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I bought this electric planer (Makita N1900B) second hand and it didn't come with a blade gauge - can anyone tell me what the mm width should be between the edge of the blade and the back of the assembly? It seems to be 36mm, but I have no reference to check against.
Wow, I'm 67 years old and after viewing your video, now realize that I've been grilling steak wrong all these years! I'm trying your reverse -seared steak tonight! Thanks Tom!
Except when they're old they're brittle and they just break apart. Then maybe cleaning them with an old toothbrush would be good unless you want to order new ones
I can not get the switch for a Worx leaf blower. It’s a wheel type of switch with off 1-2. Could I bypass the switch and turn it on by pulling out the battery? One part breaks and I half to throw it away !
I echo everyone else on this page, you missed a critical part to show what you were doing with the second end of the pin. you should fix this video and show the entire job, including how you grab the second end of the spring. i too have watched this multiple times and it makes no sense.
Hi, my robi 2 stroke rlt254fcdsn, cutting head moves only a bit when throttle is push down to max. Should I change the clutch or is it it the drive shaft?
If you've rebuilt the entire gun and it still has a slow leak, check the aluminum housing near the head valve carefully. Mine had a very slight leak coming from the head and it turned out to be small nicks inside the aluminum, where someone earlier had used screwdrivers to take take it apart. Using 320 grit sandpaper I was able to knock down the high spots so the o-ring sealed again. Use q-tips to clean up any grit or residue. I probably took it apart 10 times before I found the cause, so if a slow leak doesn't bother you, just leave it alone.
I concur with a number of the replies here. Absent showing the spring right side process and end result, this video is f****** useless Edit: I watched another other person's video of this project and while it's worse than this video it did show the right side of the spring at the end of the procedure. What I was able to figure out is the direction of the twisting of the right leg of the spring. It needs to be twisted towards the deflector and beneath itself allowing it to rest on the surface of the mower deck. Then, the rest of the deflector can be aligned and the deflector pin tapped into place. That should have been included in the video, a proper description of twisting the right side of the spring. With that information in hand the project is a very quick and simple fix.
hey thanks for the great video but I can slide the new sprocket on the shaft due to scoring from the sprocket breaking during use. Replace it of emery cloth and file?
