it's used for our church. I didn't have the money for parts but your videos helped me fix the carb with what I had on hand. Hopefully I will figure the belts out soon. Got the off but having trouble finding the size. I measured the v belt and it's about 42 by 1.5, however when I used the parts methods you taught in one if your videos. It said 1.5 by 88. So still confused but now I know how to rebuild the carb and look up parts. Thanks again.
Classic Taryl. May be best of all time.
Thank you Sir for sharing your knowledge with the world. God bless!
Knowing that he is from Ork makes his videos make so much more sense.
YOU ARE SIMPLY THE BEST OUR THERE, BEST REGARDS FROM DENMARK
Absolutely.
"Well you got a rock and a stick" Laughed my ass off
Nice suspenders Taryl! Slide hammers work gr8.I had a few times I wish I had one. Bikers
say if bat volts drop to 9, battery is not far from gone. Keep bike tuned up and use a battery
tender I have 6 yrs on battery on Sporty 1200 . getting a compression gage and an old
school torque wrench, and good feeler gages this week. Taryl, Thanks again for all the help
you give us guys. 2 thumbs up!
Good man , sharing the knowledge , always grateful .
Concerning stiff spring removal and re-connection: I broke down and bought a T-handle spring tool off of Ebay. It cost me around $7. Best money I have spent in a long time. Made a difficult job easy and fast. They are advertised as 'brake spring tools' or 'exhaust spring tools', but they both are awesome for the job.
pricless info Taryl!! wish i would of known some of these great ideas before, would have saved time and headaches. YOUR THE MAN !!!
Nice set of tools!
Thanks again I just got one of those for checking the rpm in a lot of old tools I just received from USA now I know how to use it
You are totally insane and FUNNY!!! But you KNOW your stuff!
I had a c ring like that on my starter too. I have one of those Kohler engines but the ring is the same thing really. They are a pain in the you know what if you don't have that tool to get them off and I am sure many people ended up in the emergence room trying to get them off without the tool only to find that the darned thing didn't even budge!! I even stopped by a local transmission shop where I had one of my cars repaired once and they didn't know how to get it off. In all fairness I was not expecting them to know how that comes off because they work on different things. They have a waste oil burner and I take my old oil to them once in a while. That was my excuse to take the starter along for the trip. All they ask is that you don't mix anything in the oil such as antifreeze or brake fluid. Transmission fluids and other oils are OK, just no antifreeze or anything like that. I just take the antifreeze to the auto parts store and they can dispose of it free.
💕 💞 💓 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 *I LOVE SLIPPERS* 💕 💞 💓 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟
Thank you!!!
May I bring forward the nomination of Taryl & Co. as the main entertainment for GIE 2016 Expo. Anyone second my nomination?
Gary Busby We are going to be at the 2015 GIE expo. Hope to see you there!
Wow you can time travel too. Is there nothing that Taryl can't fix/do?
2nd
Wiss said I also make some of my tools over the year's vary good class on your tools thank you for showing w us
Thank you for sharing.👍
im more impressed by this guys ability to never break character than anything else lol
NAPA ....No Affordable Parts Available.
i use simple green in my ultrasonic cleaner. purple power will turn some carbs black.
Hey u could market that. .. if you like black carbs, I gotta deal for YOU.
The position you were in hooking that spring you may want to invest in a jock strap lmao. Great video!!! I have learned a lot of valuable information from you and I want to say THANK YOU TARYL!!!!
Just mistakenly removed that same heavy spring on my garbage picked Yardman rider. Was looking at it wrong and though I needed it off to remove the deck. I was smoking my brain gears trying to come up with a way to pre stretch it with a turnbuckle and a couple heavy duty hose clamps then just hold it in place as I shorten the turnbuckle back up. Probably just try your way.
I've watched almost all your videos now, a wealth of knowledge and entertainment in them all. Thank you so much for sharing your selection of suggested tools. You are so right, the most valuable tool is in your head. Brilliant application of self made custom tools to take care of various issues.
