✅CLICK HERE FOR SMALL DRILL BITS ➜ amzn.to/3aAdnkV Check out this other informative video on the Stihl TS410 and TS 420: 👉How To Replace The Drive Belt On A Cut Off Saw ➜ th-cam.com/video/a7cydlI8Q58/w-d-xo.html For more videos like this, check out: 👉How to Adjust or Tune the Carburetor on a Leaf Blower ➜ th-cam.com/video/DWPUYJiF6KM/w-d-xo.html 👉CORRECT WAY To Tune The Carburetor On A Chainsaw ➜ th-cam.com/video/M6T5JoGXcHY/w-d-xo.html 👉How To Adjust Or Tune The Carburetor On A Weedeater ➜ th-cam.com/video/gmhxTvGRtCg/w-d-xo.html You can connect with Steve here too: ✅Visit Steve’s WEBSITE ➜ www.stevessmallenginesaloon.com/ ✅Visit Steve’s PARTS & TOOL STORE ➜ www.amazon.com/shop/stevessmallenginesaloon ✅Follow Steve on FACEBOOK ➜ facebook.com/stevessmallenginesaloon ✅Follow Steve on INSTAGRAM ➜ instagram.com/stevessmallenginesaloon/ ✅Follow Steve on TWITTER ➜ twitter.com/SteveSaloon
Hey steve your in canada right ? Here in america its a violation of federal law to remove or alter a safety device But ive seen other small engine youtubers remove these devices for customers can you do a video on this since no one seems to know this is a crime and makes the mechanic shop liable for potential injurys
I have one to fix,carburetor issue..but i just learned something new on how to unclogg the watering system line..thanks to you Steve. .cheers always informative information...
You taught me something today. This has happened twice in a week, I used the spanner to remove the nut to clean the nozzle, I did not know the screw was access to get to clean it out. Cheers for the info.
I don't have a concrete cutoff saw, Steve, but I learned something. Thank you for yet another interesting and entertaining video! Time for beer. CHEERS!
Hey there Steve. Once again you're right on the ball... Thank's for this short yet quite important video. I actually have 2 stone cutters of the same company as the one in this video. I sort of minimize this problem by not letting these, or any of my small machines in the back of my pick-up truck. 1st it's prown to robbery but also... We being in the business of seasonal work. Therefore time is if the upmost impotence. This is where the majority of the clogging comes from. I noticed if I'd use the saw with water to start the day... no clogging... but, if I started the day using it without water. Just because of the night dew, that humidity in the machinery would help that dust stick like crazy... Including air filters, spring's...etc.. Now I'm going to say something that makes EVEY COMPANY OWNER CRINGE !!!! The best way of prolonging small machineries lifespan is one thing & one thing only.... MAINTENANCE !!! MAINTENANCE !!!! & yes. .. MAINTENANCE !!!
Been messing with chainsaws a while, you've gotten me over humps,my woman broke a vertebra and in rehab so I kinda lost my real job,for driving 50 miles round trip every day. This is not a sob story, I have a buddy who's company installs inground pools, his help going thru lots of these,you got me over a hump that saves him lots of money and earns me a bunch!
The newer models have a filter before the water switch ,I was doing the thing you showed but did not work,turns out the filter right where the garden hose connects was full with dirt,removed it and got it cleaned,it works perfect
Used one once many moons ago, so satisfies some curiosity factor. But it does make me wonder about my portable tile saw, so I'm glad I watched. Thanks. (662 Likes, 0 dislikes? Can't remember seeing a stat like that before!)
Geezus! That’s the nicest saw I seen! By the time it gets to me it’s significantly worse! IMO these are the hardest worked pieces of machinery out there. I’m curious how Milwaukee’s Battery Version lasts compared to gas one!
We've got a stihl TS 500i, very new. Good to know how to unclog, thanks steve! I worry the (electronic?) water control buttons will fail first but will set my bias aside and give it a fair trial :)
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon my pleasure mate the construction and concrete workers will love this one for sure etc and i did also mention to Donyboy73 a method on how to replace a belt on those units etc too.
Hi Steve, my husband has a TS 760 built in 96. There is an orange screw/bolt thing with an opening, on the left outside case and underneath it says oil. What is that for? We can't find any info on any videos or user manuals. Thanks!
Hey can you show the hose adapter you got going on. I hate the plastic stock ones because they break so easily but I see you got something going on there that looks more heavy duty
Steve, I'm repairing concrete machines on the side and have used your channel so much as. Is there any chance you could look over power trowels? I've been looking for the last 4 years and there's minimal videos out there.
