HOW I DETAIL MOWERS FOR MAXIMUM PROFIT 

Thank you very much for putting me in check on the flag. I am a veteran as well, and never realized I displayed improper. Thank you for your service and stopping by the channel.

Sir, perhaps you could help me with something. My father had a full military funeral. My mother was presented the flag folded neatly, but for whatever reason she refused it and then the honor guard presented it to me (I really wanted that flag) but not being the first born I felt my older brother was more entitled to it. He's a combat veteran (Vietnam) he gives it to his son instead. So one day Iam over at my brother's house and down in the basement where my nephew slept there on the wall unfolded like some kind of rock poster thumbtack all thru it was my dad's ceremonial flag. I almost lost it. Fast forward 20 years or more I finally get the flag in my hands it's mine now. It's still not folded so my question is what am I allowed to do with it can it be flown or does it have to be folded again, that seems wrong to fold it twice and I don't want to do anything disrespectful. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

It really does make the difference. People see that you go the extra mile and they are willing to come back over and over to get that same treatment. Thank you very much for stopping by and sharing your experience.

I really enjoy seeing them transform from crusty to looking good again. It really seems like from my experience people can’t look past cosmetic flaws. Thank you so much for the support as always Steve.

@@freedommowers420 You’re welcome my friend and I agree. My grandpa did this stuff in retirement and many times he would say “You will make more money on a machine with an hour of cleaning than you ever will turning wrenches”

Thank you. I’ve had this requested so many time I just wanted to share the few tips I have on detailing. I hope you are doing well!!

Thank you very much!!! I hope they can appreciate it as well.

Thank you very much. I put in a good amount of work on every machine. I just want the new owners to have a good machine that I did my best on.

@@freedommowers420 my Grandfather told me. Boy anything you wanna sell to another person make sure you would be proud to own it. I enjoy you go the extra mile and l know where l am it pays off, sure it does for you to.

I sometimes use the torch but think the heat gun does a better job keeping the heat even. Thank you very much for the input and watching.

Your welcome. I’ve had a lot of requests. I’m glad you enjoyed and stopped by 😎

Thank you Robert. I want them to look as good as they run.

@@freedommowers420 that is a great idea to do that Alex 😁😁

Absolutely. Thank you.

Great suggestion!

I really do appreciate that. Your knowledge is vast in so many areas. I really enjoy your content and try to get some tips on how to edit better. I’m always finding ways to improve a little at a time.

Thank you very much. That means a lot. Raley (Tbone) has a great channel.

Man that comment alone makes it all worth it. I have some channels I do the same thing with. Something to sit back and watch after a long day. Greatly appreciate your support.

Heck yea. I’m hoping some of the tips people will try if they are into this kind of thing.

Yes I’m happy to share little tips and tricks I learn along the way. I just really enjoy watching equipment turn from non running and crusty to smooth running and detailed up. Greatly appreciate your support as always.

Thank you!!!

Thank you

I do my best. Thank you so much for the support 😎

Thank you for the support 😎😎

I’ve had so many people ask I knew it was time to make the video. Thank you!!!

Will do. Thank you as always for the support.

Thank you for stopping by. Yes the ATF helps shine it up but it’s not permanent. Basically like putting armor all on but lasts a bit longer. Just little tips and tricks to get them looking a bit better.

Yes just a little effort goes a long way on making the machine look like it was cared for. I’m always excited to see how they turn out. I had so many people ask about making this video. No secrets here. Just elbow grease 🤣. It’s crazy how the channel is growing. Im very grateful.

@@freedommowers420 I personally think its the hard work your putting in. Your editing has improved and the length of videos are spot on as well without missing the theme of the repair. Im really liking the current series. I also think it doesnt hurt when creators make 2 parters on lengthy videos. Just my opinion !✌🇺🇸

Yes I can try to do one in the future. I don’t usually do anything too special, but I’ll show you what I do. Thank you for always being so supportive to the channel.

Thank you 😎

Thank you! I’m always excited to see how they turn out in the end.

I’ll have to try and get it organized at some point and show the tools. It’s a mess currently.

That’s a tricky one. I believe Steve at baldeagle242 channel has a repair video on those hoods. He has excellent tutorials.

Hey!! Thanks for the continued support 😎😎

I’m going to have to try that. Thank you for the tip!!!!

I have a craftsman riding mower ( red) and nice engine , however the plastic transmission has failed after 8 seasons . Will cost with parts and labor . Wheels and body i good shape also . Keep in garage . 42 in . Cut . What chance is it to sell as is for a few hundred dollars with bad trans ?

@@LarryRoof Have you tried taking the trans off of the tractor and cleaning the top where the linkages are. I’ve seen several videos where grass and sticks get caught in the linkages but work once cleaned out. Without a working trans it won’t fetch $100 but if you sell the parts individually you will make more money.

Yes I bought a 30 pack of LED bulbs a while back to replace the standard halogen.

Any suggestions? I generally don’t torch them but have in the past. I usually use a heat gun. I’ve wanted to try some other plastic restore products.