UPDATE! Earthwise Chipper model GS70015

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024

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  • @biblicalprepping
    @biblicalprepping  ปีที่แล้ว +1

    For those interested in the length of cord:
    NOTE!!! I did finally hear from the manufacturer on using a 100 ft cord. Below is the copy and paste of their reply...
    HOWEVER, I want you to have the best advice and protection as possible. So I recommend you contact them yourself as well to ensure your warranty stays in tact when you use something longer. If THEY tell you, you are more protected. I printed a copy for my records of the statement they sent me in the spring of this year. April 25, 2023:
    Yes you can use 100 ft cord with a 14 gage.
    Thank you,
    American Lawn Mower
    Yes, they misspelled gauge. ;-) LOL

  • @lettybromenschenkel5807
    @lettybromenschenkel5807 หลายเดือนก่อน

    you can get an adapter to put on that set screw to open and close the chipper... check with Harbor Freight.. like the skate tightening tool.

    • @biblicalprepping
      @biblicalprepping  หลายเดือนก่อน

      I would love to know what you are speaking about - what does this adapter look like? Can you post a link here to the item at Harbor freight? Thanks! Judith Garton

  • @lettybromenschenkel5807
    @lettybromenschenkel5807 หลายเดือนก่อน

    get a great sticky outdoor tape and tape the pieces together.

    • @biblicalprepping
      @biblicalprepping  หลายเดือนก่อน

      Can you elaborate? Tape which pieces together? Not sure what you are referring to. Thanks, Judith - director, Biblical Prepping

  • @nyrainman4897
    @nyrainman4897 ปีที่แล้ว

    How do you get to loosen both bolts on the blades when replacing them? I can only get to the outer one, but the front of the rotator plate guard blocks the inner one. I can get to it via the hole towards the back of the rotator plate guard, but either way, I cannot get them loose. The inner bolts are rock solid in there and I don't want to strip them. Recommendations?

    • @biblicalprepping
      @biblicalprepping  ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Placing this reply here for others who might have missed it on the other Chipper video.
      "I had to take it almost completely apart to remove the original blades...the second set was easier. I haven't been outside much since 4th of July, but definitely need to do a video to show folks how I did mine!!! In the mean time, My suggestions: WD40 and a tooth brush!!! First, I tried accessing inner bolts as you described, and ended up removing that plate guard. I took LOTS of photos along the way so I didn't mess things up putting them back together. But the WD40 was the final key. - Judith"