I Make This Headache Problem Easy To Fix

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• KI

  @kittyhawk7060 · 1 year ago

  Taryl, you are the man. I am 81 and still love to learn new things. Back when I was young, I taught a deaf high school student how to completely take apart a walk-behind mower engine and put it back together. He had to set the timing gap on the flywheel and tune it. As he adjusted fuel and air, I had him use his hands to feel when the engine was running smoothly. He did a good job.

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• MA

  @mackpowell-vy1qj · 1 year ago

  I admire you  showing the things you did not know,  takes a big man to do that,  most channels make you think they already knew how,  and allowing us to see the transmission slip out of the vise was extremely helpful,  because I've had things like that happen alot. You have become a very good teacher/seasoned repair man.  I understand the pains you leave out, slit fingers, hurt fingernails,  busted knuckles,  slippery hands that won't hold anything,  those little details can make a repair almost impossible,  thanks for the nice video.

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• JI

  @jimhurd3101 · 2 years ago

  Ordered a foam cannon. Just in case I ever get a pressure washer

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• TR

  @troy3052 · 2 years ago

  Happy Sunday everybody!!!!!!!

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• ME

  @memery301 · 2 years ago

  In reference to pressure washing your house now that you have it nice and clean, you need to get a product called wet and forget. You can spray it on with water hose. Then you won't have to pressure wash your house again for at least a year and a half 2 years. The product automatically keeps mold from coming back on your house, it doesn't matter what your house is made of. Wet and forget uses the sun and the rain to keep the mold and dirt from accumulating on your house. This product is widely used in cemeteries to keep the headstones clean.

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• JA

  @jackdonkey22 · 1 year ago

  The hose popping sound at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLmG2fLEkdk&amp;t=758">12:38</a> is so hilarious.

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• CA

  @CaryGuyer · 2 years ago

  To me, if there is 3 to 5 inches of axle shaft extending beyond the gear box housing and the seals are not leaking, the fix is pretty simple without spending money through the vendor at high prices. Sleeve it with an axle stub cut to length. It will run for another 20 years.

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• BO

  @bobfanning6816 · 4 months ago

  The customer that decided to pay you to do this repair made a really smart decision!

• KA

  @kaithomsen9726 · 2 years ago

  Dinner time !!

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• TE

  @Testing-123 · 2 years ago

  &quot;We got it did and we got it done&quot;<br>Sounds like a new merch item to me

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• WA

  @waynebaird3539 · 1 year ago

  Thanks Taryl for your informative videos. I &nbsp;give you a lot of credit for your years of learning and mechanical skills you&apos;ve acquired. You are great at what you do. Thanks also for your passion to teach and saving people money. &nbsp;When you retire, I hope you still make videos if you wish. You&apos;re a great humanitarian. IMHO...

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• FE

  @FerroDriver · 1 year ago

  I had to wait till now to watch this vid.<br>What a bunch of work !!<br>But once again the MASTER mower mechanic handles it with ease.<br>I really enjoy watching you repair all this stuff.<br>I usually learn something from you, Taryl....<br>Thanks again, and of course I wait for Elk Skins at the end !!!!!!!<br>😵‍💫

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