Revive a gasoline saw bought from an old scrapyard. the process of assembling and repairing the saw

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Join us in this exciting journey as we revive a gasoline saw purchased from an old scrapyard. Watch as we take you through the step-by-step process of assembling and repairing this discarded tool, bringing it back to life. Stay tuned for valuable tips and tricks on how to restore old equipment to its former glory. Don't miss out on this satisfying transformation project! (2024)
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11 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@thomaskoppetsch8908 8 дней назад

Du bist gut ❤😊❤

@Hien6686 7 дней назад

You are so excellent

@CThailand2015 8 дней назад

Good job ❤

@user-ft6dg6hv6y 6 дней назад

Привет

@user-rl7vk5ln3s 8 дней назад

❤❤❤❤❤Amoi❤❤❤❤❤

@FabioDanielBarreto 4 дня назад

Hola te saludo de Argentina mi almirasion a ti hermosa Mujer

@thomaskoppetsch8908 8 дней назад

❤😊❤ dist gut 😊

@thomaskoppetsch8908 8 дней назад

Du bist gut ❤😊❤

@abilibrashev6117 4 дня назад

О керемет жасап кеті оны сатасың ба

@chrisnyc4688 6 дней назад

As mucky as her hands get, it’s a wonder as to how her clothes don’t get the same way (at least in my experience when working on stuff)

@GRANITEMONUMENT 5 дней назад

Craigslist rebuilt, “lost the receipt “

@user-oo9il6lp2q 7 дней назад

You are very pertect.

@Dr_piFrog 4 дня назад

After an "extensive repair" like was suggested just a single pull is very unlikely to start the engine. Didn't bother to check spark plug gap and we really did not see any clean and rebuild of the carburetor or any adjustment. Kinda a fake repair just to make a video.

@GRANITEMONUMENT 5 дней назад

WTF the end was kind of misleading, ?? I want to see that thing eating, but the rakers needed to be set to allow the Chain to take a deeper bite.. and generally to see a chain saw’s performance you look at the dust or the chip size it’s putting out, you want to see big curly chips., not dust..