It's just a series of pipe that goes around the base with holes drilled into it, once every 6 months, you blow air down this to disrupt the big growth accumulated on the larger rocks close to the base. Air from a compressor or the blowing end of a shopvac. I have a video on how to flush it. Hope this helps. Please like and subscribe for more, will be making another one of these in the near future, stay tuned for that. Thanks for watching
The drum filter is the most effective, given that it does not need to be cleaned. It has automatic smart cleaning, and good filters have emergency systems and a system that can work without electricity for several hours; when electricity is supplied, the filter turns on and continues its work without any problems.
Same thing happened in my 96 Ford f350 cclb; a bolt was on the floor one day, and now my gear selector doesn't go into park. Hopefully this fixes my problem! Thanks you for the great vid!
That's exactly what happened to me, lol this is definitely the fix, don't remove both bolts at the same time as there is a spring mechanism in that joint, put locktite on that bolt you found on the floor and put it in place, then remove the second bolt and locktite it aswell. Hope this helps, please consider subscribing as it really helps us reach more with similar problems, thanks for commenting and watching
I moved my family to an isolated area in the mountains and it wasn't good for my son he needed more of an urban environment even though I thought I was doing him a favor by keeping him away from it. Hope it works out better for you
We are a different breed, my kids are well aware of the outside world. I lived in Los Angeles for 30 years, not a good place to raise a family if you asked me. We will see what the future holds in store for us. I have a video I recorded today of the same walk but all green and pouring rain. Like I said different breed. Lol please subscribe and stay tuned for more
I just picked up the 662 yesterday brand new… I’ve been wondering though…. What is the black rubbery dot next to the decompression valve? It looks like it serves some purpose but am not sure what for
I looked in the manual and found nothing, I think it's a breather for the fuel tank. I will ask the stihl dealer next time I go into town for some chains. Did you get a manual with yours? Love this saw, makes my work with it enjoyable. Thanks for commenting and please consider subscribing. I'll get back to you with an answer shortly
@@loadedoperator7 oh I subbed some time ago. Yeah I received a manual and I couldn’t find anything either. That specific piece didn’t have anything tagged to it. I was guessing it had something to do with the breakdown of the saw. Thank you for the response, I appreciate your time. Yes, if you find out what it’s meant for definitely let me know. Curious.
@@dwainetyncompany you have 1 year warranty, first tank of fuel, let it idle and rev occasionally. Then you've properly broken in that engine, it's a great saw, I have an original 1985 MS 460 first year, going to turn it into a hot saw. I'll post a video when that hurdle is cleared, also will find out what that thing is on top.
@@loadedoperator7 My dealer offers a two year warranty if I purchased fuel or mix oil. I went with the fuel because I don’t run pump gas through my saws. I’ve owned the 261 for several years now and have many hours slabbing and bucking with it. This Sunday I’m going to be running the 661 on some 45” diameter maple logs. My first day with it I turned it on for about 15 minutes and let her idle with a rev here and there. When I broke in my 261 I ran it like I have always ran it. I was cutting slabs with it, freehand, on my second tank of fuel. First tank was bucking some rounds out. The 661 I’m a little nervous I’m not going to lie. I got the 36” bar and my goodness it’s a heavy son of a gun. I’m 100% comfortable running saws but I’ve not owned nor ran anything bigger than my 261. I definitely needed the bigger saw. So much work to be done that my 261 can’t handle effectively. Maybe I’ll make a video of my endeavors.
Straight up noodle factory over there! Those shavings must’ve been at least a foot long, my goodness. Nothing like seeing those really long noodles, I swear. Right on!
I'm at the very end of life on this chain, these teeth have been filed down to tiny nubs, perfect for cutting up all the big nasty stuff, thanks for watching, please subscribe for more
I have had all kinds of sharpening tools from Dremel style to the all in one tool but the best way to sharpen a chainsaw is to do it by hand with a round file, you start to feel the smoothness of each tooth, for every 3rd sharpening, you have to lower the rakers in order to have clearance for the teeth to bite, I will explain it in a soon to be video, thanks for commenting and watching, please consider sharing and subscribing to my channel as it really help me out.
@@loadedoperator7 yeah if I don’t have that kind of a shaving coming off my saw I go back to the stump with the round file These are the kind of things that females can’t teach boys to turn them in men
@@bartstewart1807That all depends on the kind of woman you have children with, my wife is 4'11", 5'2" in heels and she is always outside helping me with anything and everything, when you live remote, you depend on each other to get things done, my wife has been wanting to learn how to use a chainsaw, but I like her pretty face and want it to remain that way, I got her a pole saw which she uses and maintains, keep her beautiful looks far away from any kickbacks. Some women are cut from a tougher cloth. I'm lucky, she is the only thing good that I found in LA. Yes most women won't do this kind of work but you may be lucky. The arborist company that came to drop the huge dead Douglas fir had a bunch of bearded men with tattoos and 1 small lady in the crew, she was the lead in that crew and went up around 150' in the bucket truck, then climbed out of the bucket and climbed the tree the rest of the way with spikes and started sectioning the tree from the top down, she let the guys drop the stump she left and they used my saw as they couldn't get theirs to run. There are women out there with balls bigger than most men I know in LA figuratively speaking. Lol
@@user-ox2id9ly6u yeah, I know been working them for 30 years lot of people on here. Don’t have anything coming off the bar, killing the bar killing the saw.
