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I commend you for sharing the story about your brother especially when we consider there are over 100,000 people in the United States dying every year due to fentanyl alone. This was a message that took bravery on your part and much needed for people to hear. Blessings! BTW, I really like your channel and it has helped me tremendously. I have an old Four Wheeler that has been sitting for years and you just encouraged me to get it running!!!

@kc0lif

Жыл бұрын

she didn't say anything about fennel

@IndialanticRob

11 ай бұрын

fentanyl

Awesome video. Personal life story, professional mechanic advice and compassion for the less fortunate. The excitement when it started, priceless. Thanks for sharing.

Great job Bre. My deepest sympathies on your loss. Call the dog Lucky , because she is lucky to have found a kind caring person to look after her.

It says a lot about you, having the heart to take that dog in, not that we already didn't know. So happy you fixed that special scooter.

You're a good person ❤ very caring

Thanks for sharing, personal loss is hard. Resurrecting the scooter is great, I loved the happy dance when it started up. Hats off for taking in and rescuing the doggo, she looks like real sweetie.

Bless your heart in helping and keeping the dog. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

I’m sorry about your loss. I’ve been clean and sober since 2008 and since have been so thankful for everything for being sober. Since I’ve been clean we’ve had another child in 2010 and started a business and couldn’t be more thankful and grateful to god for everything.

Wow.....just wow. Losing a loved one so unexpectedly sucks out loud. Kudos to you for sharing. That's what makes this channel more than just a repair site. Keep up the good work!

Name her Echo. Scooters are great fun. There's something therapeutic about just scooting along at 30 mph without shifting. It allows you to think and look around while cruising. Sorry about your Dad. Horrible experience.

@jtbiberdorf

Жыл бұрын

I was going to suggest Echo, but you beat me to it.

@JimFinlayson

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@johnh8268

Жыл бұрын

I like it!

@bobbyvance6622

Жыл бұрын

I agree with Echo with the colors!

@chipjr10

Жыл бұрын

I agree, Echo is a great name.

I’m a hardcore scooterist. I bought a Vespa P200e that had been in a warehouse for 30 years with only 79 miles. It was rusty and I replaced the tank and put a carb kit in and was off and riding. 15 years later still riding. Eventually had to reseal the engine and replace the carb with a 24/24. I had a Honda Met initially and found a club to ride with and breathing all that two stroke smoke, I knew what my next step would be. And now I have 5.

Always nice to hear an engine fire up after it’s been sitting a long time👏👏✌🏼

You have no idea how common stories like that are nowadays. Thank you for sharing. Substance abuse has effected many families, mine included, and I wish our government would do more to help people and not punish them. I really think a full effort from our government, families and organizations can elevate most of the horror stories we have to listen to. Thanks Chickanic.

I've always been impressed by you. After today's video, I am even more impressed. I didn't even realize that was possible. Sorry for your loss! It's easy to understand the meaning behind the scooter after you shared all that. Dog lovers are the best people I know, & you're a great example of that!

That first start up feeling of something firing off with some DIY enginuity from something that has not been ran in years never gets old😊

You said the name yourself "Sweetie " and I bet she is glad she found you. Sad story about your dad. So sorry that that happened like that. Many other families have shared the same pain.❤

Losing people is hard beyond compare. Carb overhauls, maybe a bit. But I was doing those pre-teen, so I guess there's a knack for it. I just did that yesterday to a ttr90 for my grandkids. And the oldest has been having a ball on it yesterday and today. Peace be with you.

Kudos to your grandparents! They obviously did a great job.

Bre, Thank you for sharing about your Dad. My heart goes out to you. You seem to be well balanced considering what you have been through and I for one am glad you're OK and provide us with these cool videos. Oh, and my suggestion would be is to get a head strap to hold the camera so it sees what you see and we can see that too!

@Jaak_the_Belgian

10 ай бұрын

Hi there, Film from headstrapped cameras make some viewers experience motion sickness. Besides that, looking at a part from nearby would most times not get it recorded since the camera is not where your eyes are.

