Thanks for Watching! Find a link to all of my "Must Have", Favorite Tools HERE!! www.amazon.com/shop/chickanic?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_aipsfchickanic_9ERPFPBNGQ924P8NS63B
The rest of the story is that It was so great I bought it, but it is lost under a foot of crap and broken tools in my shop, and hasn't been seen since the day it arrived.
I never thought it would be fun watching a small equipment mechanic and then I found you. You have all the knowledge to get things done plus you have this great personality and you're so cute too. 😀
You are one of the best producers of You tube videos I've seen. I'm 77 years old and thought I was pretty smart about mechanics, but you've taught me lots, and made many things easier than ever. Thank you.
As usual very helpful video. I don't do small engine for a living. I love it when people throw things away. I bring them home and find in most cases it just needs a carb or an adjustment. Then I sell them on Facebook and make a few bucks and have self-satisfaction and fun. Keep the vids coming thanks.
I have a home shop in the basement, I have most of these. They are all great tools to have. I started around 10 y.o. from the teachings of my father, bought myself a 10×12 shed when i was 12 with my profits and took the Foley Belsaw course, then when that got boring I went for bigger projects later lol. I was a car mechanic for two decades until I became disabled and went back to something a little easier on my body a few years ago. I love your videos! Ty for the informative videos and sharing tips for the public. Something I've always wanted to do but too shy and closed off.
2:31 my Depstech boroscope has been a very versatile tool for cheap! Not just for checking my car/mower cylinders, but behind drywall, in vents, under a leaking fridge- just anywhere you can’t get your eyes easily
Hi Chicanic I fired up my Mantis Tiller today fired up beautifully, after watching your Mantis Video I rebuilt my carb last year, its running great this year thanks for your videos they are very informative.
Awesome video. A tutorial on adjusting carbs specifically so you don’t run too lean would be great! You may have touched on it already but I don’t recall
At your request and recommendation, I have purchased the endoscope, and I also have the speed head. Cool tools!! Very happy with both purchases. Thank you Bre!!
I've got a smaller gooloo and they are amazing. Battery went out on my 2500 silverado, jumped that truck from full dead 5 times off one charge. Beast of a machine. I don't think it had been charged in a year either and went thru a tough florida summer in the truck. Also that bore cam for inspecting pistons is brilliant
Damn I’m glad I found your channel! This VT girl loves to be independent and to not always have to rely on my spouse, he works 12 hour days and sometimes I just need to get 💩fixed and get to using it.
Well, I texted you on Instagram. It’s now 7:40 PM here so I would imagine you’re probably in bed so when you get up in the morning then read this, shoot me a note back.
@ 68 years old I'm glad I can still learn something new. On a previous video you claimed that putting string trimmer line in water would rejuvenate it. I have a Ryobi battery string trimmer from my kids for Fathers day last year. I put some 0.80 string in it and it bunched up in side and the string broke off. I took the head apart cleaned all the dust out of it and soaked the string in water for about 30 minutes. I put everything back together and was able to use the trimer without further problem. Thanks Chick
All good equipment and great info. The BEST gift my wife got me is the B&D "Gyro" screwdriver. The one that is little, stays charged forever, has torque, fits in the palm of my hand and responds to twist of the wrist left and right. 1/4" hex drive so all those driver bits can be used. Had mine 5 years. At the top of my list!
Sadly, that model of the "Gyro" screwdriver isn't available anymore at any normal retail outlets. I checked for hours at every place I could think of and at every single seller it was "out of stock", "discontinued", or "newer model available"(not the same at all), etc., etc., etc. Even on eBay they are so rare that they have been offered for sale at outrageous prices as high as $129...no kidding! Every single review or person extolling its greatness has said "If you find one, BUY IT!!! Thanks for the heads-up and I'll be keeping my eyes open at garage sales, swap meets, flea markets, etc., as I just have to have one now! ;-)
My 2 friends and I each have a MS262c. Runs good through tank of gas. Refill, won't start. Let cool for 30-60 minutes, will start. All 3 do the same thing....when it is hot out. Live in SE Mo. Watch all your videos.....LOVE them.
Might be set to the winter setting. There is a "door" or "valve" that changes airflow around the carb. If it is set to winter, it might be the carb is overheated, giving you a vapor lock situation until it cools back down.
