Great job from start to finish. Loved the blueprint for the bolt hole!

Aluminium tape, or Aloominum for those who don’t speak the Queens! 😂😂 Almost fell off my chair!!! Gold! Great vid, nice explanations, good “how to” guide! Thanks!

The famous whipper snipper! 😄💚Fascinating stuff. My Dad could fix anything, too, so I like watching repairs and restoration. Good video Sean!

I’m glad you added this channel to your rwepitware. Restoration is one of my favorite things to watch.

Update to this one. I was able to get my hands on a helicoil kit. A much more permanent solution than what I did in the video :)

It is so interesting watching you service/repair equipment. Bloody good job!

You amaze me you can do anything love this channel

Man of many skills and talent. Enjoying your channels 😀. 👍🤘😎🇦🇺

Thanks Sean.👌 I always love watching restorations, dirty things being cleaned, rebuilds, renovations; you name it🙂

Loved this Sean ... just what I needed to watch 👍🏼

Awesome I love finding a solution to problems like you did in this video!!

I absolutely love that you can do all these repairs. Plus, this 2nd channel is a very good idea ... I was thrilled to see you fix the little metal cabinet. Love it all, cheers, joh b.

Thanks, I know some people will wonder why a grown man can watch another equally grown man work on his Stihl. But it is very satisfying to see the job completed with the problems beaten, cheers

You are one very resourceful and talented fella! Enjoyed the video.😊

Good day nice videos.I allways use a blow lamp and burn off any carbon internaly.including spark atrester screen here in uk we dont need the screen by law.good luck and all the best

G'day Sean good fix on the head mate, that motor sounds as good as the day it was made good to see you again John

My Dad could fix anything as well and loved doing it! I would help him and have used a tap many, many times. I was glad to see you reverse direction a couple of turns as you were tapping, Sean. The mark of a pro!

Essa máquina e muito resistente, aguenta serviços pesado tranquilo, tenho e recomendo!

You did a nice job practically rebuilding that. Most times that's all it's needed, but people just trash it. 👍👍👍👍👍😉🇺🇸

Loved the video Sean. I love watching repair videos. I learn so much from them and you're a great, patient teacher. Please keep them comiñg. Thank you so very much! 😀❤️

My husband was innovative too. Loved watching him solve problems. Love watching you do the same. Great job. Thanks

As always very entertaining Sean. Great work. On a side note, would you consider doing a Blade sharpening video. I haven't had much luck doing mine. Thanks a million.

I love your attitude about this stuff! If it ain't broke don't fix it but a good cleaning never hurt anything! Great job Sean! : )

Glad to see you back with some new content. You're just a great everyday type entertaining guy.

That was great, Sean. Going to watch again ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Take care

Sean I didn’t know you had another Chanel ! Your certainly a jack of all trades! Good work by the way

Thank you Sean. That was excellent. I love learning from you.

Great video. Very interesting to see how these things work.

I have this same machine and because of the ethanol in the gas here in the US I have had to replace my carburetor several times about every 2 to 3 years.

Nice vid mate loot of information from what u did. Btw can you make, a tutorial video for clutch drum replacement ?

Have you seen Cutting Edge Engineering in Australia? He does some awesome cutting, gouging, welding & machining 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

Good to see another vid out. Learned a trick or two here. I have an old Black and Decker battery operated screwdriver that uses 4aa batteries. It's great for working on this stuff.

Nice job, great video!

My first visit to this channel. I love blade mate but Wow this is very cool. Your attention to detail is unbelievable. Just as with your lawnwork. For such a big man ( tall, works out, manly man 😊) you have such a delicate touch. Amazing. Take care of your tools and they will take care of you right? Now I have 2 places to enjoy your expertise. Man now I'm going to have to go back and watch all of this channel also. 😂😂

Thanks for this Vid matey. Whats the replacement spindle heads you use?

Reminder set, cant wait 😊

can’t watch til later but I like it already!

Happy Father's Day. Nice work. Maintenance is a pain sometimes but necessary.