I was LMAO at Slippers toolbox, his "hammer", butter knife, "shop towels" and gotta have the extra packs of ketchup.
Would love to see you guys make a video on the replacement of hydrostatic transmission fluid in various riding mowers (such as higher price point tractors which call for regular fluid & filter replacement and entry level ones such as Craftsman LT1000 that say that no fluid change is ever necessary (b.s. on their claim because I had one that lost ability to go up hills but then drained and replaced fluid and it worked perfect afterwards. That trans had no provision for a drain plug. I presume the manufacturers of the entry level lawn tractors figure by the time it needs a fluid change you will have replaced the mower with a newer one and junked the old one = forced obsolescence.)
By the way, Thanks for dinner! :-)
I’ve been trying to buy one of those lapping tools you use on valves. The one with the suction on the top, but I can only find the ordinary ones with the 2 suction cups on them. Must be a USA tool, because I can’t find one for love nor money here in the UK. 🇬🇧👍
"What are those, rabbit turds?!" Hilarious!
fyi guys tool 670377 can be replaced by a #1 knitting needle (removal) .(install) tool is a punch of the correct diameter . can be used for tecumseh and briggs
Great info from Taryl and the gang thanks guys
Several tools there I didn't know I needed, but once you see how easily they do things you can't get by without them lol
Taryl...you are awesome! And there's your dinner
Loving these shows, keeps up the good work guys.
Thanks Taryl. I made a few of those tools and they worked great. Made life so much easier. Keep up the great videos
Woo buddy I'm nowhere near ready to tear an engine apart. Most I've done is rebuild carburetors. I wish I would have apprenticed at a small engine shop. I guess it's never too late.
You guys are great! Slipper is so funny 🐴
Superb, as always!! Thanks!!
Nanoo Nanoo. You look like that character from Mork n Mindy. Lol
Big fan of taryl I have watched all the videos a collected some more tools on the way thanks again taryl
I made a couple of your tools also .thank you!!!
Great video. Question...will the ultrasonic solution dissolve the epoxy used on some carburetors to reduce porosity like carburetor cleaner will do if you soak them long? Thanks.
When we are talking about lawn mowers I feel a bit like Patrick Dempsey ;D Because I love this movie: 'Can't Buy Me Love'
Nice video Taryl, I like the spring pulling tool. I am going to have to make one of those. I have a special video request. I want to learn how to safely increase the RPM on a kohler horizontal that is on an Exmark or a Toro G3 (I have a 27HP and would like to increase RPM slightly, so that I can run my Gator blades at near full speed when cutting without missing any grass. I have to go at half speed to cut everything.
You're hilarious thank you
Love the Mork and Mindy suspenders!
Yeah those tools are pretty necessary, but an ultasonic cleaner is a huge time saver. Cleaning every Tecumseh snowblower carb that's been sitting for years can get old fast, Half inch of varnish.
You know what I mean Taryl.
You got bout 40 years experience, I'm at 15 with this stuff. I Have loved it and I have hated it.
Through all of that shit though,
I still love it.
Hey Taryl. I use Simple Green at same ratio in my Ultrasonic cleaner. Works wicked good...
A butter knife is a screwdriver. Duh🙄 🤣
Why am I just now finding out about the hose clamps them are neat as taters!
I use aluminum foil for the oil change drippings .. works well. For other stuff I have my hammer and my bigger hammer...one or the other usually solves a part problem by either a) fixing it or b) totally ruining it requiring a replacement ; either way, the bad part issue is resolved.
Purple power turns the carbs black. I use water with about a cup of mean green in my ultrasonic cleaner.
Great video Tarly, thanks
To hell with the Cable guy.......you should have a show!!......
Hi Taryl, thanks so much for doing this video. Great advice on tools to buy or make! Love the weedeater stand - inspired!
