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What size is the other belt on the deck? The on that goes to the clutch on the back of the motor. I have the same mower tht belt broke and I can't figure out what size the replacement belt is.

Hi Dave. Great video. Thanks for introducing me to the chain tool and your great trick for keeping the chain from siding back through the chain tube. (I had been using a piece of bailing wire but that is too flexible) BUT, you left out the most important (for me) piece in your demo, which i was hoping to learn... i.e. after setting the derailleurs to the largest chain ring and cog, how do you accurately size the chain? In other words, what is the rule of thumb for how far fwd the bottom jockey wheel should be when the chain is at the correct length? Or do you hav3 some other method? Please share your knowledge in this area. Thanks much.

Nice and simple design ... a few dimensional tweaks that could work for our Torker Tristar 3 speeds.

You showed how to take off belt good

How do i purchase the 18x7.5-8 size for my 42 inch toro timecutter please?

our cameras are registered to my husband account he deleted the account and also he forgot the password😢

why not simply break the old chain, and connect the new chain to the old chain with a link. Then turn the crank to pull it thru and route it correctly. then disconnect the old chain and reconnect the beginning of the new chain to the end of the new chain with the same link?

Got more aggressive atv tires on my mower than yours and i love em. Its a must on my main driver. I lile having another mower with regular tires to keep some lawns from getting chewed up from the atvs though especially on wet days or delicate grass. Overall atv tires all the way kept me from ever getting stuck in mud dips and hills. I use my zero as a wood hauler also which makes the atv tires a real killer as it just drags wood out of ruts with force.

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I put one on my Badboy Maverick. It works great. I can cut my 8 acres with no lower back pain when finished.

Great video on folding the trike. Is the stand you’re using homemade and can it be adjusted up and down when the trike is placed on the cradle. In your video you have all of the heavy components removed for filming but in a real life situation the trike less the seat weighs in excess of 70lbs with a motor and an internal drive hub. How would an 80 yr old guy safely lift that trike to work on it?

Picked up a pair and tried them out today. Much much better on hills. My ego mower no longer slides down hills!

I got a freebie that just needed an air filter.

The engine is running too fast. You need to release the tension on the governor spring.

Will you put the mower up for sale?

Thank you, Dave. You've convinced me! Up to a month ago, I was mowing 2.5 acres with a Cub Cadet 46" lawn tractor. Tired of taking a beating I bought got a zero turn. It's a better ride but slips since the property is sloped in 2 directions. Every pass is up or down hill. A pair of those tires were delivered today; the rims get here Thursday. I'm looking forward to checking them out. Looks like you have a lovely and serene piece of property. Again, thanks. Jack in Sequim

Greetings , where I can find that kind of tire?

The chain of a recumbent trike is 2,5 times longer than a regulair bike. Did you put 3 chains from a regulair bike togheter?

Thank you, great video

Dave great video. have you made any videos on how to degrease a chain in a ultrasonic machine and how to wax if that is one of the things you do on the ICE trike.

What a simple solution! Glad you were able to get it running again.

Some engines, even small ones, will have a low oil shutoff protection feature that will cause it not to run if it is low on oil. I am not sure if this mower has that feature or not.

Yea thats the one thing I don’t like about my zero, even when dry, it seems to lack traction on many turns. It has a big heavy 60” deck so it might also benefit from a little more rear weight… Thanks for the comparison.

If anyone is going to scrap their old tires, before doing that take a heated tire tread cutter, or just use an angle grinder and cut out some tread. The wider the spacing the more traction that can be had.

Haven't seen that tire before as I've been looking. Looks like a nice compromise. Thank you for sharing!

I need 18x7.50-8. I can't find those online or any size Marastar. Could I used a similar size--i.e., 18x8.0-8?

They are rubbish, no access to previous account so might as well go in the bin

Thank you! I have an almost identical Craftsman tiller. Same problem, but mine eventually dies. I also appreciate the link provided for the original carb. I'll let everyone know how it does!

I have a question, how do the tires perform when you are sidehilling on a ditch? Also I would ask if there is a front tire that would improve sidehilling performance on a zero turn. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

This was perfect for me!! Thank you SO much, Dave!

Thanks for the video. Had you tried reducing the air pressure in the tires as well?

Thanks for the video. Keep them coming!

Buy oem Briggs parts only.

I have a new email address & no longer have the email I used to register the blink. I do remember the password, but it wants to send a verification code to that old email address I no longer have. 😢

Since the replacement diaphragm are thinner can you double them up to make them stronger or will that make them too thick

Don't zoom in so close, we can't even see the tire!

Too much rim, not enough rubber in the pic.

Anyone know if this will fit the Toro Titan Max?

Thanks for posting this video. I inherited the same tiller from my dad. The tiller pulsates like yours. I now know how to solve the problem.

Hi Dave, your video helped me much. I have a simmilar motor and an identical caburetor on my lawn scarifier. I changed the diaphragm on mine too but did not take any pictures. I thought I would remember, but I couldn't. Hence I had great problems in figuring out the placement of the small parts and the overall linkage. But I got it working now. However: I have one question. Maybe you can help me out or you have an idea. My device also has the throttle on the handle bar, connected with a pull-wire. Exacty like yours. For some reason, after reassembly, the throttle handle can not be operated fully. It works basically. I can run it and shut it off, but the throttle lever is unable to hit it's end stop, because the linkage is already at some end stop at the motor / carburetor itself. Maybe I connected it to the wrong hole on the metal part.

I want to do this on my Toro Time cutter, have to check if they make one for that. I appreciated your comments the most. I don't know whether to do this or buy a new Time cutter with "My Ride". Any comments? If this does it I'm going to do this. Great video thanks.

thank you just what I have to do to mine, Job

What is the solution if the Sync module gave me the same message?

Very helpful video about how to get the carburetor repaired. Are you up for a collaboration to share more tips on small engine repair by the way? Hipa supplies plenty of high quality and affordable parts and maybe we could work together to help the community.

I had to clean the gas tank out, they dont make them anymore. Put everything back together and now it starts and stalls. Any suggestions other than taking it to a professional

Did the existing seat slider's adjustment lever interfere with the Trac-Seat travel on your Exmark? The video of an installation on Amazon said to switch the seat sliders with each other so that the slider's adjustment lever was not under the seat anymore. I have the same Exmark seat arrangement and your video is going to help a lot when I tackle the install this weekend.

Great video. Thank you! I was about to throw out my PC framing nailer.

Will this work on my Ariens ikon x42 mower?

I put this on my cub cadet. I just want to say that not only is it a game changer but the company is great. They offer spacers for my mower and I ordered 4 instead of 8. They have since shipped me an extra 4 at no cost. Well worth the investment on mowers and a great company.