A big Like, for the rescue. 🙏

Reaction of it running was priceless. Great job Bre.

Great job getting it back together!!! I've had 3 Zuma's of those vintage through the years. I used to ride them to my work because they had free parking for motorcycles yet charged for cars. My first one I put 24,000 miles on it and still ran like a top. Combined all 3 I've probably got 40+K miles. Yamaha did some things right with those bikes. They really are amazingly fun and nimble bikes to ride!!! 🙂

You are a real treat! No BS, just good training. Many thanks..

So sorry for your loss. It's tough to understand this world sometimes.

I'm sorry for your loss, I lost my wife 4.5 years ago due to a drug overdose. Love the channel and the videos helped me work on my jd tractor currently I'm on a Zts6000 rebuild.

Sorry for your loss. As for that awesome pup, the name of the Scooter just seems right. Zuma!

I think Angel would be a nice name for the dog. Also thank you for making us feel better that we start projects and then the twist and turns of life and laziness gets in the way that we don't pick up that project again. I have to finish up mine as well. It's always so nice to see how excited you get when you get a machine that doesn't work and it's able to start and run perfectly. You are awesome keep up the good work.

A good name for her would be "Lucky". Thanks for all you do.

You inspired me to get my 2009 Zuma 125 running. Derusted the tank… found a break in a wire going into the ECU… and flushed the fuel injector. Runs like a sewing machine now… thanks again.

I'm so sorry, I had a similar situation. My at the time 18yr old son was watching movies and having take out was waiting to be picked up by his friend. His friend did show up and my wife and I gave my son a hug and said we love you and we'll see you a little later, about 3 hours later a family friend who is a police officer was knocking on my door in tears. He said I need you to come with me your son was in a horrific car accident. A very bad fiery car accident. I had to go and identify him from a tattoo he had gotten a month earlier. He was a passenger in his buddy's car his friend was doing 89mph in a 25mph zone and lost control. Having to do that was by far the hardest thing I've ever had to do in my entire life. I have nightmares of walking in and seeing him. I'm so so sorry Bre for what you had to do. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

Thank you for saving the puppy. My Molly is a rescue.

Two happys for the price of one. She does look like a sweet doggo and makes me miss my little girl again. She went to her reward nearly four years ago now (Wow, so long?) and seeing you with that sweet girl makes me feel I might be ready for another. I'm sure she'll win your bull dogs over 'cause she's a darling.

I say name her Zuma! I gave a 2021 Zuma and I love it. Totally fun, peppy (despite my 275 pound self) and I get over 70MPG. I too have a pair of English Bullies and I know what you mean about them not accepting outsiders. You are an awesome inspiration to all in KZread land and beyond. Many Blessings!

Sorry to hear about your loss ,who would have thought it was going to just fire up like it never stopped. Japanese engineering is pretty impressive , unlike Chinese engineering . Beautiful dog, all our dog and cats have been strays and they are so grateful and loving to find a stable home .

Excellent Bre!! Sorry for your loss. To get it back together after a year is quite an accomplishment - way to go. Give the scooter a try, you will enjoy it a lot more than you think. Yamahas are very easy to work on and very reliable. Greetings from Portugal (retired here from California)

I love that you, and the others in the area, are helping these dogs. I love dogs. You get home after a sh@t day at work, ya dog is all "HIYA" GREAT TO SEE YA" You just can't beat that! Heck, your spouse is not that happy to see you!! I love the channel too! Thanks from over the pond in Cymru (Wales, UK)

Sorry to hear of the loss. Ironically I just resurrected a tiller I inherited from my Dad who passed away under unfortunate circumstances as well. Couldn't have done the work without help from youtubers like you. I'll be growing a garden here in Arkansas in his honor now that I live here as well.