Steve good day to you, I have a question that I'm hoping that you can help me with. I own a Murry 13B326JC758 Murray 30" Riding mower. The mower itself has very low mileage and is used only 3 to 4 times a year at a vacation home that I own. The issue that I am having is the drive belt for the blade keeps breaking and I have changes the belt three times to date. I am only getting one cut before the belt break. The belt is tearing apart from the inside of the belt and not form the outside. I've changes all the pulley's with include the Spindle Assembly and the two other pully's that the belt rides on. All the pully's are lined up correctly I used a metal straight edge to check. All the Pulley's are OEM Parts form Murray including the belts. At this point I'm lost and hoping that you have a clue or lead my in the right direction....
Alot of my job is masonry and theres rarely a day we dont use those saws. Love em hate em. Somehoe only recently found out about the screw plug. I was always told u have to pull tge entire bolt, that black strap bracket, and to aid in getting those damn square nuts back in their slots the blade too haha. We have problems with little granite flecks clogging the holes that run perpendicular to the jet hole but i bet this will still make it easier to unclog. Only two improvements (beside weight reduction) i can see on those saws. 1: a REAL hose clamp on that damn tubing, the crimp clamp they use has popped on every saw weve ever had after six months (we have 4 now and 2 that finally bit the dust but are good parts). And 2: a better way to secure the feet on the bottom (maybe even just wheels) cus u can use the feet to slide the saw forward into the cut (so ur not pullin out of the cut all the time and getting a wavy cut line) but doing so tends to tear them off after a few months or a year. Great video. Glad to see all these tips!
Steve I have a problem I hope you’re willing to help me with I have a 25.5 Kawasaki non efi on the carburetor governor there’s a screw for adjustment what’s the proper way to adjust this please help never seen a how to on this thanks
you make that look easy. I am literally taking the entire banjo bolt out of it. i cant get it to unscrew. is there a special trick to that? I have a TS 700 is that a different set up?
Steve, just food for thought but could you do a video on how to install and adjust a throttle cable and choke cable (manual and automatic) on a push or riding mower. Fairly simple job but I have met a few folks over time that just can't get it back to where it was when they attempt to do it. Handle never seems to be back in the original position. What was full throttle is now choke and what was choke is not the choke any longer. Keep up the great videos.
Hey Steve! Can you give a video on fixing the most common problem on most Surface Cleaners? I have a Ryobi Surface Cleaner that quits spinning although it isn't clogged with debris. I have a Ryobi Surface Cleaner 2500-3000 psi that quit spinning even though I keep the equipment as clean as possible.
Any ideas sir on a craftsman push mower that sounds like it’s trying to stall after running? Sometimes happens three minutes in, sometimes 25+. Idle just goes down trying to stall and labors to go back up while mowing. Thanks sir
That looked like a one sip job there Steve. Just remember the rule when you have a wife and the mower breaks down and she asks you how long it will take. Even if the engine just needs a new sparkplug, tell her, oh God honey, this thing is gonna take all day, better get me a 6-pack
i want to add water to my saw. I thought a mist of fine spray would be best, thinking that keeping dust down was the priority. Am I mistaken about that ? Now I realize that keeping the blade cool is most important. Should I forget about misting down the dust and just figure the water spatters will take care of the dust part of the problem ?
Those concerte saws are amazimng machinery, especially the stihl ones, but as they are used one of the dirtiest environments, dust and water slush, their airfilters and water jets must be cleaned after days work, it makes all the difference.. Tiny sticky dust will penetrate airfilter and ruines piston and cilinder quite fast
Steve on my youtube screen (PC) a viewed video has a red progress bar under the thumb. This vid shows a strong red border round it, so it looks like I've seen it already because it's very similar to the progress bar on your other vids I've viewed all the way through. Methinks it's your border choice as I see it on your other vids, but IMO it's a confusing choice that might lose you views. PS. I'm colour blind mate, but I'm fairly sure they are both red ;)
years ago, I could have gotten a free homelite, because they didn't make carburetor parts for it. of course, then I would have had to store it somewhere, and I very rarely have a use for one.
Stihl Ran Dry/No Tears To Cry Saw silent n' Stihl A lonely two stroke No groove to till No throat ta choke Stihl dry n' spent Cause?..an asphalt? Or, some dry cemen t? It be a no flow faul t. Left twist screw. A probe do insert. Wiggle frow n' to. Ready ta squirt! Fluid fills D hose. Diamonds B offered Grip, ready, pull, GO. A plunge is buffered. So well lubricated Plowing the furrow Deeply appreciated Slow n' wet Ya go.
