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DIY & Home Improvement

LakeSuperiorView

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3. There's also tons of lousy videos, unfortunately...

Reply to Sherman A1 (Reply #1)

Wed Dec 5, 2018, 05:38 PM

Dec 2018

I watched maybe 15 people stumble though cleaning and setting a carburetor for a snowblower before finally finding one that had the info I needed. The key point was where to start with the jets. One guy explained what the default settings were and the engine was running well 10 minutes later. The other people really had no clue what they were talking about.

But yes, there's lots of things you can learn to do via YouTube.

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The Honewell zone damper for the upstairs heat trunk didn't work [View all] Kaleva Dec 2018 OP

YouTube is a great resource Sherman A1 Dec 2018 #1

I think its great. You can find just about anything out there on fixing stuff. nt SWBTATTReg Dec 2018 #2

There's also tons of lousy videos, unfortunately... LakeSuperiorView Dec 2018 #3