Great video, Bre! Definitely off the beaten Chickanic path. I have two dogs, both abandoned. The latest one got saved a second time after he went missing for two days and I had to climb down a cliff face to extract him. So glad he was a persistent barker, otherwise I would never have found him. Keep 'em coming (videos, not necessarily dogs).

I’m so sorry about your dad. Losing someone like that can’t be easy. 😢

Thanks Brea!!! Love the scooter and the dog you rescued. I'm glad I'm not the only one this has happened to.

Great vid Bre. So sorry for your loss. Not many out there like you so willing to share your knowledge and happy to train us on small engine repair. Be keeping you in my prayers. Take care kiddo.

I feel like she has Beagle characteristics in her face. Short snout and markings. Condolences on your Pa however he did choose his path. Prayers for anybody that is seeking relief from addiction it is hard road! Correct there is a special place for cruel people. Thank you for being a kind person in this ever growing evil world!!!!

So sorry to hear about your Dad, I can see why it took you a while to get to working on that thing. Scooters are my wheelhouse, I had many in my fleet until they were stolen. Something to be aware of if you aren't used to scooter or motorcycle carbs, the mixture screw for the idle circuit is the opposite from regular small engines. It's an air screw, not a fuel screw, so you turn it in to go richer and out to go leaner. Also, the black part on the carb is an auto enrichment (kinda like a choke) and it hooks up to power and comes on with the key. There is an internal heating element that slowly closes off a port on the filter side of the carb. When the engine is cold, air flows through and draws more fuel to richen the mixture, and it slowly closes as the engine warms up. And for anyone who has a two-stroke scooter and is having no low end issues, having the intake tract being complete and the filter in there and properly oiled is mission-critical! People like to remove the stock air box and swap out to a free flowing pod filter, and then the thing has absolutely no power. They are tuned to run stock parts and any changes makes them run like poop unless you do the proper tuning. A great place to buy aftermarket and other scooter parts is Scooter Swap Shop in Portland Oregon, They are awesome!.

First of all , my condolences to you on your loss. It's not easy on ones soul but you have shown me over the years of watching you that you are a bless women with a strong heart. Kudo's to you on the completion of a great project, really a moral builder. As a former mechanic I know the feeling of long over due projects setting to be completed as I've had a 53 F-100 torn down for 6 years now on a restoration along with smaller items waiting to be maintained. The smile on your face is all the rewards. As for a name for the puppy, you called her a sweety pie so it would only be appropriate to name her SWEETPEA !!

I'm willing to bet Echo would ride on that scooter with you. It's amazing what a dog will take to just to be with it's owner.

I have not cried for awhile, sorry for your loss.

Lost my son the same way on 8-1-21, talked to him on the phone and a few hours later my daughter and my oldest boy showed up at my bedside and I knew without them saying a word. Anyway, call her "Lucky Girl". I am tearing into a 5hp B&S on my tiller. Your videos will help me I'm sure.

Thanks for being there for the dog.

I commend you on your message, "If I can do it YOU can dot it". It is a mentoring message essential for empowerment and confidence building for individuals and society. You have a great channel.

I just did some work on my 50cc scooter yesterday so I'm familiar with that carb. In case you're curious, that black cover that is on the electronic choke can lift up off of the electronic choke (without having to remove the screw that holds the electronic choke plate). Then what you do is rotate the choke (don't have to loosen the screw) so that when you push the cover back onto the choke, it also covers that exposed vent (if I remember correctly it vents into the float bowl - don't quote me on that one). Then if I remember correctly the other vacuum line goes to the gas flow valve. Hope that helps!

Sad story about the Zuma. I am putting back together my 85 Kawasaki 750 turbo right now! Been sitting for 7 years. My dog's name is Sprocket. Your new one looks like a sweetheart! All of my family members in that situation are gone now too. I can totally relate.

Very sweet video, Chickanic! Loss is so very tough to deal with I know. I lost my mom to long cancer this past Saturday, and it's rough. You are such a sweet person for sharing your very personal story, and for adopting the precious doggo! Fan from Wichita Kansas here!