I'm a guy that fixes stuff so I don't have the perspective to be able to see why anyone wouldn't just clear the hoses and fittings on something like this. I completely understand someone not wanting to do it, but not understanding what the problem is seems impossible.
✅CLICK HERE FOR SMALL DRILL BITS ➜ amzn.to/3aAdnkV
Check out this other informative video on the Stihl TS410 and TS 420:
👉How To Replace The Drive Belt On A Cut Off Saw ➜ th-cam.com/video/a7cydlI8Q58/w-d-xo.html
For more videos like this, check out:
👉How to Adjust or Tune the Carburetor on a Leaf Blower ➜ th-cam.com/video/DWPUYJiF6KM/w-d-xo.html
👉CORRECT WAY To Tune The Carburetor On A Chainsaw ➜ th-cam.com/video/M6T5JoGXcHY/w-d-xo.html
👉How To Adjust Or Tune The Carburetor On A Weedeater ➜ th-cam.com/video/gmhxTvGRtCg/w-d-xo.html
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Do you it might be the belt?
Do you think it might be the belt?
Any suggestions on a badly rusted recoil starter rope eyelet fix
Hey steve your in canada right ?
Here in america its a violation of federal law to remove or alter a safety device
But ive seen other small engine youtubers remove these devices for customers can you do a video on this since no one seems to know this is a crime and makes the mechanic shop liable for potential injurys
Wow! Steve. As a 59 y/o woman…i found your site and fixed this for my husband! No sweat!!
It felt wonderful!!
Thank you!!!
COOL!
Steve, thank you for sharing your knowledge and helping people to save money by showing them how to keep things running properly.
I appreciate that!
Thanks from UK! Worked for me and my boss is happy with me for saving him time and money on repairs.
Great to hear!
This is so easy as long as you are as knowledgeable as Steve!
Nothing like a quickie. Thanks Steve. You are very much appreciated.Cheers!
You're Welcome...and Thank You...
I have one to fix,carburetor issue..but i just learned something new on how to unclogg the watering system line..thanks to you Steve. .cheers always informative information...
Glad it helped
You taught me something today. This has happened twice in a week, I used the spanner to remove the nut to clean the nozzle, I did not know the screw was access to get to clean it out. Cheers for the info.
Right on Chris!
Wow Steve you're on the cutting edge.
I don't have a concrete cutoff saw, Steve, but I learned something.
Thank you for yet another interesting and entertaining video!
Time for beer. CHEERS!
Right on Wayne! You're Welcome...
Hey there Steve. Once again you're right on the ball... Thank's for this short yet quite important video. I actually have 2 stone cutters of the same company as the one in this video. I sort of minimize this problem by not letting these, or any of my small machines in the back of my pick-up truck. 1st it's prown to robbery but also... We being in the business of seasonal work. Therefore time is if the upmost impotence. This is where the majority of the clogging comes from. I noticed if I'd use the saw with water to start the day... no clogging... but, if I started the day using it without water. Just because of the night dew, that humidity in the machinery would help that dust stick like crazy... Including air filters, spring's...etc..
Now I'm going to say something that makes EVEY COMPANY OWNER CRINGE !!!! The best way of prolonging small machineries lifespan is one thing & one thing only.... MAINTENANCE !!! MAINTENANCE !!!! & yes.
.. MAINTENANCE !!!
Right on
I'm one of the guys who is watching this,and I don't have a concrete saw.I just like to drink a Miller Lite,and watch your videos!
Right on Ryan!
Been messing with chainsaws a while, you've gotten me over humps,my woman broke a vertebra and in rehab so I kinda lost my real job,for driving 50 miles round trip every day. This is not a sob story, I have a buddy who's company installs inground pools, his help going thru lots of these,you got me over a hump that saves him lots of money and earns me a bunch!
Damn what a life saver, no more dust in my nose. 🎉
The newer models have a filter before the water switch ,I was doing the thing you showed but did not work,turns out the filter right where the garden hose connects was full with dirt,removed it and got it cleaned,it works perfect
Thanks! I've had this problem many times!
You're welcome!
Never had the heart to charge anyone that came in with that issue. Great stuff Steve
Fair enough Claus! See ya tomorrow on Micks mowers?
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon I'll be there - beer ready :-)
I have 2 of those. Never been a problem but then I clean them thoroughly after each use.
Thanks. I'll do this at work.. so annoying when it doesn't work. Such a simple solve.
Right on Simon! You're Welcome...
I would love to see a video on any knowledge you have on weedeater BLADES. Lot's of options out there and very dangerous.
