I have all my 65 channels organized by usefulness or newness to me in folders marked Primary, Secondary and Newbies. I recently opted out of notifications for all the secondaries, leaving about 20 channels I try to keep up with all the time. Scott’s is one of those Primaries! Newbies get tested and after 4-6 videos if I don’t learn anything or production values are so bad I have a difficult time grasping what they’re trying to share I will usually delete or file at the bottom of the secondaries. I also have a folder of Specialists - people who do a lot of one thing really well. Scott is in my Chainsaw folder under Husqvarna. If I ever have a question about these saws he’s done hundreds more than anyone else know of, plus his diag skills are honed really well so he wastes very little time getting right to the issue. Plus his production qualities are in the top tier so I can always hear and usually see what he’s doing.
@@Rein_Ciarfella i appreciate the kind words. I'm really excited to hear my "production" efforts are working. The next improvement will be a 4k camera.
Because of you, I was able to diagnose and repair my neighbors chainsaw and one for myself. I'm a big fan of keeping things going. I watch, or watched, many small engine repair channels, most of them just don't seem to explain things very well or are too flashy. You on the other hand explain things really well.@@TheGreasyShopRag
As for myself I watch this channel for numerous reasons but primarily because it's the best training video for new comers in the business such as myself. I've learned a ton thank you for sharing your time and knowledge. Take care brother.
As an obnoxious customer i am offended that your diagnosis differed from mine and saved me money. Next time i am taking my equipment to a professional. Just messing around there, your videos are excellent sir!
I watch because I'm interested in this kinda stuff and your videos are well done. Growing up I always had mini bikes and two stroke dirt bikes so small engines have always been an interest of mine.
Yeah I just put a new piston in my 026 it had the piston slap noise pretty bad. Still had 160 compression but needed a piston! It's good to go now! Thanks for sharing!
Ahh, finally, my favorite!! Ported that is.. i picked up an OE w a NE oem top end, ran a bit, mehh it was decent. Sent WAY out to BC for a trip across Donnys bench. WOW! Instany my new favorite saw!! Still not the strongest 50cc i have, but just feels right in the hands w a 20"rig..
@@TheGreasyShopRag exactly! Would lime to try my own hand at it, just adjust ceilings/ timing for base gasket deletes and widen slightly, but afraid of slipping, flaking coating. Youve clearly worked on a LOT of these, 346oe/ne or 550mk2 if you had to choose?
I like your video neighbor sometimes I also forget and sometimes it bites me then I bite myself... SCREW THE HATERS (but glad you're explaining this yet again) but keep telling them saws who's boss LATER
Great video. I don’t think the banging the saw down hurts any thing. Just a great way to start a video in my mind. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋 I have four saws. All leak bar oil. 🤦🏻♂️. Any way, I like watching any of your videos, but came across one about gluing the hose for the pump into the oil tank. So I tryed that. Seemed to help. But it’s still leaks some times. I have not tried it on the other saws yet. Any way. Thanks for the tip.
I differentiate between leak, seep and drip. Understanding the differences can help diag the problem. Cleaning the saw really well inside and outside and setting it on a clean paper surface overnight are the first steps to isolate the source. Then it’s a case of inspecting very closely to follow the trail to the source. I’ve identified bad engineering on a brand new polesaw using these steps. I believe I created a text file listing all the sources I’ve found or learned about and there are many!
Yes watch you lean how to fix these things and find you very good with you examion of machine and no I do not have shop I yust lean for you so I do not have take it to a shop to be repaired cheers Garry from Australia
Great video. Hopefully it’s only new viewers. If I haven’t already mention it, I’m glad you add your inspection of the bad parts. Like the plug it shows the history. Keep up the good work.
Another great video ,I like the way you uncurled the pig tail you didn’t assume it was a real carb issue,like say what I do sometimes and mix up the lines of the bulb… 😂
Chainsaws get worse treatment by their owners than what you do at the beginning of the videos. I'm here to learn. I typically only repair my own stuff. Occasionally I will repair a small engine if the owner can't find a service center, or simply doesn't have the money because I don't charge labor.
I was just lookin i use the 18 inch bar 440 husqvarna and poulan pr5020 for backup if i need it i got it. And i replaced my other poulans sprocket because it was worn down and traded my stihl i did have for the poulan i keep for another backup if i need that one it wouldn't stay idling when i first got the poulan but does now its high and low just needed reset right but i traded the stihl for the poulan because the poulan chain slings plenty of oil while cutting may cut slower but its chain last longer than the stihls does and the poulan is easier to start up than stihl
Greasy shop look 👀 up 🆙 Mechanic Girl , The genius girl restored and repaired the entire chainsaw engine for the farmer 🧑🌾. Check out her tools 🛠 box . It’s not the tools it want between your ears 👂 in a good mechanic . 😊
I've watched this girl before. If I remember right she put the piston in backwards with the arrow pointing towards the intake. I'm also not sure she is really repairing anything, it looks like she's just taking it apart and putting it together again. She's good at that but again, I have never seen any real repair or parts replacement.
I watched some of it and yes she made some mistakes. The part I don't get is that when she tightened the first mufler bolt it was righty/tighty. The second bolt was lefty/tighty. Did I see that wrong? Why would she fake that?@@thomasfrost6993
