Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Lots to do!
Today we'll be taking a break from the repairs and just going over some of the equipment I worked on recently. As well as some stuff I'm currently working on, and some equipment you'll see in some upcoming videos.
Business is usually slower during this transition period from Winter to Spring (because people aren't using their snow blowers anymore, and are not cutting grass yet either) but this year we've been busy!
I've received more calls during this period than we've ever had over the previous years. As stated in the video, that's definitely not a complaint, it's more of a blessing.
Mostly just basic servicing and Spring tune ups, but also some carb rebuilds and weld repairs.
Now is the time to take your lawn mower out of storage and start it up to make sure it starts! If it does, it's always a good idea to do any preventative maintenance now before the grass cutting season begins!
Stay tuned for next weeks video!
Lots to do!
Today we'll be taking a break from the repairs and just going over some of the equipment I worked on recently. As well as some stuff I'm currently working on, and some equipment you'll see in some upcoming videos.
Business is usually slower during this transition period from Winter to Spring (because people aren't using their snow blowers anymore, and are not cutting grass yet either) but this year we've been busy!
I've received more calls during this period than we've ever had over the previous years. As stated in the video, that's definitely not a complaint, it's more of a blessing.
Mostly just basic servicing and Spring tune ups, but also some carb rebuilds and weld repairs.
Now is the time to take your lawn mower out of storage and start it up to make sure it starts! If it does, it's always a good idea to do any preventative maintenance now before the grass cutting season begins!
Stay tuned for next weeks video!


![Carburetor Replacement - 10hp Briggs & Stratton [PART 1]
Part 1 of 2!
Today well be replacing a carburetor on a 10hp Briggs and Stratton engine.
Model: 256707-0109-01
The reason Ill be replacing the carb, instead of rebuilding it with a kit, is because the old carburetor is in rough shape & it will be easier & quicker for me to replace it.
OEM Carb: 491604 (Discontinued)
Aftermartker Carb: 491590 ($78 CDN)
In Part 1, we focus on modifying the Aftermarket carb to work on our application.
In Part 2, well be modifying the air box & finishing the installation.
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