I have only followed you for a short time but have learned so much! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and experience. It's so satisfying to be able to work on my own equipment. Have a great day!
The Echo SpeedFeed 400 universal head I bought from the local Echo dealer does fit curve shaft trimmers. Just need to use the white insert provided in the package and flip the reel.
Solid advice on the tools. I also keep a dental pick, magnet tip and extendable flex head mirror. Things happen and my fingers are more like cigars than cigarettes. Also as a tip: I buy only a gallon of gas at a time for home use. That way I have to get fresher gas as needed.
@@mikeskidmore6754 I've experienced into the 2nd year with straight gas in a push mower having minor to moderate issues. I've also used gas with stabilizer in my weed eater into the 3rd year with no noticeable issues. Not that I'd recommend it, but I thought it was interesting seeing how it's said gas spoils after a few weeks or a few months with stabilizer.
@@dbutcher84 My Gas lasts a long time stored inside an Insulated shop out of sunlight .. It's hot sheds hot sun that breaks down gasoline ..I started a chain saw the other day that had not been started for three years on the third pull ..
I have the Dewalt portable compressor and love it. I keep it in my truck. My favorite thing about it is how it shuts itself off when it reaches the pressure you selected. When you hear it shut off, it's done.
Tool number 11: Battery tender! Lawn mower batteries will last much longer if you use a tender(years). I have brand name but also cheap Harbor Freight brand and they all work Great! Use them on anything you don’t run for more than a week. Keep up the good work. Enjoy your videos
My absolute favorites are my ratcheting screwdriver, quality ratchets, my propane "weed burner" torch, air compressor, and my Makita brushless impact driver.
What you have in your hand is a Kelly clamp. If you use your thumb and ring finger you will find you have much better control of your instrument. Friendly tip from a retired nurse who worked in surgery for 30 years.
I really bought the blue Holtzforma 660 upon your recommend; it’s real hard to start. Saws like crazy! I found that if you buy a Stihl, non recoil cover. Just drill about an inch hole in the center, you can start the saw. Use a deep well socket on a good drill, the drill turns flywheel fast enough to start the saw easily! I’m going to use locktight on the flywheel bolt. Seen it on a video!
The last "tool" you talked about, you commented that it doesn’t fit stihl, it's because stihl has their own. I have a stihl "bent shaft" trimmer and it's head works the same, but looks differently, I was told by the dealer to take about an arms length of wire and feed it through (about 6')! Works flawlessly, I highly recommend
Nice video and very informative. Since watching you and Steve's Small engine saloon, I have been able to keep my equipment running for a lot less than always sending it to the repair shop. I will say that I don't get to in-depth with repairs but just keeping up with normal maintenance and cleaning is always a good idea. Thanks and stay safe.
I worked as a fleet (shop forman) mechanic and took care of alot of small engines on everything , on the water check we had a paste that you would put on the end of the stick to check big fuel tanks, turns purple when water is there, keep up the great vids,I also put fuel shutoffs on all things that had to travel to jobsites, bounces causes the floats to fill engines with fuel, (hydrolock)
We used that stuff in the Navy when sounding fuel tanks on board ship, no clue of a brand name because everything was packaged differently and didn't display a company name just things like "Lubricant, Small, Arms"
A little disposable pipette trick, grab the pointy end with a needle nose plier and pull it, it will stretch and leave a longer, much finer tip to dispense through for finer work.
The one tool you missed that I discovered was indispensible back in the '60s when I had my first metric motorcycles is a manual impact screwdriver. The only way I know to get out the phillips head screws holding case halves together, among other things. I have several of the tools you mentioned here. Looks like I may need to pick up a couple of them.
I know what tool you refer to. They were popular with mechanics til cordless impact drivers grew beyond deck builders. I used to use them but tech made them obsolete.
I agree with @mrblanche. Cordless impact drivers will just strip the heads on Philips head screws. I have a manual impact screwdriver I still use for motorcycle case bolts that haven't been changed out to Allen heads.
