That orange flame on the main burner, looks like a result of it burning rust, I don't think there's a mixture problem. I might get one of these. I love cooking outdoors, mainly because the boss doesn't like the smell of my fry ups in the house.

This is why I watch, every video is like a Christmas present.

@jiujitsu2000

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much. I've been struggling with motivation

@robinmarks1710

9 ай бұрын

@@jiujitsu2000 I really enjoy watching the repair type videos and how you're meticulous on steps, and processes. As a shade tree mechanic and jack of all trades, these type of videos appeal to my tinkering heart.

Good information, thanks.

Thanks for sharing the video. Great way to start the morning. Blessings brother.

In the south we have a saying if ain't broke don't fix it

Good morning from Syracuse NY brother

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Thanks to your video, now I know how to try to get mine going. Thank you! Where could I purchase a check valve puller like the one you have?

"That little yellow flame" I have the very same problem with a brand new (Trump stimulus check, time frame) both burners are a real nice blue flame with the exception of that little yellow flame where the generator slides into the manifold.

Great video!!! I appreciate all that you do. Thanks for all the interesting videos. Could you please start including videos of scantily clad young ladies on the Florida beaches? I'd like, share, and subscribe to that!!!! (Haha kidding I already do)

Thanks for your tutorial. Changed the needle out as I bend it... now it always leaks a tiny bit when under pressure out of the nozzle when turned off. Just can't figure out why, makes my head in.. Any idea what it could be?

where do you get a check valve removal tool? Thanks

@jiujitsu2000

9 ай бұрын

I bought mine on ebay

Where’s the battery 😂

Hello sir. What's kind of paint do you use on the check valve and why?

@floydsmith2296

9 ай бұрын

That's any color nail polish. Poor man's Loctite

Why don't you mount your vice to the table with 3/8" bolts and wing nuts. Easy on, easy off. When you need the room on your bench take it off. That rocky board on there makes me nervous.