I’m 20 and my dad passed last year. I look back at all the fond memories and remember him how he was just like you are doing. Thank you for sharing sir!
Having good patents stays with you, I will be posting more things about him soon, he was a very intelligent man with many saying that stick with you and help you in life, many of his saying I wish I followed sooner in life. Thanks for commenting and consider subscribing and sharing.
He wasn't expecting that reply, lol he was a kind and intelligent man, I will be sharing more of his saying in the near future, some I wish I followed sooner in life, thank you for commenting and consider subscribing and sharing.
It's a pond pump from any big box retailer, 2000 gallons an hour rated pump, I got mine from Home depot many years ago, any brand 2000 gallon per hour submersible pump will work. Just be sure it has a guard on the intake, hope this helps, thank you for commenting and please subscribe
@@loadedoperator7 I subscribed to your channel of course! Anyway, my plan is to build the same 55 gallon filtration system, but the whole system will be in the pond. Any comment/concern about this idea? The water level in the pond is gonna be around 2 to 2.3 ft, the tank is 3 ft tall. So, I have about less than a foot for the clean water return.
Agreed, I've been left under houses with no light because of cheap flashlights, that why I started researching different companies and have been very happy with my old NEBO SLYDE, being a plumber, you find yourself in some weird areas under houses and up in attics, having dependable lighting is a must. Not sure why I'm seeing flashlights with weird batteries needed to operate. Thanks for commenting and hope you subscribe
Hi, Im in the process of building a pond and trying to figure out what type of filtration media to use. My pond is in the ground and about 16x10 and 3 to 5 ft deep. Do you think rock and gravel would be better than k1 or k2 media? Oh and I will have a large waterfall flowing into it also for airation.
So I would still filter through large then medium then fine gravel and then have the K1 and K2 media on the top in mesh bags, after the large stuff has been filtered out by the rocks, the K1 and K2 media is for beneficial bacteria to grow colonies. The water fall will help oxygenate your water. Sounds like you're on the right track, send me a video when you're done. If you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask, please subscribe to my channel, best of luck and hope this was helpful
I wonder if you could help me, I just bought a 94 powerstroke, and I only have reverse neutral and drive. The shift lever all the way at the top is reverse, all the way down is drive, somewhere in the middle is neutral. I'm lost on it and I don't even know where to start lol.
Its pretty simple, after watching the video,go under and move the shifter by hand, you will see the point of connection, there are 2 allen wrench bolts holding the connection together, if you are missing these bolts, then we have found your problem
How in the world did you get that original bolt out? I have the whole unit off but i cant get the original bolt out of the broken piece. Its completely seized in there.
It should be an Allen wrench head. My problem was keeping them in, a little locktite and I snugged them back down. Send me a pic or a short video and we can figure this out. Please consider subscribing as it really helps out my channel
My bad dude I somehow commented on the wrong video😂 Your video helped me solve this problem already so definitely appreciate it. My newest thing is replacing my transfer case linkage for 4 wheel drive. Trying to get the original bolt out of that. I must have somehow exited that video and commented on here 😂
You saved me hours of headaches. Thank you. Tightened the 2 bolts down and it perfectly started selecting gears. Just bought a 97 f250 with 180k miles for 1200$. Fixed the little querks like door handles, oil sensor, and missing trim peices. This was my last little querk to fix. Thank you soo much, these old trucks are so awesome to work on
The best trucks were built in the 1990's, I bought this from my neighbor when I lived in LA with 140k on it, I am around the 215k mark and its still running strong, I will keep it and rebuild it if anything does need fixing, so far its only needed the alternator replaced, and $60 later with a life time warranty, one more thing that I like about these trucks is that you can work on them and fix almost everything yourself with a little bit of elbow grease, lol. Thanks for watching and please subscribe as it really helps out my channel. Enjoy your truck and thanks for watching and commenting
Be sure to pay close attention to the steering box and the fluids needed in it, my poor tractor has the steering so tight it's not worth the work, but I am going to tear it down and repair that and will make a video on it when it gets to be next on the fix list. My 5 year old and 8 year old sure do use most of my free time but I wouldn't have it any other way, lol. Thanks for commenting and please subscribe as it really helps my channel. Enjoy your new/old tractor.
yeah I just finished my shooting range this last weekend, had some friends over to help me dent my targets. Lol stay tuned for that video coming soon, thanks for commenting and please subscribe to my channel as it really helps me out. Thanks
Yeah the guy I got it from told me the hood cover was not original so that explains the CA, I went off the serial numbers to find the correct date. Thanks for the comment and I will be doing more vids on similar subjects, please subscribe to see what's next..
I have Tacslyde 300, it's a little beast, love it. When I go in the woods when it is complete dark you can see so well. I defended myself against a pesky dog with strobe light. It was dark and he approached me and started growling, turned on strobe and he was gone quick😁
My old Nebo Slyde is my go to flashlight when things go bump in the night, living right next to the forest has its ups and downs, lol. We have black bear, deer, elk, bobcats, coyotes, cougars, and not the hot kind, rrrrraaaarrrrrrrr, lmao.
Absolutely, I heard these guys before I saw the nest and I'm not risking my kids or dog being attacked by these winged monstrosities. Lol thanks for commenting and please consider subscribing
