@karenterris1309 I do not believe you can. Someone on here might know. I wish I could be more helpful. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C.

@charlesgaylord481 you are very welcome. I knew when I did the work and made the video it was going to be a niche video for a few people. I am truly happy to help. Thanks for watching and letting me know. I would love to hear how it goes. ~Mr. C.

@chimbyyy sweet! Thank you for the sub! I need to put a fuel pump in the f150 now. And now the car is down. Always something... Stay tuned. ~Mr. C.

@wickiuprat I agree completely! Mine were worn in no time. I sharpened a bunch of chains but not in the amount it should be worn. I always use oil on the burr. I tried bar oil, 2 cycle oil, 3 in 1 oil, kroil, etc. none seem better or worse. So far the brass has held up much better. Thanks for watching and sharing. ~Mr. C.

@DeptOfRevenue that is great information. Thank you for taking the time to share! Good stuff. ~Mr. C.

@kellycoble9019 that is a bummer. Was it a farmlite brand or another brand? Ours is still working great. Thanks for watching and sharing. ~Mr. C.

@michaelangelos5117 that is awesome! 400k wow! We love our car too. Thanks for watching and sharing. ~Mr. C.

@trevorrrrr8 you are very welcome. Glad to help. Thanks for watching and letting me know! ~Mr. C.

@janman55 that is a great idea. I will keep that in mind. Thank you for watching and sharing! ~Mr. C.

@ryan05753 that is great information. Thank you so much for taking the time to share. I really appreciate it. I love the DR brush cutter. I always tell people "if your man enough to stand behind it and run it, it's machine enough to do what you want" when they ask how it works. Thanks again! ~Mr. C.

@lisaballard7588 below you will find the black back part from ereplacementparts. The grey part and spools are available on Amazon. Link below. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C. www.ereplacementparts.com/slider-assembly-p-1727331.html?shopping=lander&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwy8i0BhAkEiwAdFaeGIIU6eQVVlk1K5iF5KG2ys3Pm6xmoe0eUFnint2YqvkiXlX7wKrTzBoCPEQQAvD_BwE amzn.to/3LnFSF6

@LearnBreeze I know! It seems like everything is like that these days. Thanks for watching and commenting. ~Mr. C.

@lucianofonseca9113 did you ever get the bit out? Was it a high quality bit? I am intrigued and would love to know. Thanks for watching and commenting. ~Mr. C.

@justinbeaniam check out a Mitsubishi TL52. Some good info if you look into 44f-5 or 1e44f-5. I have included a link to download a Mitsubishi parts PDF if you choose. The information provided in there should get you pointed in the right direction. www.kadoris.com/download/file/Mitsubishi.pdf Try searching KK23002BA that might help too. It's the OEM carburetor number. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C.

@msgaming71601 I needed 4 quarts for the filter and fluid change. The torque converter holds a little more than 4 more quarts. I did not and do not have any issues after the service. The transmission now has over 279000 miles on it. I change my fluid every 30000 miles. I guess it helps. Great question. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C.

@mlester3001 the old gasket stayed on the mounting flange on the engine side. I left it there and installed the new valve on the old gasket. Thanks for watching. Happy wrenching! ~Mr. C.

@mlester3001 that is interesting. It could be an intake gasket leak or throttle body gasket leak. It could be a faulty valve. Thanks for watching and commenting. ~Mr. C.

@homesteadgmad8223 you are very welcome. Glad to help. ~Mr. C.

@aaronjohn6586 what a great idea. I will look into that. I love that truck. Thanks for watching and sharing. ~Mr. C.

@feelathome77 interesting. We have had problems with the power rear lift on ours for a while so we rarely use it. I didn't even think to try it. I was ecstatic it wasn't beating me in the head and back. I don't know of any adjustments on the strut itself. It sounds like the struts are too strong or the motor is weak. I don't have any experience with the motor system. It might have an adjustment to overcome the struts. I will look into that. Maybe try putting one of the old ones back in so the new one has more weight on it making it easier to lower the hatch. Let me know if that works. I would love to hear about it. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C.

Can you get longer struts so gate will open up more?

@@karenterris1309 all good, after a second try it worked flawlessly! I guess I just panic, so the one I bought from Amazon works just fine.

@@karenterris1309 my next project was replacement of window motor. Success!!

@feelathome77 that is great news. Thanks for letting me know. Happy wrenching! ~Mr. C.

@MIXMCX the only thing I can think of is look for chaffing on wires. They can be very sneaky. Look closely. Let me know what you find. I would love to hear what happened. Thanks for watching. ~Mr. C.

@goranmalnar5172 you can do a piston and cylinder. Everything on the bottom end is the same. I chose to replace everything due to the ease of swapping it out after the major meltdown that happened and the age. With the old assembly the bearings and seals were in bad shape. Excellent question! Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C.

@michaelmedina6487 thanks! Thank YOU for watching. ~Mr. C.

@1dulchie113 interesting information. I would love to hear your reasoning or what experiences have led you to settle on this technique. I have two 35 year old Robin NB26 trimmers that have been ran at all kinds of throttle positions and both have the original engines and run perfectly. Should I use a binary throttle technique for the backpack because of the flexible cable? Thanks for watching and sharing. I really appreciate you taking the time to help everyone. ~Mr. C.

