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This one clogged quite literally during the fourth job which is why I made this video. I’m not good at math but I typically do between 8-15 jobs per day, so how many times would I have to replace it per day? 🤷‍♂️ My newest machine I simply removed the whole screen piece and reinstalled the exhaust tip, it’s been running fantastic for two full seasons now.

Or just clean it by burning off the soot. That guy who said his was clogged by the fourth job must be mixing his gas quite poorly or using terrible oil.

@@JustnBlazn - I only use the Stihl Synthetic (gray bottle) mix for the 2.5 gallon cans because there is less two stroke oil smell and less customer complaints. I only use 90 octane Non-Ethanol fuel in a 2.5 gallon push to pour jug. The problem is these sprayers typically run at a much lower idle than a regular blower which typically runs wide open most of the time, so there is a lot of unburnt oil. You are more than welcome to replace the screen. But I’d rather remove it entirely and never have to worry about it again 🤷‍♂️

Hey thanks man! I still have it, I unfortunately don’t drive it much due to working so much and the weather here sucks as you know!

@@RustyZipper I just happened to be looking at the pictures I took of the car back in 2018, and I saw the RUclips name on the car and I searched it up

You’re to kind! This video was not good 🤣 IBIS was on, this camera is still a fantastic purchase nowadays. I hardly use it anymore though.

Thank you! You actually don’t need to remove all of that plastic. With a little finesse you can pull the muffler screen out and just throw it away. Screw the exhaust tip back on and send it! 💨

Just to follow up..I have a BR 450 and experienced this very thing. Perfect fix!

Ohh I know, 💔 the problem is there was over a Thousand beautiful cars and it’s hard to know which ones people wanted to see more of. Some folks don’t like anything beyond factory correct, some folks only like race cars, etc. I’ll be there again this August 8-10 I believe. They’re giving away a beautiful Blue ‘57 , 210 style

Hi Dave 👋- unfortunately Tenn’s Wet Wet went out of business a few years back. It is merely a re-branded product of Auto Bahn Glamour Clear. It’s still available from several places online but for the money you are way, way further ahead buying Speedo Kote High Solids Clear Coat # SMR-42. As far as a gun, don’t let the big name guns fool you with their fancy advertising hype! Literally any gun with a 1.3 Tip can spray a decent coat to match the factory orange peel on any production car made today. As for myself, I use a DeVilbiss Tekna ProLite with a 1.3 tip and a T110 air cap because I’m doing restoration work and want a super flat finish without a cut and buff. A DeVilbiss FLG 4 is an excellent medium quality gun for its price. If you asked 10 different painters you will get 20 different answers. 95% of your results / quality comes from the preparation, not the spray gun. Check out “The GunMan” here on RUclips for more unbiased information on spray guns.

Thank you for your help. Is it clear that you're talking about sprayed the same way with the PSI at 50lbs

All kandy is still in business the owner is different

@@davemcaferty6347 - yes, went to AllKandys. But the stuff is way overpriced. SpeedoKote is much cheaper and just as good if not better.

WetWet is just relabeled Auto Bahn clear coat. You’re paying a premium for the marketing

Are you still an electrician? ⚡️

“Buy once, cry once!” But seriously, unless you’re using them all day, everyday, it’s overkill.

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Hey Dave 👋 I’m sorry about the annoying music, poor focus and lengthy video. Absolutely do not be afraid to do this yourself. Preparation is 90% of painting. Make the last coat very “wet” but not so it runs. I’d recommend a clear coat for gloss and protection. Summit used to have decent prices on SEM if you can get free shipping. Body shops are booked solid 2 months out here in Upstate NY and charge say $100 an hour. For less than 1 hour you can do it yourself.

@@RustyZipper bought the products, followed your lead and painted my grill in synergy green. I used paint and 2 part clear coat from OHW. It came out as good as any body shop would do. i’m thrilled with it! Thanks again!

👋 Not too bad! I’ve cherry picked watching some of your videos lately. I’m Glad to see that you’re back making content and keeping busy!

It was, the choir was amazing, it was a splendid performance as usual!

Yes, you can run it with the pump off However, It doesn’t push enough air volume to be suitable for blowing leaves, the tube is far too large in diameter. And it’s extremely heavy compared to my BR600.

Thanks for your response man!

Absolutely, my apologies; this was in my early days of filming. You actually don’t need to remove the recoil nor housing. Just the two screws for the exhaust.

Ohh, that is a bummer for sure. Did you check the measurements against a quality tape measure? If so I’d reach out to them. They seem like really nice folks. I’m not sponsored nor did they give me anything in return for this video.

I’m not sure. Look on Jacks Small Engine website and look up your model number. Then find your mower. Then look under engines, belts. Use that part number to search on E-bay, Amazon or Google for the cheapest one.

Hi Craig👋 probably no issue at all, I just assumed to keep the stock screen ring in would be best to take up the thread space of the screw that holds the little exhaust tube in.

Nooo, I beat the heck out of these. My original one bit the dust after 5 years of abuse. Really all that broke was a seal in the air chamber and the handle where it threads in broke off. I retired it a few years ago but had to use it in a pinch and it still worked! I just had to constantly pump it to maintain pressure and hold the handle in. I’ve got 9 of these and last summer I bought the new battery powered one. I really like it but it’s a bit more delicate.

@@RustyZipper I've been dealing with these things for 23 years. 10 at Orkin and 13 on my own. Orkin managers weren't exactly having the time of their lives repairing and refabricating them. I only use the thing 7 months out of the year. The strap is taped, I had the handle welded on 7 years ago because the thing broke off in the hollow housing it screws into, the hose has torn several times, and the metal band in front of the pump "cracked" compromising the pump. Had to get that welded. For a $300 backpack sprayer , it sure is high maintenance and fragile.

