Stihl BG55 leaf blower start up and demo, 27.2 cc, 9.0 Ibs, 140 mph, easy to start, plenty of power to blow through any job, cost about 0 at Stihl dealership, i use it for a small lawn care business and it works great, i would recommend it to anyone. WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY
Monday, December 26, 2011
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Echo PB260L Leaf Blower Compression Test
Remember to hold the throtte fully open when doing the test. Visit my channel for more repair videos; www.youtube.com
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Weed Eaters - What You Should Know Before Buying a Weed Eater
Before buying a weed eater learn the main differences between them so you can make an educated buying decision.
Electric Weed Eaters vs. Gas Weed Eaters
Before starting your search to find the perfect weed eater for your lawn care needs you will have to ask yourself a big question, "Gas or Electric?" Today a lot of power equipment comes in battery operated varieties so deciding on an electric over gas might make sense for you. As a general rule gas power weed wackers have more power to them, meaning they can handle areas with more and thicker weeds, while electric and battery operated weed eaters will loose momentum sooner and possibly will not be able of trimming larger yards with one battery. The key here is figuring out the size of your lawn and that might eliminate electric models right off the bat. For mid size and small yards an electric weed eater might be exactly what you are looking for. Electric weed wackers are typically weigh less than gas powered, and they are arguably easier to maintain, since you don't have to gas them up, or change out the oil.
Curved Shaft Weed Wackers vs. Straight Shaft Weed Wackers
Gas or battery operated weed eaters both come in straight shaft or curved shaft models. This means that either the base or shaft is straight throughout the length of the power tool, or curved at the bottom. The straight shaft models are typically used more by lawn care professionals and commercial landscaping companies. They tend to be able to reach more in hard to trim areas like under decks, near flower beds, along edges of the driveway and walkways, and also can be easily broken down and switched with other weed eater attachments such as leaf blowers, edger's, hedge trimmers, saws, pruners, etc.. The downside to the straight is the weight of them, and that is why the curved shaft models stepped into the arena. Curved shaft weed eaters are the trimmer of choice for homeowners because of the ergonomic design and light weight.
2 Stroke Engine vs. 4 Stroke Engines for Weed Eaters
Finally you will need to decide on the type of engine if you are going to go with a gas powered weed eater. Gas weed wackers come in either 2 cycle or 4 cycle engines. Synonymously know as 2 and 4 stroke engines. The biggest difference is the fuel type you will be using to start them, since for a 2 cycle weed eater the fuel will be a combination of oil and gas, where the 4 cycle weed eater takes only gas. 4 cycle weed eater are making a greater appearance in the outdoor power tool industry since they are known to be more environmentally friendly because they don't give off as much emission as the 2 stroke weed eater.
So there are the 3 main differences in weed wackers that you will need to know before buying one. Now its time to find the best deal (and I have heard the link below will get you the best bang for buck!)
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Monday, December 12, 2011
STIHL BR500 BACK PACK BLOWER
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Poulan/Weedeater Leaf Blower Throttle Lever Repair
If the throttle lever won't stay in place on your leaf blower this video may have the solution for you. Visit my channel for more repair videos; www.youtube.com
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Makita BBX7600 Commercial Grade 75.6cc 4-Stroke Gas-Powered 195 mph Backpack Blower
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No fuel mix required; EPA Phase II, CARB Tier III compliant while maintaining power and performance; Large capacity muffler ensures quiet operation; 99.1dB (lowest noise level in its class); Compact and lightweight (22.6 lbs.) with wide straps and ventilated back panel for operator comfort; Up to 80 minutes of continuous operation; 64 oz. fuel tank; Decompression system for easy starting; Conveniently located joy-stick handle with 4" adjustable position; Easy access oil filling port and drain plug for easy maintenance; Large capacity air filter for improved dust control and longer engine life
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Friday, December 2, 2011
Why is it That You Gain Weight in the Winter?
There are a lot of people out there that complain of the fact that they usually gain quite a few unwanted pounds during the winter months. The natural system is that every winter we pack on a few pounds but come summer we do not lose all of them. A few of these pounds stay around and that means that every year we get a little heavier. It seems that its easy to pack on the pounds but hard to get rid of them. Why does this happen and what can we do to prevent it?
There are many reasons as to why this happens. First it seems that we as humans are genetically created to pack on more pounds and store more fat during the winter months. Of course this was vital to our survival when our ancestors were living in caves. The extra layers of fat that we pack on help to protect the body against the harsh winters and of course come spring time when food is low it can be used as fuel. Of course this process is aided through the time of harvest when there is plenty of food going around. Of course subconsciously we may even be picking foods that are aiding our weight gain.
Another thing that you need to take into consideration is the fact that hormone levels can also affect how much weight that we gain. The effects that hormones have on the mind and body can be so that we are more hungry more often and crave food during the winter months. Also note there are quite a few neurotransmitters that can influence what we eat and how much of it we do eat. Those people that are overweight and even obese seem to have less of these neurotransmitters and the result of this can be to have a massive appetite for the wrong kinds of foods. Other side effects include depression and sleep disorders. Also note that the lack of daylight hours and the short days that we experience in winter can bring about the winter depression and cause us to eat more as a result.
A helpful factor that will help to keep the weight off is to do regular exercise. The more physical activity that we do on a regular basis the more weight we will keep off. And there is a tendency among people to relax and stay inactive during the winter months. Of course this is natural as its cold outside. However do note that we are not cavemen anymore, and we do have many modern conveniences such as heating in our houses and of course we do not have to worry that there will not be any food come spring time. We just do not need to keep on fat like the cavemen had to do in order to survive.
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