In a fix repairs here IF YOUR IN A FIX GET INAFIX. Power pack, check Torks bits, check hemastats -- full set( the curved ones are really great for pulling fuel lines in chainsaw) the rpm meter I got to get Asap.if you get a portable air tank and adapt it to your dewalt then you get enough moxey to blow out carbs and fuel lines.I do house calls for garden tractors and snow blowers.was retired but got so many can you please help me calls Started the business. Thanks so much for the RPM gage idea, once apron atime did it by ear. Now hearing getting bad BTW please wear hearing protection when running engines.when you are 60+ your ears will thank you. Just found your channel, always eager even after 28 years to find a new or better way, please keep it up.
The trimmer head you featured here, I bought a 5 pack of china copies and modified one to fit a 25cc homelite curved shaft trimmer model ut33600A. It now will ratchet the opposite direction. Made a piece to adapt to 8 mm rh threads out of a 1/2 bolt drilled and tapped in the center. Way cheaper than buying the originals for that trimmer and easy to use.
I repair friends, family & neighbors machines & few of the first tools I needed was of course an impact wrench , spark plug tester & battery charger. Most of the average tools I already owned. Dig the vid thumbs up
After watching this video i got The Depstech DS300 today its really nice! Me using it in our shop is going to be great! Now i can see inside those cylinder wall very clear! Thanks for your tool tip! sweet.
Great video, I have been a small engine mechanic for 30 years and added heavy duty 25 years ago also. Top tip on the carb adjust kit, I will be getting one of them for sure. Have a great day, subscription added.
Great suggestions, I agree and have most of these tools. I'd add alligator forceps to complement the hemostats. These can reach far down in a tiny hole, and just the jaws at the tip open. You'll be so glad you have a pair the first time you need them!
I got that Dewalt tire compressor as soon as it came out (when it was around $90 at HD) - probably one of my favorite tools. No excuse for not leveling off your car tire pressures each month with one of these.
Great video, don’t know how I have lived for so long without that borescope and those cool German pliers! Amazon lady will be here tomorrow with my Chickanic tools lol.
Another great video. I could use some advice if you got any you’re not using. Husqvarna weed eater. It will crank, dies when I pull tigger. I have tried everything. Cleaned the vent tube filter. Blew air thur carburetor, checked fuel filter an changed fuel lines. This stuff is not as easy as you make it look. You do have a special gift. I’m a jinx myself.
I have these tool its an fuel filter tool from stihl it has an hook on one end and an holder on other end to hold the fuel line while charging the filter. I wish i can saw pictures of it.
Stopped me dead in my tracks when you said something about floaties and pools haha then I realized what you meant. LOL. As always great video, i really enjoy watching your channel.
I bought one (Tach) on Amazon $20 about, works but danged if I can make out the Chinese/ English instruction, "revalutions per week" that's how it starts out and it get's worse from there, fuddeled around with it and got it to read properly for two and four stroke, good enough. knowing comes in handy.
Gotta say, your vids are the best and you are great. Best on TH-cam. Steve's Saloon is okay and Donyboy is excellent. They have their strengths. But your channel, they way you go over things, is superb. Makes me want to come out of retirement and fix some stuff before I die. I wish my doctor was as thorough with my well-being as you are with machines.👍
I saw your video pop up on my you tube choices, and I thought… hmmm… I haven’t seen one of your videos for a while. TH-cam had unsubscribed me from your channel. Of course I resubscribed. I don’t know why they do that. Love your channel!!!
The Speed Feed head... sounded like such a good idea that I looked into buying one for my Echo trimmer... uh, Echo? Waidaminute.... I go look, and find out that yes, the trimmer head I've been taking apart to restring for years... is a Speed Feed.
I have a bore scope camera that plugs into my cellphone...can take still pictures, or do video recordings...not too expensive, since only need the cable/camera and free APP. Then, I can email, or text puctures via my cellphone!
When I saw the title of this segment, I almost knew for sure you would mention the Wera 1/4 drive socket set. Although not mentioned, I’ve watched you use it quite a lot, in fact I bought one myself. Thank you for showing it to me, I absolutely love it. 6 point sockets in a compact 1/4 drive swivel head ratchet. Perfect.. thanks again for ALL your instructions.
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Thanks for Watching! Find a link to all of my "Must Have", Favorite Tools HERE!! www.amazon.com/shop/chickanic?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_aipsfchickanic_9ERPFPBNGQ924P8NS63B
"I never thought I needed this tool and now I can't live without it" ~story of my life
The rest of the story is that It was so great I bought it, but it is lost under a foot of crap and broken tools in my shop, and hasn't been seen since the day it arrived.
