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I bought myself the yeti 400 about four years ago and since then I added two 35AH agm connected through the Anderson power ports and a 100 watt Boulder solor panel. I've got it next to my bed and I use it everyday with lol-350 and mini's. Ive even used my yeti during a couple of power outages. I've even sacrificed two thirty foot extension cables to make a "Y" connection so that I can have two 100 watt solor panels in parallel. So when I finally take the step in buying a camper ill add my yeti 400 into it for power. For me having the ability to replace the AGM battery's on my own is a plus.

Bad crimp, Minimum Seam is poor, I would know

I think the plastic keys are actually an engineered point of failure, because it’s cheaper to replace that part compared to the electric motor (if the blade gets jammed and the motor keeps running and burns itself out).

Amazon listing says 26cc equivalent. Where did you see 32? Thnx

I also belive the echo and atlas are the same greenworks lawn mowers

Just got my S470 delivered yesterday. Probably one of the last since it’s been discontinued…thanks for the great video

Thanks for this video! For what it is worth, when I replaced my blade today the housing was still fine, and it didn't take much effort at all with a 15mm wrench. Had the impact wrench ready, but you may find you don't need it at all.

Perfect crimp!

hi handsome could you test the enhulk battery system plus kress system? thanks

Thank you!

I have had one for about 3 years . . . I hit a rock and screwed up one of the motors . . . I have a replacement but it is a bit of a mystery how to replace a motor on this mower. Otherwise, i really like the mower.

I have never had a Stihl start first pull. Owned several ov various sizes including the 450ms and they all are the worst of any brand starting. Husq Mac Poulan Red all start way easier.

thanks for sharing this video, i just fixed my Ef200iS idle surge too...

I think Ford should have made this process harder. We all know they could! Seriously though, I've never had a harder time replacing an engine air filter. I have a sudden urge to play Tetris.

Jesus H Christ! I lost the little spring in the throttle motor. It went flying! Any tips? I'm having no luck finding a replacement.

Did this today in about 25 minutes and that included 10 minutes drilling out the two screws I stripped. Easy peasy. Another 10 for that silly skinny gasket.

You need a hard base , easier to split with another log underneath

Great !!! Thx

thought id help those out making the removal of carb easier w/o removal of panel. what you want to do is remove the inner stud holding the carb to head, leaving one in. you do this by using the two nuts to back out the stud. put one nut in backwards then the other forward, then you need two 10mm open ends, you want to lock the nuts togther, once they are locked you use the inner backward nut to back out the stud. once you get off you can pull the carb out then rotate counter clockwise. course you need to remove harness and fuel

Great Job!

You don't use a torque wrench to tighten bolt?

Only thing is with the gas you gwt constant power until the gas runs out as with the electric you slowly lose power as the battery dies. Small stuff the electric would be great though. I just got one of the electric push mowers and noticed the same as I lost power as the battery started to die as it should and I can mow longer and still have gas left over to do another 2 mows has an eletric I mowed not even a quarter of a football field and had to change batteries and had to go over it twice to get everything and woth the discharge it kept clogging up within 5 feet of mowing

Watching in 2024. Thanks !

THANKS YOU ARE THE BEST.

Another success story here. In my case AIPower SUA2000 (same engine) so my disassembly was a little different, and I did more than I needed but it got done. My carb had a cover over the "pilot" jet which was a plastic insert in that hole, and without your video I think I would have missed it. Maybe on later models they "improved" it by using the insert and the cover but somehow it still got clogged . Runs great now, thanks for the video.

I'm no Software Engineer, but I was researching Devin (AI Tool) and watching videos about it, and holy crap, that some powerful AI tool. I don't believe is the end of programming but is changing at absolute ridiculous pace. As for Software Engineering, with the rise of AI, if a company has 100 Software Engineers, they'll probably cut down to 50. The issue with most CS degree curriculum is that is basically outdated.

The big question is what is better the 40 or 80v. I Am not sure if there is much of a difference. Charging yes but not so much performance

That pond scum water is disgusting. I can see things moving in it in the bottle.

Does the 40v chain saw perform as well as an 80

Great help - only caution loosen screws evenly- unfortunately I didn't and broke 2 plastic posts. Waiting for new battery to arrive.

How many hours did it last? My yard it’s not big . 50 meters by 50 meters.

Mine lasted 2 hours on a charge.Start with a freshly charged battery.And I saw 4.5 cuts.

No disrespect, but Tracy is HOTTT!!!

Double the fuse capacity

I was struggling with placing the nose piece dovetail for a bit and this helped tremendously. Awesome.

Thanks for being so humble in explaining what you did & what worked & what didn’t.

What type and size of crews would you recommend. You said you wished you used longer ones

Thanks for the tips!

Im pretty sure u no longe have this video card, but im still gonna ask to see if im lucky hehe, do u happen to have this card vbios arround? if u do could u send it to me?

That pot is too small for the Lixada stove. If it was the right pot, it would be ok.

I love how you made a prediction about a auper large context being available within years, and then google droped their LLM with an insane 10M context. Same goes for OpenAI text to video and Sora. This tech develops at an insanely rapid pace. I've never seen anything like this before. GPT-5 is coming soon as well. This is both exciting and terrifying st the same time.

Great test. I have an echo Dcs5000 eforce with the 18" bar. I have it for storm damage, smaller jobs and if a tree ices over and falls in the winter when my gas saws have been drained/ winterized. Kind of a grab and GO RIGHT NOW GO GO GO saw without all the extra stuff. Bar Oil, saw with a charged battery in it. Two backup batteries in a backpack, sweatshirt between the two batteries so they don't bang together and it's go time.

Great video btw. A friend sent me here. I wanted ask one question. Say SWEs do get replaced and you also mentioned that lawyers, accountants and doctors will also get replaced. but will lawyers even allow them to exist? like you know these guys make the policies and laws. and also please tell us what should be the alternative path? smth that pays well too. I'm in college already studying cs

Hello :)

This video popped up and I didn’t recognize you or the channel. I’ve been subscribed for quite a while, so it’s kind of funny how you forget these things but I wanted to comment and say thank you for this video. It’s a terrific rundown on some useful life lessons and topics that would serve anyone well. The Dunning Kruger effect is real! 😂

Pretty happy I went into Infosec. It’s cushy. I went Fintech instead of FAANG. Make a hair under 300k so not like some of the outrageous FAANG salaries but it’s chill , no PIP shit, work remote in FL etc. It does seem like Infosec will become the next SWE BUBBLE and it will ruin the industry. I can tell because of all the “boot camps “ popping up similar to SWE.

I simultaneously find the rapid advancement of A.I. fascinating and horrifying. I love the idea of a utopia where a lot of labor is automated. But that just doesnt seem to be whats really gonna happen.

Yayy good one! I have this exact model with the same issue. Weekend project coming up:) thanks for your video

Lol those cells definitely don't have an IR above 10mR. AC IR should be 0.20 to 0.40. DC IR is typically double that give or take a fair bit.

Try this, per unit price for fuel * ( units of fuel ÷ miles ) pup * ( u ÷ m ) e.g. $4.75 per gallon * ( 8.1 gallons ÷ 325 miles ) = 0.1184 cents per mile