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Best way now to upload photos from my phone.

Depending on weather,work hours,I try every 2 weeks

Forgot all about this post.I found that sharpening with the right file works wonders.A little patience is all it takes.Nothing like a sharp hedge trimmer.

It's May now,so how's it doing now? Hope that rut is gone.

No,not needing 1.Just getting ready when winter comes,and winterizing my unit.Just want to be ready.

I solved my dilemma.Thesark plug wrenches I've had over the years came thru.1 went into the other and the holes in them gave me length and leverage

Had this equipment for 2 years and it works,and runs superbly.Heres what I have noticed...in maintaining this unit,it's hard to get at the spark plug if you don't have a deep socket.Thetein lies my problem.I can't find ANY info on what size socket to get.Anyone have this same unit? WPX 3200.

Maybe raise the height.If mine is too low,that'll happen.Spinning is impeded.

Weather is changing here in Greensboro,NC.Anybody get anything new for the season?

Thank you for clarifying all of that for me.

Not understanding this.Craftsman on both sides at the top.

Hey all.I'm sure this was discussed before,and probably often.At my job,there are reps who transport materials between hospitals. I have noticed these big plastic totes w/wheels are either Stanley or Craftsman.My thing is.. they are both identically the same.I know Sears is no more,so did...

Hey TLloyd,i'm in NC myself,but I see no reason you can't use regular fuel.As long as you don't let it get stale.Now that WILL cause problems.I like using a stabilizer to keep it as fresh as possible while stored.I'm partial to Seafoam.But there's others out there.2 small capfuls in your gas can...

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Hey guys/gals...Hot summer coming.I know Stihl uses T27 screws.So I recently purchased a DeWalt drill/driver.But going to Home Depot,and Lowe's I couldn't find a T27 drill bit.Plenty of T25's,but no T27's.Anybody has any ideas of a place to get one from? Online or otherwise?

Thanks folks.Afrer digging a little deeper,i've decicded on a DeWalt 771.Low end outside stuff,and great for indoor and medium projects.

Hey all, looking to purchase a cordless drill/driver.While looking on YT,I came across a B+D 20V with Autosense tech.Since i'm not doing much drilling,i thought it'd cone in handy. If you've got a good choice for a novice DIY'er,lemme know.I do however know how ro use 1.Chucks,speeds,torque...

WoW!!!!! You folks are getting it.But someone mentioned global warming.Used to be snow here in Greensboro, NC by now.Especially by Jan 6th.16° by morning tho.

Been going thru the love hate relationship with this stick.If you run this hard as in edging,and it gets hot and cuts off,is this normal? I'm thinking i need to adjust the idle speed or the throttle speed.Otherwise it's a very versatile tool.Took it to the shop once,and yea they set the...

So let me get this straight,UH700 is REAR wheel and the HU is Front wheel? WOW!!!! I wish you luck.Keep us posted on your find.

is this the HU 700f fwd? If so,very intersting.I have 1.Works great.Hope mines continues to work.I looked up newer updated models ,and yes they'discontinued this.Good luck,and keep it maintained.

Crank shaft badly bent.

Got the WPX 3200.Nicely built. Looks like a toy. It's not!!! Plenty of power. Easy to assemble, and even easier to use. Takes a whole gallon tho'.Best $300 i've spent in a while. Notwithstanding my Stihls.

Actually,you are 100% correct!!!! But I was looking for like-minded folk who may have OWNED 1 for recommendations or demerits before I pay for it.

So I've been in the market for a pressure washer..decided on a Simpson 3200,but since I'm not gonna need it much,I've decided to do a Westinghouse 3200.Price was a main factor in case I manage to mess it up,and I will.Simple easy to use.Plenty of power.What say you all?

EXACTLY Mparr.

I subscribe to Steve anyway.This was very well done.I'm not changing tho.Trufuel is what I'll stick with.

Craftsman,Husqvarna.

I feel so foolish,but relieved.After still dealing with my weedeater just cutting off and/or slowing down and stopping,I decided to do some adjusting myself.So I adjusted the idle speed and lo-speeds.Afterwards cleaning off the spark plug.Here's the A HA!! moment...spark plug was loose as a...

My 1st mower was a B&S Craftsman fwd.It taught me a lot.Since it's passing,I now own a Husqvarna HU700F.It is awesome!!!!

In Greensboro,NC.I mulch probably10-14 days apart.

Hey,I even like "Everyday Journey" as well.

I too have a BG50.I also have only used trufuel,for every 2 cycle with no problems.But I may give Opti 2 a try.

I've got the MS 170.A good saw for novices like me.But using that jig has me wary.Although I've yet to use the saw since "trying" to sharpen it.What do y'all think about the 2-in-1?

Answer:Took it to the dealer,told them the problem.That was Mon. May 15.I'm thinking I'd have it back Fri. or Sat.Called me Tues.It was ready.Just needed to adjust the carb.Best $10 I ever spent.

Hey all,new dilemma.Lately my "stick" has developed an attitude.As I am using her to weed eat,she'll cut off like it ran out of gas.This happens after about a good 10-15 mins in.Fuel filter is ok,new plug & air filter.Have ALWAYS used tru fuel in it.Sounds like a carb issue?

Bert,I see your point,but he's not really drinking and working.Not drinking as I know it.Just a nice gimmick.

I'm stuck on Donyboy,but I also like Steve's small engine saloon.

I JUST posted that today (3/25/23).When I ordered 2 spark plugs,I got a different brand,HIPA.

Hey folks,here's a queerie.Has anyone sent off for a champion plug to only to get a replacement? A HIPA sparkplug? Is this legit?

Thanks you 2.Knew I could count on. You.

Also,this mower is a 1999 model.

Gentlemen,and ladies...it's been a minute.I have a RWD 10330 that I have had since 2015.Given to me me from the original owner. She,up until I got it,had never changed the oil(jsmh).Well I babied it and it responded well.Now I'm having problems starting it.I know it needs a good carb cleaning...

What was the problem Hammer?

Welcome from Greensboro,NC

My Lawnboy 10330 has been acting up lately.I use it for my flat backyard.So i'm using the Husqy.Adjusting/lowering the height is whew!!! Lowering the front wheels,you pull the adjusters towards the rear.Adjusting/lowering the rear wheels,you push to the front.Gotta get that Lawnboy straight,but...

Just got it Friday 8/12/22.Fits just fine.Now back to business.Thank you Rivets.

Just ordered.And yep it was a Tecunseh 37844 alright.Thanks again.