In the past eight months I've bought 5 of the tools you recommended here and they are the game changers you said they'd be!
I never thought it would be fun watching a small equipment mechanic and then I found you. You have all the knowledge to get things done plus you have this great personality and you're so cute too. 😀
You are one of the best producers of You tube videos I've seen. I'm 77 years old and thought I was pretty smart about mechanics, but you've taught me lots, and made many things easier than ever. Thank you.
Letting this one run for your TH-cam status. Hope to hear about Ron is doing great
Work for a college grounds dept..only female on it. Been raining all week..watching your videos!!
As usual very helpful video. I don't do small engine for a living. I love it when people throw things away. I bring them home and find in most cases it just needs a carb or an adjustment. Then I sell them on Facebook and make a few bucks and have self-satisfaction and fun. Keep the vids coming thanks.
You can use a clear straw/tube and your thumb (over the end) to get a liquid sample from the bottom of a tank or can...
I have a home shop in the basement, I have most of these. They are all great tools to have. I started around 10 y.o. from the teachings of my father, bought myself a 10×12 shed when i was 12 with my profits and took the Foley Belsaw course, then when that got boring I went for bigger projects later lol. I was a car mechanic for two decades until I became disabled and went back to something a little easier on my body a few years ago. I love your videos! Ty for the informative videos and sharing tips for the public. Something I've always wanted to do but too shy and closed off.
Don't be shy. We need you. 😁
You are the best and so helpfull! My husband and I look forward to all of your videos❤
You are SOOO helpful!!!
Please keep your vids coming! LOVE them! ❤
Oh, man!!! Gonna have to spend more money!!! Thanks! Your channel is really growing because it is OUTSTANDING!!!
Never disappointed with your advice , thank you . I do brag your site up . Best over all I have found
2:31 my Depstech boroscope has been a very versatile tool for cheap! Not just for checking my car/mower cylinders, but behind drywall, in vents, under a leaking fridge- just anywhere you can’t get your eyes easily
Hi Chicanic I fired up my Mantis Tiller today fired up beautifully, after watching your Mantis Video I rebuilt my carb last year, its running great this year thanks for your videos they are very informative.
for my home, the portable inflator is a must have. i have the small milwaukee version because that's the tool line i use.
Awesome video. A tutorial on adjusting carbs specifically so you don’t run too lean would be great! You may have touched on it already but I don’t recall
At your request and recommendation, I have purchased the endoscope, and I also have the speed head. Cool tools!! Very happy with both purchases. Thank you Bre!!
I've got a smaller gooloo and they are amazing. Battery went out on my 2500 silverado, jumped that truck from full dead 5 times off one charge. Beast of a machine. I don't think it had been charged in a year either and went thru a tough florida summer in the truck. Also that bore cam for inspecting pistons is brilliant
One of my must haves, a fluid extractor as no one changes the oil without making a mess and even fewer people use the drain plug.
It do not matter what number you’re on. You’re always #1 with the tips for saving time, money and frustration.
Damn I’m glad I found your channel! This VT girl loves to be independent and to not always have to rely on my spouse, he works 12 hour days and sometimes I just need to get 💩fixed and get to using it.
Good to see you again Bree
Well, I texted you on Instagram. It’s now 7:40 PM here so I would imagine you’re probably in bed so when you get up in the morning then read this, shoot me a note back.
@ 68 years old I'm glad I can still learn something new. On a previous video you claimed that putting string trimmer line in water would rejuvenate it. I have a Ryobi battery string trimmer from my kids for Fathers day last year. I put some 0.80 string in it and it bunched up in side and the string broke off. I took the head apart cleaned all the dust out of it and soaked the string in water for about 30 minutes. I put everything back together and was able to use the trimer without further problem. Thanks Chick
Im intrigued by the soaking the line thing. It just makes no sense ( plastic can't absorb water , or CAN IT ?, but I am going to have to try it.
My husky trimmer came with that tri.msr head, I love it
Love your channel . Been watching Steve's Saloon and Donyboy for a long time and recently discovered you. All are well done.
Thank you very much. I trust you more than Amazon reviews.
