Welcome to The Doing Stuff Channel where we...do stuff! As a Veteran and small business owner with over 14 years of experience in aviation maintenance I realized that what made my family and I happiest was serving others.
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I'm a husband and father of two girls and a baby boy. I hope to successfully lead by example for my kids to do good things in the short time we're here. I hope to inspire my family even more than I've been inspired to not only do stuff but to do good stuff.
Just my 2 cents; Mine does similar. I can hear the handle neutral click clicks. turn key and a hard click click, after a few times it will start and run great 90 % of time. It' got a good battery good connections. I went under and adjusted the neutral locating arm. This helped a cpl times then back to same ole. I went down this morn and probed the 4 post solenoid Power from battery check. steering arms in neutral - both small post on solenoid grounded. One is a ground the other comes form that darn neutral safety switch. I'm gonna unplug the switch and see..
My toro clicked just like this. Replaced starter solenoid with the exact same one, which cost me a few more bucks. Also replaced the starter. Charged the battery. Everything hooked back up PROPERLY* (for the trolls) Clicks again. Then the clicking stops... and the solenoid starts smoking. Instant fire. Pour beer over fire. Fires out. Solenoid fried. Starter fried. Wallet fried. Beer empty. Fuck toro
Holy sh*t…When I was looking into this whole clicking problem it was a troubleshooting rollercoaster. So this doesn’t surprise me too much. As for the battery, charging it is only one factor of the battery. In my case it was a simple matter of battery not putting out the correct amperage, charged or not. Which is why replacing the battery fixed the problem. Did you get another beer?
The product isn’t the problem. It’s the “30 seconds” claim that I think is a marketing failure. How can anyone predict a time? Too many variables to make such a claim in my opinion. Knowing this, I looked past it and tried it.
@@cecilmashburn7343 carriage bolt from underneath with bearing shaft down and nut on top. Flat side of wheel on top. Best way to know is see which way the belt will run most straight.
The only thing i hate more than bamboo is Asia bitter sweet. Stop telling people to grow this invasive plant. It will spread every where. I bet you won't pay to have it removed when it spreads into a neighbor's property
lol I know the struggle of it and definitely wouldn't recommend anyone to plant it UNLESS they do it correctly with a bamboo boarder. The video is about keeping it from growing in neighbors yard....
Why do I get the feeling that all these guys who dismiss this product either don't read the instructions that clearly state brushing may be required, or they simply don't want you to buy it so you can call them with the "power washing" company?
Simple idea, but could do with some safety features, maybe. Something to cover the top half of the blade? I really was expecting to see a nasty little accident.
I have thought about this. I think a good idea would be to build a slot for the bamboo to go in and push through the slot. The blade would also be in the slot.
When I was a kid we knew where all yhe bamboo grew. We'd cut a few and go to a little pond and catch some blue gill and some catfish. Bring it home to mom so we'd have a good dinner.
