Fun fact, the blade spindles are actually not greaseable despite having zirk fittings, the bearings inside the spindles actually contain SEALED bearings, so you actually gotta take them apart and pop the inner side of the bearing seal off to grease will actually touch the bearing

People are dying to live next to this man.

Before you drain the oil remove the dipstick! This will allow better flow. Did you say "warsh"?

Thank you for your guidance and excellent video.

Our x394 is a beast at mowing

Neighbor must be good looking

My lawnmower, the music of my people..lol

Use " Green Slime Tire Sealant " , Use Tire plugs like You have ( keeps the dirt out of the hole ) . got to give a " Twist " Two to Three Turns to make a Knot on the Inside of the Tire , before you pull the plug install tool out .

Just put a tube in the tire! 💥 Boom, fixed!

Shoulda got a craftsman, actually they're all pretty much the same

MY TORO TITAN MAX IS A BEAST AT MOWING ITS BADDER MEANER AND THE MOST STRONGEST MOWER

Powerwashing a deck is a good way to force water and contaminants past the bearing seals... use an air compressor / blow gun instead... every rusty / rotten deere deck out there was either stored outside (horrible) or power-sprayed regularly (can be almost as bad)... particularly the shitty Tennessee-made decks

Uh oh Uh oh 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

lol 😂

They are all made by MTD! John Deere is just a name anymore, lawn tractors are lawn tractors, made by MTD!

That's enough trying to copy AvE...

LOL..wait till the oil drains till you remove the filter. That is always a smart idea

It's a lot easier to rasp and shove the plug in when you put air in the tire first.

I love how he just puts that pin back in there like uh oh xD lmao good one

your need to twist the plug2 or 3 times befor you yank the tool out helps seal it