All good equipment and great info. The BEST gift my wife got me is the B&D "Gyro" screwdriver. The one that is little, stays charged forever, has torque, fits in the palm of my hand and responds to twist of the wrist left and right. 1/4" hex drive so all those driver bits can be used. Had mine 5 years. At the top of my list!
Sadly, that model of the "Gyro" screwdriver isn't available anymore at any normal retail outlets. I checked for hours at every place I could think of and at every single seller it was "out of stock", "discontinued", or "newer model available"(not the same at all), etc., etc., etc. Even on eBay they are so rare that they have been offered for sale at outrageous prices as high as $129...no kidding!
Every single review or person extolling its greatness has said "If you find one, BUY IT!!! Thanks for the heads-up and I'll be keeping my eyes open at garage sales, swap meets, flea markets, etc., as I just have to have one now! ;-)
They have started to show up again. I had no trouble finding one. Going rate is $100 + though.@@BillyJoeJimBob8
My 2 friends and I each have a MS262c. Runs good through tank of gas. Refill, won't start. Let cool for 30-60 minutes, will start. All 3 do the same thing....when it is hot out. Live in SE Mo. Watch all your videos.....LOVE them.
Might be set to the winter setting. There is a "door" or "valve" that changes airflow around the carb. If it is set to winter, it might be the carb is overheated, giving you a vapor lock situation until it cools back down.
I have only followed you for a short time but have learned so much! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and experience. It's so satisfying to be able to work on my own equipment. Have a great day!
The Echo SpeedFeed 400 universal head I bought from the local Echo dealer does fit curve shaft trimmers. Just need to use the white insert provided in the package and flip the reel.
Solid advice on the tools. I also keep a dental pick, magnet tip and extendable flex head mirror. Things happen and my fingers are more like cigars than cigarettes. Also as a tip: I buy only a gallon of gas at a time for home use. That way I have to get fresher gas as needed.
I was just running gas that I bought in 2014 in my push lawnmower ..
@@mikeskidmore6754 I've experienced into the 2nd year with straight gas in a push mower having minor to moderate issues. I've also used gas with stabilizer in my weed eater into the 3rd year with no noticeable issues. Not that I'd recommend it, but I thought it was interesting seeing how it's said gas spoils after a few weeks or a few months with stabilizer.
@@dbutcher84 My Gas lasts a long time stored inside an Insulated shop out of sunlight .. It's hot sheds hot sun that breaks down gasoline ..I started a chain saw the other day that had not been started for three years on the third pull ..
I love the reference about the hemostats, she said not just for surgery & smokin
I have the Dewalt portable compressor and love it. I keep it in my truck. My favorite thing about it is how it shuts itself off when it reaches the pressure you selected. When you hear it shut off, it's done.
Micro drill bits .005 -.030 What a carb saver amazing what .004 will do on the idle jet
boy, i added a lot of stuff to my amazon wish list....lol. you do have some cool tools. thanks for sharing.....
Feeding al gore’s rhythm while Ron is recovering!
Great tips for tools and I'm a prime member, they have everything plus if I use lowes or home depot I get a 10% military discount, new york
Tool number 11: Battery tender! Lawn mower batteries will last much longer if you use a tender(years). I have brand name but also cheap Harbor Freight brand and they all work Great! Use them on anything you don’t run for more than a week. Keep up the good work. Enjoy your videos
Looking forward to watching later. Great topic. I am wanting to stock up on useful tools. Two is one. One is none. 👍💪🙏
My absolute favorites are my ratcheting screwdriver, quality ratchets, my propane "weed burner" torch, air compressor, and my Makita brushless impact driver.
What you have in your hand is a Kelly clamp. If you use your thumb and ring finger you will find you have much better control of your instrument. Friendly tip from a retired nurse who worked in surgery for 30 years.
Thank you for another wonderful video. Always looking forward to the next one.❣️
I really bought the blue Holtzforma 660 upon your recommend; it’s real hard to start. Saws like crazy! I found that if you buy a Stihl, non recoil cover. Just drill about an inch hole in the center, you can start the saw. Use a deep well socket on a good drill, the drill turns flywheel fast enough to start the saw easily! I’m going to use locktight on the flywheel bolt. Seen it on a video!