Thank you Steve.
You're Welcome...
Used one once many moons ago, so satisfies some curiosity factor.
But it does make me wonder about my portable tile saw, so I'm glad I watched.
Thanks.
(662 Likes, 0 dislikes? Can't remember seeing a stat like that before!)
Right on Chuck! Thank You...
Hope you're feeling better it's been a long time since you put up a video
Follow the KISS rule, everyone. Thanks, Steve you are the best 🍺
Right on
Some States you will get a ticket if you're not using the water attachment. Only if you get caught. LOL
Wow, that is interesting! Is it because of the dust?
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon yes, alot of commercial big jobs will also ticket you for excessive dust.
Good to know Steve Thank You.
You're Welcome...
That was a one shot fix!
Good day A!😉
Right on Mike!
Brilliant Steve had this issue in the past 😎🤟
Thank You...
Geezus! That’s the nicest saw I seen! By the time it gets to me it’s significantly worse! IMO these are the hardest worked pieces of machinery out there.
I’m curious how Milwaukee’s Battery Version lasts compared to gas one!
Agreed! Concrete saws take a ShitKickin...
Awesome videos, thank you for taking the time to make helpful videos. Been watching the older ones in my spare time..
Thank You... and You're Welcome...
We've got a stihl TS 500i, very new. Good to know how to unclog, thanks steve! I worry the (electronic?) water control buttons will fail first but will set my bias aside and give it a fair trial :)
Thanks Steve. We had cutoff saws on our fire trucks but they did not have water attachments.
Amazing stuff Steven mate love it and cheers from Australia to your area and stay safe etc.
Thanks Pat!
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon my pleasure mate the construction and concrete workers will love this one for sure etc and i did also mention to Donyboy73 a method on how to replace a belt on those units etc too.
Steve that really helped
Thank You...
You did thanks
Thanks Brother!!!!!
Any time!
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Thx Steve very helpfull
You're Welcome...
Awesome thank you
Our pleasure!
Nice job.
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi Steve, my husband has a TS 760 built in 96. There is an orange screw/bolt thing with an opening, on the left outside case and underneath it says oil. What is that for? We can't find any info on any videos or user manuals. Thanks!
Hollie watering hole there Young Man
That's awesome. Engineered to easily allow the end user to clean it out themselves.
Agreed!
Yes small drill bits work well, I always had a torch tip cleaner set in my toolbox.
That works great!
Hey can you show the hose adapter you got going on. I hate the plastic stock ones because they break so easily but I see you got something going on there that looks more heavy duty
Hello Steve! I'm working on a ts760 cut off saw that when I tilt it down to start cutting loose power. Any idea what it might be???
Steve, I'm repairing concrete machines on the side and have used your channel so much as. Is there any chance you could look over power trowels? I've been looking for the last 4 years and there's minimal videos out there.
Yo yo me old mucker.. ta for the video 🇬🇧🇺🇲🇨🇦
Thanks buddy, see ya tomorrow...
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon yes buddy
Steve good day to you, I have a question that I'm hoping that you can help me with. I own a Murry 13B326JC758 Murray 30" Riding mower. The mower itself has very low mileage and is used only 3 to 4 times a year at a vacation home that I own. The issue that I am having is the drive belt for the blade keeps breaking and I have changes the belt three times to date. I am only getting one cut before the belt break. The belt is tearing apart from the inside of the belt and not form the outside. I've changes all the pulley's with include the Spindle Assembly and the two other pully's that the belt rides on. All the pully's are lined up correctly I used a metal straight edge to check. All the Pulley's are OEM Parts form Murray including the belts. At this point I'm lost and hoping that you have a clue or lead my in the right direction....
Alot of my job is masonry and theres rarely a day we dont use those saws. Love em hate em. Somehoe only recently found out about the screw plug. I was always told u have to pull tge entire bolt, that black strap bracket, and to aid in getting those damn square nuts back in their slots the blade too haha. We have problems with little granite flecks clogging the holes that run perpendicular to the jet hole but i bet this will still make it easier to unclog. Only two improvements (beside weight reduction) i can see on those saws. 1: a REAL hose clamp on that damn tubing, the crimp clamp they use has popped on every saw weve ever had after six months (we have 4 now and 2 that finally bit the dust but are good parts). And 2: a better way to secure the feet on the bottom (maybe even just wheels) cus u can use the feet to slide the saw forward into the cut (so ur not pullin out of the cut all the time and getting a wavy cut line) but doing so tends to tear them off after a few months or a year. Great video. Glad to see all these tips!
