Thanks for the detail. It took a while to get to the problem, but you describing it was helpful. I live in an old house with many connected outlets. This helps remind me why a problem could exist with the add on s Great Job!!🙂
You're welcome, I am glad this was of help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. When I started this repair I was at a loss as to where to start and could not find any help on line. After thinking about it for a day ( plus the cost to have someone come make the repair) I came up with this. @michelegrimes874 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
Thank you for watching. In this case no, it was a burnt/worn out outlet. Although it is obvious that there was a break somewhere in the line the problem was how to find the break. In the video you can see half the outlets in the kitchen did not work but the break was from an outlet in another room. Stay safe, Joe Z
You're welcome, I am glad this was of help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. @jameskleist9176 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
Thank you for watching and adding this tip! Ignition, I like this. Hope you get to watch more of my channel & continue with your suggestions. Stay well, Joe Z
Thank you for watching. I do not have a video for this grass trimmer cord rewind. The following 2 videos are for a lawn mower and a snow blower that may be of help: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-H5WWogtqSPY.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6CnJXtzPV98.html Let me know if they were. Stay safe, Joe Z
Same issue on a run of 6 50 year old outlets. I did not spend the whole day testing and testing. I just replaced the outlets for around 20 bucks in a little over an hour. Problem solved!!!!!!
Thank you for watching. The problem I had is not knowing which outlets were on the run. The one that was the problem was in another room. Hope you get to stop by again. Stay safe, Joe Z
You're welcome, I am glad this was of help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. @rolismtz559 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
I am having that problem now . The plug boot is covered so well by the housing it is hard to get off the plug without pulling hard . I think that is why mine came off . I never saw thst spring set up before . I liked the old spark plug clip with no boot . Lots of good info . Thanks for the help .
I also prefer a lot of the older designs You're welcome, I am glad this was of help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. @52stevedo4 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
You're welcome, I am glad this was of help. We're never too old to learn or too young to teach. "Out of the mouth of babes" LOL Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. @TheStrongAdam I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
Thank you for watching and this information. @oldbiker9739 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
I am looking it over again. It does not seem right to me. But any other way & the belt fits worse. Not sure if the right belt was originally installed.
the knock off carbs are JUNK.. do not waste your time. or money. if someone is selling a 90$ carb kit for 20$... you know what.. its no good. Get OEM.. from a reputable dealer that has a excelent return policy.. also, an OEM carb doe NOT need ANY ADJUSTMENTS.. it should work right as it is. these carb kits for 20$ need to be adjusted and if that is not done right you can burn out the motor.
@mikem4432 thank you for watching & taking the time to comment. The knock off carbs are a hit or miss but I had a good run with them. Some I had to tweak but I found for the savings it was worth it. May not be worth the chance for a shop but for some of the less than "ideal" units its worth a shot. On a newer unit in good shape I would go with the oem. Stay safe, Joe Z
You're welcome, I am glad this was of help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. 230,000 miles great run for your Saturn. They are great cars, sad they stopped production. @tylerdurden-lv1cn I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
Wow, they haven't made this model in like forever, but that thing looks brand new! Pristine condition. Wish mine looked even half as good as that. I'm a bit curious why you titled this video Omni 105 when it's an 85 you've got there. Yeah they are similar but why make that the title.
Thank you for watching & commenting. Good catch. I had to go look. I am only guessing at this point. I had another kerosene heater that was similar & may have used that model # in the title. Or got that model # off the wick package. What was I thinking LOL Thanks again and stay well, Joe Z
I still have them along with a couple of pairs of steel ramps. Feel a lot safer with the steel. Always use jack stands along with the ramps. "Belt & suspenders" LOL Stay safe, Joe Z
"Out of sight out of mind" until it falls apart. I get them in sometimes so bad the spindles are barely hanging on. I have one old JD zero turn I picked up over a year ago to restore ( just can't get to it ) that the previous owner has wood holding the top of the deck together.
I just replaced all of the org. 2001 Chevy Silverado radiator hoses/ after having a heater hose connector broke off costing me 1400 dollars in a 100 mile tow . Thanks
That was an expensive tow! I try to keep up with maintenance but especially with older vehicles you never know when something may just let go. I have been an AAA member for several years. Only used it twice, did not break even as far as pay out & use but just one expensive tow when least expected will more than make it worthwhile. Stay safe Joe Z
@@JOEZEP54 lol yeap after some 50yrs of driving never needed a tow. Got AAA next day. I had a choice of having Em fix $1200 [maybe in a week/and a Holet room and a 10 mile tow or just tow it home. Got it home 30 dollars to fix and 90mins to do it.
@@ZIGZAGBureauofInvestigation LOL almost the same situation here. Time & dollar wise you made the right choice. Just a hard pill to sallow for a $30.00 repair.
