......👍 # 3 I like the lay out of this video nice job. Went to do my first cut this year & my Snapper would not start. No click nothing. Found the issue & hope I do not have a stale gas issue next. I forgot to drain out the gas at the end of last season. Well the positive for me definitely 1 video maybe 2 LOL. Stay safe, Joe Z
Thank you Joe! Good luck with the Snapper! It’s this type of stuff that makes me interested in electric. Fun to tinker to some degree, but man, the todo list is plenty long already. Take care and have a good rest of your weekend!
For a youtube video, the production value of this is unbelievably high. The picture quality, the camera angles from different distance and direction are great. And the content is quite educational (at least to me), thanks Andrew. By the way, Don't forget that I am still waiting for your forging project. Maybe melt something for a start ok! : )
Thanks for the kind words, as always! And I remember that pledge, now that you mention it! I actually will likely be needing to get the forge out in the next few days for an emergency home repair build... I'll give you a shout out if it works out!
Perseverance really should be your middle name . Although I think being called Percy doesn't quite cut it these days . Thanks for taking us along through your check list . Although I don't remember the bit where the use of bad language was suggested as an alternative to when everything else didn't quite work . Or was that part edited out ? However I must say that whenever I receive one of your notifications , I always know that I'm going to enjoy whatever you come up with . Thanks once again , and do please have a good day , you deserve it .
The bad language bit definitely came into play when I was in a hurry to get the tractor out of the shed and realized that wouldn't be happening for a few days! 😆😆😆 Thank you for the kind words and regular views!
I had to replace the fuel line from the tank to the filter then pump on my 522xi. It was cracking and leaking in multiple places. It was a moderate job stringing the new hose along the frame. I probably should have found a way to attach the end of the new hose to the end of the old hose to speed up pulling it through. The hydro return hose down in front of rear axle also dries out and needs replacing.
It should be called "how to diagnose a no start, step by step insructions" That was perfect.
Glad you got it figured out.
Dang it Scott, you are good! Just changed it. Thanks and hope you are well! Looking forward to your explainer series!
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I like the lay out of this video nice job. Went to do my first cut this year & my Snapper would not start. No click nothing. Found the issue & hope I do not have a stale gas issue next. I forgot to drain out the gas at the end of last season. Well the positive for me definitely 1 video maybe 2 LOL.
Stay safe, Joe Z
Thank you Joe! Good luck with the Snapper! It’s this type of stuff that makes me interested in electric. Fun to tinker to some degree, but man, the todo list is plenty long already. Take care and have a good rest of your weekend!
@@AndrewReuter Thank you, you do the same. I may need some. Having my last cup of coffee & off to the repair.
Love the no bs. Right to the important parts!
For a youtube video, the production value of this is unbelievably high. The picture quality, the camera angles from different distance and direction are great. And the content is quite educational (at least to me), thanks Andrew. By the way, Don't forget that I am still waiting for your forging project. Maybe melt something for a start ok! : )
Thanks for the kind words, as always! And I remember that pledge, now that you mention it! I actually will likely be needing to get the forge out in the next few days for an emergency home repair build... I'll give you a shout out if it works out!
Well done! :D
Thanks as always Piotr!
Perseverance really should be your middle name .
Although I think being called Percy doesn't quite cut it these days .
Thanks for taking us along through your check list .
Although I don't remember the bit where the use of bad language was suggested as an alternative to when everything else didn't quite work .
Or was that part edited out ?
However I must say that whenever I receive one of your notifications ,
I always know that I'm going to enjoy whatever you come up with .
Thanks once again , and do please have a good day , you deserve it .
The bad language bit definitely came into play when I was in a hurry to get the tractor out of the shed and realized that wouldn't be happening for a few days! 😆😆😆 Thank you for the kind words and regular views!
Nice Video!
Thanks as always!
I had to replace the fuel line from the tank to the filter then pump on my 522xi. It was cracking and leaking in multiple places. It was a moderate job stringing the new hose along the frame. I probably should have found a way to attach the end of the new hose to the end of the old hose to speed up pulling it through. The hydro return hose down in front of rear axle also dries out and needs replacing.
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