Thanks for a no fuss instructional video. I’ve never done a tuneup on a mower. First time home owner situation.

Thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸

Great video Tom ! Keep them coming sir.

Baby got New shoes 😂

Your tightening with light joke reminded me of the the new handheld laser welders and cutters that they have started to sell here. The welder feeds a wire into the laser beam where it contacts the joint. It makes a perfect weld when shielded with argon gas. As a cutter, it cuts a very narrow kerf. The only problem is the high cost, and of course the danger of a laser beam which could blind you instantly if it went into your eye without the proper safety glasses on. The first one I saw was on the Garage 54 channel from Russia. It may have built in China, like those tiny welders that can burn a 1/8 inch diameter rod. It is crazy to think how 2 little copper wires can carry enough electricity at only 120 volts each, to create a beam of light capable of cutting through a steel plate. That sounds like science fiction.  
This has been one cold winter.  It must be the global warming.

Used self tapping screws in the rear wheels for traction on a slope cause without mower would slide sideways down the hill

Great video Tom thanks

I want this life.

Great video

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If you never make a mess, can it really be called a shop?

Take loratadine(Claritin) in the morning and monolukast (singular) in the evening. I gave severe seasonal allergies too.

Nice job Tom, glad you got it straightened out.
I've had my push mower for 16 or 17 years and have yet to wear out a tire, just seems odd to me with all these worn out slicks I see.

The governor shaft on a GCV160  that drips oil normally does not have a seal,   "but" you can add one  an example of how to do this   https://youtu.be/Z-5jievmhVw

When you replaced the rear wheels, it might’ve been a good idea to remove the gear, inspect it for wear, clean and grease it.  The gear on the inside of the rear wheel also needs to be greased.  Honda recommends a high-temp grease.

Heating up them blades ain't ya