The last "tool" you talked about, you commented that it doesn’t fit stihl, it's because stihl has their own. I have a stihl "bent shaft" trimmer and it's head works the same, but looks differently, I was told by the dealer to take about an arms length of wire and feed it through (about 6')! Works flawlessly, I highly recommend
Nice video and very informative. Since watching you and Steve's Small engine saloon, I have been able to keep my equipment running for a lot less than always sending it to the repair shop. I will say that I don't get to in-depth with repairs but just keeping up with normal maintenance and cleaning is always a good idea. Thanks and stay safe.
Been looking for video that showed a bracket to go on weed eater to raise Handel for cutting ditches
Based on your recommendation, we have purchased several items off this video. Including the awesome tool kit!
Great information. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
I worked as a fleet (shop forman) mechanic and took care of alot of small engines on everything , on the water check we had a paste that you would put on the end of the stick to check big fuel tanks, turns purple when water is there, keep up the great vids,I also put fuel shutoffs on all things that had to travel to jobsites, bounces causes the floats to fill engines with fuel, (hydrolock)
name of the paste?
We used that stuff in the Navy when sounding fuel tanks on board ship, no clue of a brand name because everything was packaged differently and didn't display a company name just things like "Lubricant, Small, Arms"
I have used those that is one of the best things ever made for a weed eater once you understand how it works it's great
A little disposable pipette trick, grab the pointy end with a needle nose plier and pull it, it will stretch and leave a longer, much finer tip to dispense through for finer work.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and keep your videos coming please.
Milwaukees speed feed is a game changer. Love it
The one tool you missed that I discovered was indispensible back in the '60s when I had my first metric motorcycles is a manual impact screwdriver. The only way I know to get out the phillips head screws holding case halves together, among other things. I have several of the tools you mentioned here. Looks like I may need to pick up a couple of them.
I know what tool you refer to. They were popular with mechanics til cordless impact drivers grew beyond deck builders. I used to use them but tech made them obsolete.
I agree with @mrblanche. Cordless impact drivers will just strip the heads on Philips head screws. I have a manual impact screwdriver I still use for motorcycle case bolts that haven't been changed out to Allen heads.
@@michaelmustachio5318 The hand impact screwdriver is a powerfully clever tool, since it actually engages MORE with each blow, instead of less.
Nice list. Very practical, everyday helper stuff. Thanks for all you do!
In a fix repairs here IF YOUR IN A FIX GET INAFIX. Power pack, check Torks bits, check hemastats -- full set( the curved ones are really great for pulling fuel lines in chainsaw) the rpm meter I got to get Asap.if you get a portable air tank and adapt it to your dewalt then you get enough moxey to blow out carbs and fuel lines.I do house calls for garden tractors and snow blowers.was retired but got so many can you please help me calls Started the business. Thanks so much for the RPM gage idea, once apron atime did it by ear. Now hearing getting bad BTW please wear hearing protection when running engines.when you are 60+ your ears will thank you. Just found your channel, always eager even after 28 years to find a new or better way, please keep it up.
The speed feed is the best . It was your video put me on to it . Thank you for your time and effort
The trimmer head you featured here, I bought a 5 pack of china copies and modified one to fit a 25cc homelite curved shaft trimmer model ut33600A. It now will ratchet the opposite direction. Made a piece to adapt to 8 mm rh threads out of a 1/2 bolt drilled and tapped in the center. Way cheaper than buying the originals for that trimmer and easy to use.
One thing I find handy a is a nice bright pocket LED flashlight. I'm using it all the time.
I repair friends, family & neighbors machines & few of the first tools I needed was of course an impact wrench , spark plug tester & battery charger. Most of the average tools I already owned. Dig the vid thumbs up
Used a Milwaukee compressor the other day, very impressed.
Gotta love the versatility of hemostats
I have the Dewalt compressor, it’s awesome! Inflates up to 160 psi. Set it to your psi and it stops!
hello bre i bought vessel screw driver like yours love it thanks
The one tool I would add to your list would be a good quality spark tester.
After watching this video i got The Depstech DS300 today its really nice! Me using it in our shop is going to be great! Now i can see inside those cylinder wall very clear! Thanks for your tool tip! sweet.
Great video, I have been a small engine mechanic for 30 years and added heavy duty 25 years ago also.
Top tip on the carb adjust kit, I will be getting one of them for sure.
Have a great day, subscription added.
