I need small engine assistance
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My new coil arrived via UPS yesterday and I immediately cut the box, put the new boot on the coil, installed the coil as per your worthy instructions and a youtube vid, reassembled and finally, she started.
The old coil was definitely shot. Thank you to all who replied to my thread. No doubt saved me hundreds of $$$ and it was actually very easy. I learned a lot about small carbs and I learned that these engines aren't that hard to work on.
My late FIL was a small engine GURU, he had the magic touch, I learned plenty from him but there's nothing like a DIY to really teach.
The old coil was definitely shot. Thank you to all who replied to my thread. No doubt saved me hundreds of $$$ and it was actually very easy. I learned a lot about small carbs and I learned that these engines aren't that hard to work on.
My late FIL was a small engine GURU, he had the magic touch, I learned plenty from him but there's nothing like a DIY to really teach.
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My new coil arrived via UPS yesterday and I immediately cut the box, put the new boot on the coil, installed the coil as per your worthy instructions and a youtube vid, reassembled and finally, she started.
The old coil was definitely shot. Thank you to all who replied to my thread. No doubt saved me hundreds of $$$ and it was actually very easy. I learned a lot about small carbs and I learned that these engines aren't that hard to work on.
My late FIL was a small engine GURU, he had the magic touch, I learned plenty from him but there's nothing like a DIY to really teach.
The old coil was definitely shot. Thank you to all who replied to my thread. No doubt saved me hundreds of $$$ and it was actually very easy. I learned a lot about small carbs and I learned that these engines aren't that hard to work on.
My late FIL was a small engine GURU, he had the magic touch, I learned plenty from him but there's nothing like a DIY to really teach.
This is GREAT news, Tim!!!!!!!
You Rock!!
I'll just put this here and hope you consider it to be a Standing Ovation!!!!!
Congrats on a job well-done!
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