Me too, I don't get the people saying they aren't as good as the others. I will take this one over any Honda carb ever made.

Exactly, they’re so simple.

They are. There is a lot of prying things open but less cleaning. Nothing sticks to the plastic

Thanks, I put a lot of thought and testing into getting it right. 👍

Email me and we can set something up. 👍

The brighter the light, the cleaner the image! All my "zoom in" work is done post production and I have discovered over time that I could only zoom in 2x or so with "good" light but I can zoom in clearly up to 6x or 8x if I have enough light on it. That allows me to back the camera away a few feet and get the tripod out of the way. Currently my primary camera is an S24 set at 8k video(highest setting) Modern phone cameras are comparable to high end professional gear if you have the enough lighting.

@@GuysPlayingWithTools very interesting Bill. I always wondered how you zoomed in. I didnt know you could do it after you shot the video!! 👍

@@rogermcdonald1607 I thought "I am talking too much" when I was answering but I figured you might want details 🙂 I use Davinci Studio for editing and LOVE IT! I don't know how people do videos without it.

I like it better when they stay on the motor, one less thing to keep track of while the carb is on the bench. It isn't obvious but when I am pushing the carb on, it seats the retainer and ring into the carb. I can hear it click into place but the mic treats it like background noise. 👍

I usually check spark when I buy them, this ones cable felt a touch loose, so there was a chance it wasn't moving far enough to break the circuit. It's always the carb, when it's not, it's still the carb. 🤣

@@GuysPlayingWithTools RIGHT! I always wire brushed and oiled the mags. They usually did what they were supposed to. Remain calm. You know how you get!

I say it out loud so the mower can hear it. I want it to know I have faith in it 😁 It's always a carb problem. Everything starts the first time when the carb it right

If we could only have as much faith in someones art abilities..... just saying. 😲

@@Big_Johns Well one day the universe will have to except my 🎨🎭 Bob Ross trained and certified ✔️💯👏🏾

That's where I saw you. You are Bob Ross in disguise. 🥸

Oh yeah, you’re certified all right!!! 🤣👍🏼

You get it. Drain it before storing it and this type of problem goes away forever.

Hey Bill did you sell that red MTD mini bike?

@@MinibikeAbe-89 I did, and I really miss it. I ran all over creation on it. I am thinking about making it's twin, I have nearly all the parts sitting around the shop.

Awesome classic mini bike. I would have loved to have it next to my 1969 SEARS fun kart that I just restored 😎

@MinibikeAbe-89 I have an identical frame that I picked up a few weeks ago. I am saving it until after the spring rush of mowers and whatnot settles down, and I have time to do it right

I missed that one. 🙄 This particular mower has a cable tension adjustment on the handle bar and it was so loose, it gave the impression there was no belt at all. A quick adjustment and it was off and running.

Fuel stabilizer is a good step towards making sure they start every time, I use it year round here.

@@GuysPlayingWithTools that is a great idea to do that back in the day Briggs and Stratton fuel stabilizer was the if I remember correctly a green looking formula now if you can still find it it's a Red color other thing is that the old formula came in a 2 chamber bottle you had to squeeze it to fill the measuring chamber and then dump it in the gas tank on your lawn mower dang I'm getting Old to remember that stuff from back when I was younger 🤣🤣

@@robertmailhos8159 I have a couple fuel stabilizers I like to use but for the people out there... get SOMETHING, even if it's not the best, it's better than nothing.

@@GuysPlayingWithTools you definitely got that right Bill 💸 so far I've been not having a problem with the ethanol free gas where I get it from just the price of it is My only concern 💵

@@robertmailhos8159 I use plain old pump regular gas. The trick to getting away with it is to never let it get old. If the regular or premix tanks are nearing 2 or 3 weeks old I dump them into the car and refill them. To save myself from people asking... no, a quart of premix fuel won't hurt your car. If it has a full tank it's diluted to the point of not mattering at all

On this particular carb the removable white plastic insert inside the bowl contains all the jets (it's a bowl carb, it doesn't have any diaphragms)

@@GuysPlayingWithTools wow ok it's been a while sense ive been into one is this for any carb or just certain ones

@@jamesatkinson5027 I have different methods for each style carb, each addresses what might go wrong with that type of carb. With any metal carb, I faithfully run them through the ultrasonic because there are internal places gunk can build up. The plastic Briggs carbs are the easiest, pop the jets out and clean them, and it works like new every time. 👍