Thanks for the list. I bought one thing and I already can't remember what is was. I'll let you know how it goes.
Thank you Chick
Bought the scope to look down sprinkler pipes...rocks, debris, breaks....good idea thanks.
Awesome tool list! Super informative video! Great minds think alike! I use each and every tool mentioned here every day!!
So how much do they pay her to peddle tools ???
@@georgepruitt637 zero
Thanks Jeremy!
Thank you
Great suggestions, I agree and have most of these tools. I'd add alligator forceps to complement the hemostats. These can reach far down in a tiny hole, and just the jaws at the tip open. You'll be so glad you have a pair the first time you need them!
Great production and resources. Thank you
I got that Dewalt tire compressor as soon as it came out (when it was around $90 at HD) - probably one of my favorite tools. No excuse for not leveling off your car tire pressures each month with one of these.
great list, but I couldn't live without my pressure vac tester
Great video, don’t know how I have lived for so long without that borescope and those cool German pliers! Amazon lady will be here tomorrow with my Chickanic tools lol.
The moving truck should have been the biggest Changer
Great video and a lot of very useful tools.
One of those little endoscope cameras saved me from having to take apart a motorcycle engine. It's very handy.
Another great video. I could use some advice if you got any you’re not using. Husqvarna weed eater. It will crank, dies when I pull tigger. I have tried everything. Cleaned the vent tube filter. Blew air thur carburetor, checked fuel filter an changed fuel lines. This stuff is not as easy as you make it look. You do have a special gift. I’m a jinx myself.
I have the 60 gallon dewalt 5hp compressor.
very helpful video, I run a lawncare company and iam starting to repair my own equipment
I've got a smaller jump starter pack to take on motorcycle trips, and it does start 8-cylinder engines too!!!
I have these tool its an fuel filter tool from stihl it has an hook on one end and an holder on other end to hold the fuel line while charging the filter. I wish i can saw pictures of it.
Stopped me dead in my tracks when you said something about floaties and pools haha then I realized what you meant. LOL. As always great video, i really enjoy watching your channel.
I like how all these tools are used in your shop everyday but there in no scratch on any of them. LoL Good one!
bob from Australia- love your work- got most of the things you showed
One of my favorites is the spark Check'r, just clamp it on pull the rope, or turn the key, and it let's you know if you have weak, no, or good spark.
I bought one (Tach) on Amazon $20 about, works but danged if I can make out the Chinese/ English instruction, "revalutions per week" that's how it starts out and it get's worse from there, fuddeled around with it and got it to read properly for two and four stroke, good enough. knowing comes in handy.
Gotta say, your vids are the best and you are great. Best on TH-cam. Steve's Saloon is okay and Donyboy is excellent. They have their strengths. But your channel, they way you go over things, is superb. Makes me want to come out of retirement and fix some stuff before I die. I wish my doctor was as thorough with my well-being as you are with machines.👍
Love my Echo speed feed. They have come so far from my first Echo in the early 80's with the foam disc inside.
I saw your video pop up on my you tube choices, and I thought… hmmm… I haven’t seen one of your videos for a while.
TH-cam had unsubscribed me from your channel. Of course I resubscribed.
I don’t know why they do that.
Love your channel!!!
my boy has that dewalt compressor as he has the drills too...that thing is well made an so nice to use
The Speed Feed head... sounded like such a good idea that I looked into buying one for my Echo trimmer... uh, Echo? Waidaminute.... I go look, and find out that yes, the trimmer head I've been taking apart to restring for years... is a Speed Feed.
Bre, Thank you for your posts, I don't see a link to the "engine start" on the list- Tyler
I even went on Amazon to try to find that particular one with the American flag and I could not find it. I wonder if that’s a decal she put on hers?
I have a bore scope camera that plugs into my cellphone...can take still pictures, or do video recordings...not too expensive, since only need the cable/camera and free APP.
Then, I can email, or text puctures via my cellphone!
I really do enjoy your programs. Thanks for sharing!
When I saw the title of this segment, I almost knew for sure you would mention the Wera 1/4 drive socket set. Although not mentioned, I’ve watched you use it quite a lot, in fact I bought one myself. Thank you for showing it to me, I absolutely love it. 6 point sockets in a compact 1/4 drive swivel head ratchet. Perfect.. thanks again for ALL your instructions.