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Thanks for that valuable info 😊

Thanks for your extremely helpful and insightful video! Question: On 2:26 you show soaking the carb in some kind of fluid. Could you please explain which cleaning material your using? Thanks a lot.

When you buy diaphrams and gaskets, even at the most professional shops, they don't tell you how to set that meter, or even suggest a metering guide for the model Zama carburator you have. Bummer. THUMBS UP!!!!!!!

Do this for sthil 220 i dont have device for checking rpm

Wow. What a great video. Never knew to check that. Thanks very much

thank you

HI, Just had a look at your comment on reading vacuum. I can see how some people could get confused with the readings on the gauge. However, that problem only applies to people who still use the imperial PSI scale. It is so much easier using metric scale. All you have to remember is 50kPa. if we think of normal atmospheric pressure as 0 kPa then we use 50kPa for pressure testing and -50kPa for vacuum testing. Simple ! BTW 50kPa is the same as 1/2 Bar also known as 1/2 atmosphere Cheers EJ

Does that compression tester have fittings for ALL old and new small engines? You didn't mention a tachometer. You tune by ear. Do you find no real use for an inductive tach.?

Okay, I'm totally hung up on the math. You should have explained it a little bit more, rather than just telling us to "not get hung up on the math." The information in this video is good, but your technique is mediocre. The whole "clicks too early," and "put the rope up" and "pull the rope back" leaves quite a bit of inaccuracy in the measurement, and will NOT indicate to you that you "know" your wrench is "well rounded with a good, accurate measurement."

I’m glad you did this video. I do have one that actually runs backwards. Thanks for the video.

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Very good!

Good job. Well explained. Recommend turning screws out to what the manufacturer says, not simply one turn. My saws need 1 turn and 1 1/4 turns, or even both at 1 1/4 to begin.

And the link to the metering lever gauges is ???????????

I have 25 acres of woods and am constantly cutting trees to either clear stuff that fell, create trails, or cut firewood. Lately I noticed my saw will bind on larger logs as if it's being pinched, except I'm cutting a tree that is hanging in midair. i.e. it is anything but pinched. However, I watched your video and it so complicates the dynamics of a chainsaw chain, that it just makes me want to throw the whole thing away. It's simply not worth that much effort and "precision". At least not to me. If it's really that hard, why do people do it? Interestingly, in the 70's we would cut tons of firewood out of alder in the Seattle area and never had any problems. Cuts were always smooth and fast. And on rare occasion we would sharpen the blade with a simple file. It had a thumb press blade oiler. Now, I live in Kentucky and there is poplar, oak, walnut, hickory, cedar, etc. And cutting firewood is a royal pain. In fact, about a quarter inch of the edges of the top and bottom of the blade (I reversed it) are blue with heat, even though there is plenty of oil getting to it. I will occasionally even see sparks come off the chain even though there is no metal, rocks or dirt coming in contact with it. I use a Stihl MS 290, BTW. FWIW, I always thought a hydraulic wood splitter was just an extravagance. Then I tried to split Hickory. I bought a hydraulic splitter.😉

What a great video thank you but would like to know if you have to put the small screen in before the spring or just disregard it ?

De qué está hecha esa junta que le pusiste allí al tapón

I was wondering what channels there were under that round Welch plug on my Stihl FS38. No matter which hole I squirt acetone through, I can't get it to come out of the Main nozzle.

awesome brother!! love how your channel has grown. Keep up the great work

Great video! Very nice explanation of the carb.

Good Information!!

Does your tachometer work purely on sound with no leads to spark plug cable etc? I’ve been struggling to find one of these got a link for one?

A whiskey spray 😂. Perfectly camouflaged

Without correct mechanical education a man can bugger anything up 😂

Does anybody have a source for C1Q-S97 main nozzle checks? Zama does not list a part number

What an ingenious tool!

How did you clean those mesh filters on the tubes?

Hi i am in uk i have a stihl fs 56 r strimmer carburetor leaking fuel in to air filter will not run carburetor zama s145a839a may be a cheap carb need strimmer not worth much regards

Or you could just buy one for 10 dollars on E Bay.

I see much love 😘

This is the most awesome tool in the world! 🙂👍

Thanks for the info.

Would you make one of the metal nozzles for purchase?

The best method that I've seen is a 3:1 IPA to essential wintergreen oil mixture to soften rubber. Problem with brake fluid is over time, the rubber will "sweat" out the brake fluid. The other method IMO, is more permanent, but more expensive.

You can buy a SAFE, refillable canister for precisely this purpose. They've made them for 40+ years. This is a good way to end up in the emergency room.

Mate that 011 is bloody gorgeous!! Currently rebuilding an 009L and 011AVT myself😊

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Question? Could you use pop off pressure to set your needle height?

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