✔👍 Thanks mate. Kudos

I laughed at the "heavy breathing" text lol, good job

I did not know this I will start watering in the am

I did not know this I will start watering in the am

Goes well but lowest cutting height is to high

Thanks so much for your help. I did this before with your help and just had to do it again. Knew I wouldn’t remember how to do it, so saved it to my favorites. So you’ve helped me twice. Thanks again from Raleigh, NC !!!! In

It's a leaf blower & you demonstrated blowing 3 small leaves 😑

I just bought one several weeks ago and love it. I have the trimmer, and changed the head, and the edger. The lawn looks great.

Cleaning a sparkplug often does work. But I always keep spares on hand, because sometimes cleaning isn't enough, often due to deposits on the insulator.

Thanks Hayden , good review . I " m a retired bloke downsizing , this looks the trick . Good review .

Thanks

welp.....time to go to parts store and get some stuff.

that rover trimmer looks like a rebranded Murry trimmer we sell here in the states being sold at Walmart but they fell out of favor over the returns which Walmart would get now Walmart are selling newer black maxs and hyper tough series of junk which are the worse string trimmers i ever seen there is so many returns with them at the store worked at we laughing called them weed crappers but it is what it is but i think its the costumers not knowing how to mixs the proper fuel and running straight gas in them great video

here in the us homelite cost about 136 dollars for a cheap oem string trimmer i will say there a lot better to the other cheap oem models of trimmers we sale here like the craftsman bolens pulan pro cub cadet and weed eater models or troy bilts which are earthier at the same price point or not i had a homelite that out lasted any of the other ones i typed i owned over the years with there new quick feed heads over there old screw in knob bump and go heads which most of the older ones they had were bad but the new homelite heads are great and i owned a few of the older steel body homelite chainsaws that were like tanks and have lasted me like 30 years when they were made in the usa great video i do have to agree the older oem string trimmer were the worse trimmer heads ever made but there new speed feed heads on the oem mtd models are a step up from the older oem heads great video it gets a like from me

have ya tried any of the echos those are fantastic machine i had a few duds when i bought a few Husqvarna string trimmers over the years i had this one and the one i got now the 129l i will say i had less issues with the 129l i got now then this 122l i had a few years ago i had all kinds of issues with the 122l i had like the wires from the kill switch to the points fried on it when it was new i had to pay 80$ for the part to fixs it i had huge carbonator issue with it and the gas tanks on this and the 129l i got were way to small being 6oz it would only run for about 20mins or so which to me is annoying unlike my echo and tanaka i got have bigger tanks and will run for like a hour or so before i have to fill it up the only Husqvarna i loved and ran good for me was the 223l model i had years ago now that thing was brilliant i had it for 7 years with 0 issues and someone stole it from me out of my truck i don't no why Husqvarna didn't stick with what made the 223l so great and started to make these new models with the bigger motors and tiny gas tanks which burning through gas quicker then my grandfather eating pinto beans remising telling his war story's at the dinner table to me the 223l was the best string trimmer Husqvarna ever made under 200$ with a 22cc motor the 122l and 129l is the reason switched to echo because tanaka went out of business with its sister company Hitachi which made a similar string trimmer as tanaka they were same but all in the color of plastic they used to make there trimmer the tanaka and Hitachi were using the same type of Kawasaki engines and parts at the time they were using and are still being used on the echo and shindawia trimmers and the tanaka and hitachi and echo string trimmer to me are the best trimmers i have ever used beside stihl sorry my comment is huge but great video young man i gave it like

Good review mate. I have the 5000 series. I love it as well. But, like you said, the catcher is small. Other than that. She will cut through anything.

Nice tips. I've changed the spark plug already has a new filter and recently changed the carburetor on my d110 not sure what else it could be any tips would be appreciated P.s.- recently changed from 87 to non ethanol I feel like the gas I got doesn't smell as strong but not enough to be positive

Thank you thank you! Even my mower fixer dude did not understand what I was talking about. Thank you!

I am having a masport 486cla ssic there is starting problem I replaced its ignition.coil now spark plug is ok.still engine starting problem.any idea for stating.

Short and sweet -- thank you very much!

Thanks! I was getting ready to replace the carb. This fixed my Stihl SH-86C immediately. I hit the mesh part with a propane torch until it got red like someone else mentioned and then took a couple passes with the wire brush. Carbon came right off and looks like new.

I tried it and it doesn't work. I tried again with the heavy breathing and it does work.

mine bogs down but I removed my spark arrestor and IT WAS CLEAN. NOW WHAT? BG55

What is the part number for the bushing and clip? I have the same problem.

Good vid. Thanks 😊for

My water wont even reach the sprayer

U can clean till it gleams that does not mean its not buggered

How about sandblasting???

Thank for sharing this video.

Blowing dry sand no probs, wet sand not so much

good idea to put a small plastic inline fuel filter.

How to assemble😊

Have a blower from Walmart an displaying the same symptoms. Thought it might be a build up in the jets .. Giving this a try later this am Thank You

Pilot jet? / Idle circuit?

Hi Hayden, I have been trying everything and watched your video. Perfect. Someone had let the nozzle drop to the ground and it pushed the head back to the LOW pressure position. What confused me was the operating manual had the LOW and HIGH pressure backwards. You are a gem mate. Thanks .

I’ve had mine for 4 years. Done over 200 hours on it. I mow 2500m2 every week and it’s never skipped a beat. Yes, only 16” so that’s a downside with a big yard, but the fact you can throw it around with 1 hand, is a major plus. Sips fuel too.

Just bought a used one - looks like it's been through a war, but it starts first time and runs fine 👍

why is every youtuube vid how to fix something the hardest part they make look easy? jokers town

How do you remove the chipper blade?

Love the video

I took mine out and it still bogs down ??

You're just so good honey. Big thanks. 👏👏👏👌

Fixed mine thank you!

I add too much oil to mix, mine will be a bit tacky sometimes. I'll hit it with a torch too, burn a bit out of the nooks and crannies the brush doesn't get easily. Nice vid!

Thank you for doing this we appreciate it.

Wheels shatter, Catchers fall apart, hard to start burns oil like crazy.

People are just too hard on the gear...

Hey mate how do you take the heads off these to put the cord in?

I use one for blowing off sidewalks and driveways after mowing , don’t need the backpack till leaf season

They ALL break really only wrak point .just get welded and move on