Thats a good dinner. Thank you.
That is great advise I got some of thoese tool
Great videos, I’ve learned a lot. Could you recommend a middle of the road priced tachometer. Thanks.
Can you do a review off how to use the governor tang to speed up the engine rpm.
I have a new Gx-690 honda, but i need more rpm...
baleke71 th-cam.com/video/XbFyGRixoGA/w-d-xo.html Here's our governor video we did a little while back, it's in there! There's your dinner!
My spring remover/ installer is a fifth wheel/ pin puller i bought at a truck stop for like 8 bucks I will have to remember that wire trick though.
Taryl, I have the same Ultrasonic cleaner as you , only I use Beerymans carb cleaner that comes in the 1 gal. bucket that comes with the little parts dunk tray. And I set the temp to 120F. And it Gets-er-did.
Good information Taryl thanks for sharing
thank you for sharing your expertise!
This is great! Love your homemade tools!
TARYL the pitchman tool salesman
THANKS BROTHER
Popped a flywheel off with a standard steering wheel puller/ balancer puller same bolts that fit my jeep 4.0 balancer
Lol.. rock n a stick. Uh uh uh captain cave grass rat. Lol
Hey T you forgot to mention a good compression leakdiwn testing kit.. ordid i missit... love yourvids.
Nice weed eater stand! :) It's amazing what you can do with a welder and your imagination. Where do I get a work outfit like that? Somethin like that would just drive the ladies wild! lol! Thanks for sharing all that.
You are awesome buddy.
A little trick to test your ultrasonic to make sure its working is to dip aluminum foil in it for a few minutes and it should make hiles in the foil. If it only pits it or doesnt change the foil at all, your ultrasonic is bad
LOVE dat trimmer stand & Z bend tool THANKS
Great videos Taryl, you might know this but didn't mention it, the Tecumseh carb tool is used to also set the float to the correct position that's why there is a flat spot in the center. There's your dinner !!
good point
Funny vids and most informative, keep them coming.
Always dresses to impress !!
Thank you, Taryl :-)
What is the brand name of your tachometer that plugs into the spark plug? I like your show. I Like Kohler engine that is in my 68 WH Raider 12.. My JD LA145 has the Briggs sorry to say but it gets the job done..
Indiana Lederhosen!
I use a torch tip cleaner, mostly on cleaning carbs.
Thanks I like all your Vidos make more
my homemade spring puller tool, chainsaw/trimmer pull cord handle with a motorcycle spoke, now there's your cheap dinner.
You're a smart one
cool vid lots of awesome information
Bat load tester best tool and common need i seen..
Great video....just wish I heard from Mr. Testlight
Mick Pendy love mr test light
thanks for sharing...
Taryl Fixes All LLC love the video. One quick question about the weed eater. A buddy of mine gave me one, that exact model. And are those fuel filters in the gas tank are they all like a generic filter one fits all or there's one for every single style of weed eater. Thanks
Good topic.
you forgot to say FEELER GAUGES lol although I am about to buy my first set tomorrow but I should have had one a long time ago oh well great to have for setting valves etc
Sliver? LOL for the longest time.. I thought it was Slippers....
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Did this guy say "Wowla" instead of voila ? ...lol
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Taryl, is it ok to use that b12 gallon carb dip on the mower carbs? Know its a dumb question but car carbs are different, I have a gallon of carb dip and wanna use it as long as it doesn't melt anything
Staying alive like John Travolta!! Lol
Nothing stress’s safety when pulling springs like socks and sandals... the socks will keep your toes from flying across the shop when they get lopped off... that could be dangerous to your fellow workers😂😂
What is the Part Number of the B&S Tool Catalog ?
9 yrs ago, seems like only yesterday 😊
I was wondering will a Briggs starter of a 12-horse fit on a 14 horse
Good dinner brother
turn the tecumseh tool sideways place flat side on the carb and the float on the other flat and that sets your float gap