@@karenpato1 - I’ll never forget my first day spraying. My business partner told me to use his brand new Chapin sprayer. He was so proud of it. I got halfway through my first house and the hose in the back popped off. Sprayed Chemical all down my back. Needless to say when I finished the day he asked me how it went and was excited to hear how the new sprayer worked. I told him if I touch that POS again I’m going to smash it with a sledgehammer. I showed him my Birchmeier and asked him why he insisted on using sub par equipment. The next week I added on the 6’ extension and never looked back.

@@karenpato1 - I have a two year replacement plan on all of the equipment (except vehicles) My hired guy is pretty rough and cannot even clean the filter nor refill the grease. So it’s far easier to just buy him a new unit every other season. I’ve had issues with their replacement parts not being genuine Birchmeier ones, but that’s another story. It’s just part of the business plan, I have a couple of large jobs that have a good returns and I allocate that money for new equipment. Next is my vehicle, it’s a 1996 Ambulance, looks great but very rusty underneath. I can’t justify a $30k van (used) right now.

“HellRaiser” They’re $6 each on USA Safety Glasses. I’m in the witness protection program 🤫

I love money, I work two jobs, I spend less than I earn. I’m an ordained minister as well and Also a volunteer fireman.

Ohh Yeah, these Stihl’s are well made. My first SR450 sprayer runs as good as the day I bought it and I couldn’t even guess how many thousands of gallons of chemicals it’s pumped. Other than this emissions issue because it idles a lot and some minor wearable items they are beasts.

Yes 8-12, but don’t even watch the stupid video, it was crap and I’m obviously not an expert. The 8-12 lens is very good but heavy. Check out “The Hybrid Shooter” for some expert reviews.

Lol. Who said it was? That's the name the clear is called einstein

Let me tell ya, I’m pretty rough on these and my hired guy is even worse. No issues. My original sprayers handle did break after 5 years of abuse. I like the newer design as they are more comfortable.

You know, I don’t know. I assumed that you needed the flange that the screen is attached to. My Stihl service man didn’t say to just throw it away as I cut one off with a pair of plies one time when he was installing the Pressure/ Lift pump. I don’t really see a reason you couldn’t throw it away.

I disagree ,the b and g sprayer is what people in Georgia and the most of the South expect to see when they call a pest professional.

The plastic hardware sprayers usually won't hold up under using professional pest control products where the steel tank and rubber hoses with the brass tips won't erode with harsh chemicals

@@michaelmerck7576 Not sure how well you know pesticides, but most actually used from any class with any formulation, are not harsh to materials, they are neutral in ph, and their concentration is extremely low. There are some special cases like termites, which in some cases (like in cellar and attics) require boric acid (or it's salt like Borax) solution, also used as fungicide, and many pest control operators also work as disinfectors, and sometimes cleans also pave ways from weeds and grout with harsh chemicals, and that's why they use steel tanks to use in wider range of gardening work. Tax deductible for private business, so buy the best, it's basically free whatever the price tag. Which are high not because they are made of magic, (they're just steel buckets) but because they are made so few; There are some other products that also cost much more than they should due to low sales volumes, like indoor air purifiers.

Thanks for the kind words! This video was from when I was just starting, thought I’d make millions 💰 and I did! I still mow my lawn every week and it shows no sign of wear. I highly recommend applying the last coat as wet as you can and then a few coats of clear to protect it from the elements. Again, Make the last coat of clear as wet as possible without any runs.

Yes! 1 hour on the quick cycle is what I use as my dishes are pre rinsed to keep the majority of the mess out. I had the same problem with my washing machine. The house came with an OLD Speed Queen, when it died I replaced it with a decent Maytag. Works fine but takes an eternity compared to the S Q. I later complained to the salesman when my clothes dryer quit. He said the new rules require a smaller water flow and to run it on bulky sheets mode to actually get water to submerse the clothes. I’m an exterminator and need to get the chemicals out not just a grass stain. Damn Govt regulations. I wouldn’t buy anything used unless he remodeled the whole kitchen and the wife didn’t like the color. Otherwise you’re out $80 on his junk washer and still have to buy a new one!

@@RustyZipper Gotcha! Thank you for the reply. We looked at it and it had rust on the arms, gunk in the bottom, & a bad cigarette/dirty water smell. And yes… the government has f…uh…screwed up everything from lightbulbs, dishes, clothes washers etc. I spent over $500 and lots of time with justanswer.com and RUclips to save my old washing machine. I could’ve bought a basic new one for the same but now I know how to get mine apart and where to find replacements parts. A friend rebuilt the transmission too. I chose to invest in it because it’s from the era that I choose the water level & it doesn’t have a locking lid either; I can use a magnet to keep it running with the lid open even on spin cycle to monitor what is happening. I lay hands on it i prayer and thank God for it every time I use it. 😅😇🙏🏻

I’ll take your $50 and tell you that no real man should be getting a manicure 💅 if you find a girl that says you need to have pretty hands you’re dating a woman who will nitpick every darn thing you do in life. If my g/f ever brought it up I’d be out the door before she could finish the sentence. She doesn’t date me for my hands, she dates me for how I treat her and how I handle situations like a real man; not act like her other girl friends. I work 70+ hours a week in the summer, do you think IGAF about my nails?

Roger that, no offense intended. Not talking polished Liberace nails, just the kind women welcome touching sensitive areas. Best life to you both and thanks again.

@@SvH-tm7sg - I hear ya! In all reality I take poor care of myself, money always comes first. Also I use my tongue on sensitive areas. I’ve yet to receive a complaint

My wife voiced the same concerns about my mechanic's hands. I just give her the hammer instead.

Yea it’s a printing site. You can do anything from cats to NSFW stuff

No problem, not for the faint of heart!