Hi, I’m not sure how many of these comments you read on old videos, but I wanted to say that I sincerely appreciate the effort.

I’ve been doing electrical work for about a year and have recently been looking for hobbies to increase my mechanical aptitude. Small engines seemed to be a good fit for me.

I had one of these weed eaters that I picked up for free at a garage sale, and it sat for a while/wouldn’t start. After referencing a ton of your stuff, I ended up putting a new carb, fuel filter, air filter, and spark plug in it. After an embarrassingly long time carb tuning, it runs like a dream.

I don’t know the ins and outs of YT pay, but I have to imagine that many of the videos you release aren’t worth your time financially speaking. Heck, I know editing alone is a ton of work.

Maybe I’m wrong, but it seems to me that you’re doing it “for the love of the game” so to speak. You’re in it, first and foremost, to help people.

I have a lot of respect for that, and I’m sure I’ll be back for the next project I get my hands on. Thanks again and wishing you the best!

I worked on two of these 28cc Husky trimmers recently and both had bad ignition modules. One was intermittent. That one was a pain to diagnose the problem.

Very detailed sir. Learned allot about this trimmer i recently obtained.  Well done!! Thank you.

Have this exact unit in my shop with new gasket needed.

I love getting Husqvarna machines, they sell fast. I agree completely about replacing the carb if you aren't up for the rebuild or aren't sure. The stock carb is already a chinese carb, you aren't downgrading it by any means.

I want and have done some of my own repairs. I do enjoy your channels.

I use heat sink to keep wire end in place for spark plug
Works great 👍

Great job and thank you so much for the education! 👍👍

Nice my echo has been working good after 7 years

I would do some of my own repairs but if I think it's something over my head, I will have a repair person take a look. Thanks for the video.

Good light solid trimmer i have one just like it alot

I always did my own unless it was an OEM parts like on the 440. Happy week!

More excellent content today.  Thanks!

I have one exactly like that trimmer 👍

Great video!

Oh yeah I definitely will fix my own stuff thank you for the video

OK I'm gonna try fix my weedeater with your guidance 😊 I'll let you know how we get on😍

I learned a valuable lesson today. Working on a stihl blower that would start & run 5 or 10 minutes, then die & wouldn't start back unless i left it sitting for a good while. I thought the spark looked weak so i sanded the rust off the coil contacts & flywheel. Didn't work. Then i thought it was running out if fuel so i cleaned the carburetor. Next time it wouldn't start, i checked the spark again. It was sparking. The i finally checked the spark plug with a multimeter. The cheap plug was bad. My lesson, just because you have spark from the coil doesn't mean your plug is good.

I fix my own stuff. But with me using echo equipment there is very little I have to do besides maintenance. Unless I screw up, started to cross thread a spark plug on my 9010 blower and had to tear the whole thing apart to pull the cylinder off to put in a helicoil. It was just bad enough on the first thread or two that I couldn't get the plug to go in the correct threads below.

Just grabbed in one the curb got the lady’s evil eye but it looks new but used basically has clippings on the bottom I’m hoping for a good one