Zac, you are to mechanics what your dad is to construction. Love these videos. The patience, the skill, it’s a gift. Glad you have the patience and the confidence to tackle these kinds of challenges.

Great job, Zach. People definitely appreciate that as you're fixing this stuff, you're also explaining as you go. Like you said, the way you do stuff may differ from someone else's process. 👍

Great to see a small engine repair, love these types of videos you do.

You mentioned and I always use the highest octane gas for my yard machines. From the riding mower down to my chainsaw/leaf blower I always use the best gas I can find. I also use gas treatment in my tools at the end of their seasons just to prevent the same things you just repaired. Great video!!

Nice job Zach! Good to see you back in the shop.

It tickles me how your dad can spend hours rebuild his cooker and you can hear his enthusiasm for it , but small engines make him cringe lol , lucky your skills are there to save the day, have a great new year

Thank you for your family level content. Blessings to you and yours. With Aloha...

Nothing like having a son that can fix stuff!

Did do. Spend the extra $ for non-ethanol and leave your carb issues behind.

Let your dad know that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. He needs to clean his equipment after each use more regularly. Great video , he’s lucky to have your expertise 👍👍

awesome job, I'm sure your dad appreciates you working on his toys and getting them running again!

Great job once again!! Love watching you tinker on things.. Stay safe and have a great day.🤓👍🤓👍.Randy.

Hey Zach I knew that you would make it all better, awesome son! 👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯

My son had a 2001 Honda and that thing ran forever. His first four wheeler and he drove it for years! 👍

I had a 98 honda 300 4x4, i had 27,000 miles in it when i upgraded to a 02 honda rubicon. Love honda!! And have to love that ethenol gas!! If you add seafoam to your gas for winter storage will stabilize your gas ands also best to start you atv once a week during the summer to keep the gas flowing. Keep the great videos coming.

How handy you are. Dad breaks them so Zac fixes it. God bless❤

My wish for you is that someday you can support a family and grow a retirement fund on what your God given talents are! Best of luck and prayers for you and the family!

Good Lad. Learned lots, and had fun. Thanks for sharing.

nice job on both of Joes four trax and the chain saw.have a great 2024 for you and the family.😍👍👍

Great Job Zach

Zack is amazing. So talented. Awesome video. I love watching your videos Zack. Keep up the awesome work.

Enjoyed 👍

Nice job on this video Zach!

This was your best video in a while. Well done man!

Zach awesome to see you make another engine repair video.

Nice work, Zach.👍🏻

Great job Zach. I have that same Honda. Great machine. If you take the metal plate off above the carb, she will slide right up for you. If you ever have to do it again. 10mm bolts if memory serves me.

Nice job zac great pro tips

Thanks for video. Happy New Year to you and the family.

Awesome video fixing the carb on your dads 4 wheeler the tool you used is called channel locks

Nice work Zach!

Quick work of it Zack nice job

Zach, life and family always have a way of making choices for you, and that’s okay, but never lose the gifts God gave you. Make it a hobby, or a side job, or a fun challenge. God gives you gifts to survive, to provide, and to enjoy. Stay with this…God gave you gifts many of us can only appreciate!

Good stuff Mate ..good to see you in front of the camera ..

You’re awesome Zack!

Zach I cleaned the Jets the same way as you do nothing wrong with it good video keep up the great work

you're definitely great with these engine repairs

Informative video , thanks

Thanks for a great video!

I knew it couldn't have been just the on/off switch for the gas, because that would have been too short of video. Great slurthing, Zach!

Save yourself some work and buy your dad a few bottles of fuel stabilizer/ seafoam lol. Nice work, Zach!

Nice job, Zack

On my smaller engines I exclusively run non ethanol fuel that’s stabilized with Pri-G. Even if I know I’ll be burning through it quickly it’s just my habit and I never have carb issues anymore. For things like generators I always shut the fuel off and let them run dry. As far as I remember I’ve had engines sit for 2 years and start right up but I try to get everything started at least once a year and empty the fuel if it’s not used regularly.

Good job, Zach man you really screwed up your finger with the arcing

Man I wish you were in WV,, I have a Bunch of work for you

Good vidio Zack

Many thanks for that.

Nice work

I had a Honda Rancher 350, that was the newer version of that bike, but was very similar. That air filter looks dry. It should be cleaned and re-oiled. That carb looks like it is getting dirt in in perhaps.

Very good info

Well done.

Your Dad has a collection of pretty much every item known to man. 😂😂

Hey Joe, are we going to get a winter trip this year?

Great job Zach. Where did you learn to mechanic?

Did the winter trip happen this year?

Tell pops to run some non ethanol gas Husqvarna makes 5 gallon cans there pricey but it keeps ur jets in the carb from clogging but also if ur not going to run the quad for awhile before u put it away shut the gas off n let it run till it stalls out

That finger looks painful . Must of looked nasty just after it happened . Take care out there.

Zach try a silicone ring like groove zeus or tuff ring they are awesome 93 year warranty

Low adjustment is always closest to the engine on a chainsaw

What year is that Honda Fourtrax?

Rule one never run 87 always run 91 there at all pumps at least around here rule two try to use the right screw driver u don’t want to mess jet up

Probably definitely

I run 91 non corn in all my engines, except my truck, and I never have carb issues. Even with saws that sit for months. Tell the old man to quit buyin crap gas😂

Zach wouldn't it make life easier if you taught your dad how to properly store his equipment or have you comes and do it for him. it is really weird how on some things he is so obsessive compulsive and down right anal and other things he is so nonchlon and carefree. lol he is so busy he can;t take 15 minutes to store it properly but he has all the time in the world to work on it to get it running when he needs it again. it is truly baffling to me.

Joe, quit already with the corn gas on all small engines. This is especially true on seasonally run equipment. Non oxy premium is the only non corn gas available in Mn, this IS because of politics. South Dakota for instance has non corn regular gas. I imagine other better run states are the same. Good job Zack, now bring the big stick to teach your dad. Fyi fuel additives are nothing more than snake oil, so do not fall for it as a replacement/crutch instead of running non corn gas.

Or the Stihl dept at your hardware store lol