@t.m.3769 hello! We love it too. It worked great this spring when we had chicks. Now we are using one for a broody hen to hatch some eggs. Very versatile setup. By far the best chicken house we have built. I think this is version 4.0 . Thanks for watching and commenting. ~Mr. C.

@brucelewis1017 it has a 16", 3/8"pitch, .050" gauge, with 60 drive links. I believe that is an old Sabre on there. If you like chainsaws check out my "neighbors" channel @ChainsawHospital . Some really cool repairs and updates / more videos of some saws on here. Link below. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C. youtube.com/@chainsawhospital?si=iU7gtUkWIZew4vW2

I was thinking about putting a little bigger bar and chain on the echo 550 I have but not sure what size to go with

@brucelewis1017 I like the 16 on my 550evl. I have had a 20 on my 500vl. It did ok but it wears a 16 now too. Maybe a 18 would be a nice compromise. Let me know. I would love to hear what you settle on. ~Mr. C.

@@NaturesCadenceFarm ok I'll let you know how it works

@scundai5371 thank you for the kind comment. If you are referring to the gear box for the string trimmer, I grease that with a small pump once a year into the grease port on the side of the gearbox. Not too much though. If you are interested in the hedge trimmer head, I do the same but into the grease fitting. Twice a year if it gets a few hard workouts. I spray lube the hedge trimmer blades every use. I hope this answers your question. Thank you again for the kind words and for watching. Glad you liked it. ~Mr. C.

@deanhil3978 oh man I hate that. What a pain in the neck. Hang in there. Happy wrenching. ~Mr. C.

@1945temo that is interesting. Is it the original engine? A 1990 originally came with fuel injection. If the engine was swapped it could be a carburetor. Thanks for watching and commenting. ~Mr. C.

@mjlogan2001 you are very welcome. I hope the video helps get it back together. ~Mr. C.

@Condor1970 in my experience and opinion, no. It works really well protecting your roof from rusting and seals any seams from water intrusion. Excellent question. Thanks for watching! ~Mr. C.

@Mad_Scientist2052 you are very welcome. It is still running great. I have cut a lot of wood with it. I made a quick video today but I need to edit it. I will reply to this comment when I get it finished and uploaded. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C.

@Mad_Scientist2052 here is a short video my "neighbor" made. He has a really cool chainsaw channel called Chainsaw Hospital. He is building his new channel and would love to get the word out and get some subscribers. ~Mr. C. (David) Stihl MS290 to MS390 Conversion: kzfaq.info/sun/PLu0_AVy5sq1RqYOOKgRVrkpeMNBd0GDei

@bradyjones8263 you are very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. ~Mr. C.

@joshuacrai thank you so much. I am glad you found it helpful. Good luck at AZ or any of the parts stores. It hit or miss sometimes. Thanks for watching. Happy wrenching! ~Mr. C.

@loboshort no problem. Glad to help. Thanks for watching and letting me know. ~Mr. C.

@curtcarter3945 you are very welcome. I really appreciate the kind words. I try hard to provide as much information to help everyone figure out their issues. Thanks for watching. Happy wrenching! ~Mr. C.

@zacharystorrud4340 you are close. They are horse fence panels. Only some Tractor Supply stores carry them. Perfect for the chicken run. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C. www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/horse-fence-panel-5-ft-x-16-ft

@DannyCortez-kk4fc thanks for sharing. Very good information. ~Mr. C.

@mikepruett1745 it was 56.5 cc and is now 64.1 cc. Still running great. If you are interested in chainsaws check out my "neighbors" channel Chainsaw Hospital. He loves to work on chainsaws and has some great information. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C. youtube.com/@chainsawhospital?si=v75gKqZTODWkbkku

@williammurray7499 what a good idea. Have you tried this? Is the case thick enough for a drain plug to be threaded in? Man that would save massive time. Thanks for watching and sharing. ~Mr. C.

@dillardwinters4882 that's awesome! How is it going? Check out my neighbors channel Chainsaw Hospital on KZfaq. He is just starting out and could use some subscribers. He loves to work on chainsaws and has some cool content. Thanks for watching and commenting. ~Mr. C. youtube.com/@chainsawhospital?si=v75gKqZTODWkbkku

@Echomidnight87 I purchased it at my local mobile home parts supplier. Try searching for "mobile home parts" and your location or city in an Internet search. Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C.

@jbloomjr you are very welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting. ~Mr. C.

@joiphaysith5049 you are very welcome. Glad to help. Viewers like you are the reason I keep doing videos. It is so nice to hear you got your truck running. Thanks for watching and sharing. ~Mr. C.

@DoctorGrizzly-cy9tz I used a Gerber for many years. Love them. I have not had a rusting problem with mine. Maybe it's old enough to have better quality. Either way thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and experience. It means so much to me and helps the community. Keep up the good work. ~Mr. C.

@danschenck9442 I ordered it from my local mobile home parts supplier. Do a web search for "mobile home parts" in your area (city). Thanks for watching and asking. ~Mr. C.

@tterry53 yea it is. I have a couple Robin trimmers around 28cc. The 52cc power head will walk the dog on the Robin trimmers. One advantage the Robin trimmers have is they are smoooooth. Thanks for watching. Have fun with it! ~Mr. C.

@tterry53 that's cool. If it is like mine I think you will like it. Those are some nice attachments. Thanks for watching and sharing. ~Mr. C.

@mohammadbashqoy6627 you are very welcome. My pleasure. Thanks for watching. ~Mr. C.