We learned a lot more than expected there. Which is a good thing. 😊 👍👍👍👍👍

What's with the brush? There is this great new invention called a compressor that makes compressed air. Great for blowing crap out of equipment.😁

I got an old Stihl FS90AV on the bench at the minute. It was my Grandpa's and used it alot as kid here on the farm. Runs for 5 minutes then cuts out. So it's overhaul time for the old dear. Have the carb in the ultrasonic bath at the minute. I generally leave them in over night. It's not my main brush cutter I use I normally use a Honda umk425. I normally only the Stihl out in the paddock around electric fence posts and the likes.

Great work as always. Have to love it when you have to use inguineuity to complete the project. The mind is the greatest tool we have. Cheers.

What are you spraying the exhaust with at 7:42-8:19?

A scourer pad works as a filter if you have nothing else

grouse work Sean mate love it and yep Lock Down is a pain the ass for sure and if only people would not put is in there and all but still you beat the odds in this video mate cheers ;)

as aussies I swear we fix things that should be replaced bahahaha , personally i would of gave up and ordered a new head for the servicing abilitys of it not breaking next time . good content mate

really enjoyed this one, keep it up buddy.

Fun video. Like how you just roll with the problems and figure out a solution

Reminder set 😀👍

We have the same shed footwear , great job Sean 🍻

Sean, check out the lawnmower on Mower Man Dan and tell what it is. Looks old. It is unusually long.

Great moto to go by " If it's not broke don't fix " Tidied up and ready for action.

Invention is the mother of necessity, which you have proven! You make it look too easy. I’m usually cursing myself while I come up with the solution, haha. I always have JB weld on hand at all times, don’t know if you have the down there. Really dig the shop set-up! Get the rest of your kit ready, grass will get tall.

Shawn this is Ian from N.C. U.S of A. Love the blade mate series of course but this channel is awesome too. We need more of these. I love how u and Tim and Al Bladez are all buddies. Please do some more restorations. I know ur a busy man. Since it is spring down under now. Its still summer here. Keep up the good work bud.

What I was hoping to see was how to remove the spark arrestor screen.

Enjoying your videos Sean, great stuff. One suggestion - use some anti seize on those exhaust bolts. Make the job much easier next time. Keep up the great work!

Maybe an air compressor to blow out the dirt. .

Even better, second time round 😀😀😀

22:09 what a happy face in the bottom left corner! 😃

Great video. How is the workshop temperatures going, especially without insulation?

Nice

I live life on the wild side and hit the speed feed head on me steel cap boot instead of the concrete and grass like a real man should.

Helicoil and use the fine thread M5 Stihl screws.

Almost sensory stuff! Was transfixed - Thankyou!

💋 do Rio de Janeiro Brasil

Next time you come up against a stuck screw like that, take a punch with a tip a bit larger than the screw head and give it a few firm strikes with a hammer. It will usually come right out after.

Look into getting yourself a compressor with air hose to blow dirt etc. off tools.

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That one thumbs down was left by the grass that got cut down at the end of the video

Screw vs Bolt: A bolt has a nut. Screws typically go into machined holes.

I'm surprised you haven't come up with a solution to stop replacing the plastic cover that you tap down on concrete to get the cord to come out - There must be a way to attach a metal protective plate or small thick plastic heel onto that plastic bit to give it more life ? Design one that's generic to place on any whipper snipper and you might be on a winner !!!

Could have put a tray under the motor to save the de greaser?? 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍

Sean- Lawn extraordinaire Restorer Dry witted Smart arse and; Artiste... Is there anything you can't do?! 😂

Sorry i spelled Sean Shawn...lol

Sean, you are missing one essential tool: a thumbnail.

Great video. I live about 3 hours north of Brisbane. Thank you for the timely reminder to go and get my mower and whipper snipper serviced. I don't have the confidence to do my own. Plus the mower needs new blades and may need a bit more muscle then have got. Lol

Its quite new and stiff.............That's what SHE said....

Is it just me or does the exhaust at 3:42 look like a little old man crying?