Steve I have a problem I hope you’re willing to help me with I have a 25.5 Kawasaki non efi on the carburetor governor there’s a screw for adjustment what’s the proper way to adjust this please help never seen a how to on this thanks
you make that look easy. I am literally taking the entire banjo bolt out of it. i cant get it to unscrew. is there a special trick to that? I have a TS 700 is that a different set up?
Umm Hmm Easy Pezey, Thanks Steve ! Hap-E Labor Day Weekend Friend ! ATB T God Bless
Have a helper follow your cut with a wet vac and you're golden. No dust, just exhaust smoke.
That easy 🤦🤦big helps
Steve, just food for thought but could you do a video on how to install and adjust a throttle cable and choke cable (manual and automatic) on a push or riding mower. Fairly simple job but I have met a few folks over time that just can't get it back to where it was when they attempt to do it. Handle never seems to be back in the original position. What was full throttle is now choke and what was choke is not the choke any longer. Keep up the great videos.
Hey Steve! Can you give a video on fixing the most common problem on most Surface Cleaners? I have a Ryobi Surface Cleaner that quits spinning although it isn't clogged with debris. I have a Ryobi Surface Cleaner 2500-3000 psi that quit spinning even though I keep the equipment as clean as possible.
Awesome 😎
Thanks 🤗
For me Water isn’t coming out of the attachment that connects the hose to the saw, what should I do
Any ideas sir on a craftsman push mower that sounds like it’s trying to stall after running? Sometimes happens three minutes in, sometimes 25+. Idle just goes down trying to stall and labors to go back up while mowing. Thanks sir
clean the carb
So is there a easy fix on the 500i water system? It’s all electronic
That looked like a one sip job there Steve. Just remember the rule when you have a wife and the mower breaks down and she asks you how long it will take. Even if the engine just needs a new sparkplug, tell her, oh God honey, this thing is gonna take all day, better get me a 6-pack
LOL! Right on
446,000 subs....
Dang..
Can't tell you how many times I've watched the chainsaw and blower.. adj carb vids
Cool!
i want to add water to my saw.
I thought a mist of fine spray would be best, thinking that keeping dust down was the priority.
Am I mistaken about that ?
Now I realize that keeping the blade cool is most important.
Should I forget about misting down the dust and just figure the water spatters will take care of the dust part of the problem ?
Those concerte saws are amazimng machinery, especially the stihl ones, but as they are used one of the dirtiest environments, dust and water slush, their airfilters and water jets must be cleaned after days work, it makes all the difference.. Tiny sticky dust will penetrate airfilter and ruines piston and cilinder quite fast
Those things are power houses
👍
Thank You...
Steve on my youtube screen (PC) a viewed video has a red progress bar under the thumb. This vid shows a strong red border round it, so it looks like I've seen it already because it's very similar to the progress bar on your other vids I've viewed all the way through.
Methinks it's your border choice as I see it on your other vids, but IMO it's a confusing choice that might lose you views.
PS. I'm colour blind mate, but I'm fairly sure they are both red ;)
That is what I call "constructive criticism"! Thank you for the heads up my friend...
@@StevesSmallEngineSaloon Hard to give any other kind of criticism to a guy who's helped me resurrect 2 strimmers, 2 chainsaws and a moped.
Nice tips they're hacks actually
years ago, I could have gotten a free homelite, because they didn't make carburetor parts for it.
of course, then I would have had to store it somewhere, and I very rarely have a use for one.
Those holes must be cleaned daily as the concerte milk dries out on them fast
Happens all the time in the hire industry in the UK 👍🏻
Stihl Ran Dry/No Tears To Cry
Saw silent n' Stihl
A lonely two stroke
No groove to till
No throat ta choke
Stihl dry n' spent
Cause?..an asphalt?
Or, some dry cemen t?
It be a no flow faul t.
Left twist screw.
A probe do insert.
Wiggle frow n' to.
Ready ta squirt!
Fluid fills D hose.
Diamonds B offered
Grip, ready, pull, GO.
A plunge is buffered.
So well lubricated
Plowing the furrow
Deeply appreciated
Slow n' wet Ya go.
Wow, that is not even a sip of beers worth! Just way too easy LOL. Hard to imagine that someone would bring their concrete saw in for that.
Bet they wouldn't twice.
Why not blow it with the airline?
I'm a guy that fixes stuff so I don't have the perspective to be able to see why anyone wouldn't just clear the hoses and fittings on something like this. I completely understand someone not wanting to do it, but not understanding what the problem is seems impossible.