@ZIGZAGBureauofInvestigation I try to buy local from privately owned stores/shops but sometimes the price difference is too much. Plus if I'm stuck I get the part delivered usually in a day or 2. @ZIGZAGBureauofInvestigation, when you get a chance check out some of the other videos on my channel. I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
Thank you for watching. Hope there was enough in frame to be of help. No redo on this one it is over 8 years old. Maybe a new video when I get the chance. Stay safe, Joe Z
I had the same issue and found that the mower had absorbed some water into the fuel tank. I drained and cleaned the tank, blew out the fuel lines, replaced the fuel filter, and drained the carburetor. Now it's running great. Be sure to check the intake manifold o-rings (gaskets) and look for a possible air leak.
Thanks for sharing. The intake manifold O-rings or gaskets are often overlooked. @tlbstickman I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
LOL, Close but not from Brooklyn. Hi @johngibson149 I hope this video was of help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. @johngibson1491 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. From The Bronx, NY Stay safe, Joe Z
You're welcome, I hope this will help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. @semajsegdeh1039 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
I just subscribed and will check out your other channels..but watching video again as I am going to figure the problem.. the LT 1000 like in the video leaky head gasket was free ..owner died so no info..thanks .. best video I've seen regarding issue..
@@semajsegdeh1039 Your comment & support is much appreciated. I may not always have the answer but let me know if you have any questions and I will try to help.
Agree; did help but not sure of age of his CS V mine. His had a bendable rod; I have a WIRE that is connected to same carb lever, then going back to the trigger via an oddly designed “slot” at very bottom of the carb cover.
I am glad this was of help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. This video is about 9 years old & I had that saw for around 5 years before I made the video. @charlesherrmann4112 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
Thanks for getting to the meat of it. There's so many videos that have too much fluff. I'm too busy to spend 20 minutes watching unnecessary steps. Sorry for this long comment, I know you're busy too. I'm just glad you posted this and very thankful!
You're welcome, I am glad this was of help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. @coerse1 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. No problem to Just skip ahead if any of my videos run too long. On a couple of my newer videos I tried putting in time stamps. I don't have the hang of it yet. Talk about a long reply LOL Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
I can only run fans and the lights in my house right now because im not getting enough power. Checked the outside box and the inside box and the readings are coming back like they should, but i still have very little power, and fluctuations when i plug other stuff in. Any help would be appreciated. Ty.
Keep in mind I am not an electrician & am not giving electrical instructions. That said I would first check the breaker for this line. Do you see any corrosion or discoloration on the connection where the line is connected to it or on the breaker where it connects to the box? I would also check the outlets that have the issue. Looking for any discoloration, loose or disconnected wires. Let me know if this was of any help. Stay safe, Joe Z
@@JOEZEP54 every receptacle in my house doesn't have the ability to power my refrigerator. I hooked up a meter and every receptacle has the right reading of around 120, in and back. Ty.
philliphall5198 Thank you for watching & commenting. This was awhile back so I had to watch it again. Not sure how bad the fork was or if it was the cause of the problem or a result of it. But after putting it back together I used it for another year without any issue. philliphall5198 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
Im having the same issue, I noticed my shops lights would randomly flicker and dim out, they finally go out completely and I noticed the outside light, dryer plug is out, and a couple kitchen outlets don't work during the same time. I'm going to check a few outlets in the morning, if I can't figure it out, I'll call an electrician, lol.
Not the problem in this video but I had a bad breaker once that caused the same problems you described. I would check the breaker first, it may be an easy repair. I hope this will be of some help. And thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. @nathandallaschad7990 I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
This was an extreme method I took due to the other methods not working.. I hope it was of help. @Anwar-Mian thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I have other videos on my channel that cover different subjects and new videos added weekly that may also be of help or interest. Your support is not required but always appreciated. If you are inclined to do so your Subscription, Likes, Comments and sharing this content would help me to reach other viewers that may also find this channel useful or entertaining. Stay safe, Joe Z
You're welcome, and thank you. Your subscribing, watching & commenting help me grow my channel to reach others and is most appreciated. If you have any questions let me know. I will try my best to help you out. Stay well, Joe Z
Hello @@JOEZEP54 , I have been meaning to let you know that the day after watching your video I followed your instruction and was finally able to unscrew the vacuum breaker. I want to thank God first then you. Your instruction worked great I was able drill through the left over screw. I sprayed some WD-40 near the joint. After making a few turns with a wrench I was able use my fingers to unscrew the vacuum breaker. I, however, made some scratches on the thread on the bib (cannot expect better than an amateur like me :)) Today I brought a new vacuum breaker, put it on, attached a hose and was able water the garden very nicely. It was such a relief. Thank you so very much for your video.
@@Anwar-Mian You are welcome. I am glad this helped you out. Thank you for your comment. Comments like yours that let me know I was able to help some one are a big help for me. It gives me the " fuel " to keep making these videos. Stay well, Joe Z
Thank you for watching and adding this tip. Comments & tips are always welcomed and appreciated. Looking forward to hear from you again. Stay well, Joe Z