Very nice, you have a good heart ❤️

Bre, you sounded like Eric Obrochta. "If I can do it, you can do it". Thank you for showing that even if a machine sits. It CAN be resurrected. Vroom Vroom!

Bre, I'm sorry for your loss. Sweet puppy!

good video. glad it started and got a chuckle at your excitement when it did. Nice save with the dog. I recently had to put down our 13 yr old rescue dog - a very emotional moment for us.

Sounds like you've got a story. You turned out good. That's a happy. I'm glad.

Hi Bre, nice to see a pro do the "Dance of Joy" Well done as always.

Your smile when it started up made the video!

Happy that you are happy - your reaction when the engine started speaks volumes!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing your family. Cute doggo!

Sorry for your loss Bre. Taking in a stray dog shows you have a kind and loving heart. Someone suggested Precious. I'll vote for that. We had a rescue pit bull we named Precious. She was the sweetest.

Your a great person.with a bigger heart.call her precious

Enjoyed the video. Very cool seeing the scooter run and bless you for taking in the pooch.

Sad story and sorry for your loss! But, your smile and excitement was rewarding! good job!

Awesome video the dog looks great she's very fortunate to have found you she seems very docile Molly might be a good name

Your excitement when your scooter started up is just how I feel whenever something I'm working on goes the way it should. 👍👍

You are a champion mecanics and a lady with a great heart for humans and animals. They both need people like you. I love your contents. You are talented, wise and since I am not a mecanics nerd, it is an accomplishment on your part to get me hooked to your channel. Big hug to your new dog who seems so lovely and hoping your two other dogs will accept her as well...

Thank you for sharing and so sorry for your loss. You are an amazing and talented person, I think you could fix just about anything. That scooter is just a chainsaw with wheels. 👍

Aw man so sorry 😞😞😞🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿! I struggle with alcohol myself and I went and got playing at a facility and it was tough for me because I lost my mom in the process so I understand how you feel. Thank you for doing what you doing.

I am from NY and love your videos. I myself repair high-end appliances in people's homes. I really enjoy your videos but i can tell just by the way you dealt with the new addition to your family ( not sure what you decided to name her ) but because of how you took her in, are taking care of her and treat her, you NOW have a loyal video watcher, and I promise to tell EVERYONE i know who is interested in chainsaw, tractor, and lawn mower repair videos, to watch YOUR videos !!! Thank you!! You made my weekend!!! Good work on the Zuma and cheers to your new four-legged friend

you did work on your late Dads Scooter so call your new dog Scooter BTW nice job on the Scooter use it enjoy it

I have enjoyed your videos for some time now. This one was special. It was good to see you excited about your success. Sorry about your loss. Your treatment of the dog shows your mettle. God bless you!

Great video,Real down to earth story and good to see the scooter start after all that work.

Takes alot to share your experience with your subscribers. I know something of what you've gone through. Lost my parents many years ago to health issues. And right around the time of your Dad's passing a sister lost her son. Was heartbreaking. All of these losses hurt. You keep on going, but many things that seemed important just get left behind, for a long time. As for your new pup, can't tell you what to name her, but she's sweet and she did luck out!👍 So, how about, "Lucky"? Anyway, I enjoy your small engine channel most of all the ones I subscribed to. The fact you're getting back into this project shows you're healing from your pain and your skills haven't suffered a bit. And perhaps your new buddy is a gift from above to put a stamp of approval on your progress. A kind of a gift. Keep it up and God bless. 🙏✝️👍

Sorry for your loss Thanks for the update on the dog

Thanks for rescuing the dog. Rescue pets are often amazing. They know when they have it good and they appreciate the love and care. Thanks for sharing your brother's story, maybe it will help someone else. I have shared the experience of finishing a basket case after several years disassembly. In my case it was an Ariens snowblower with a frozen transmission input bearing. I did it right because I did it three times until I figured out the assembly sequence! It lived to work another twelve years before being traded on a new one.

I am in this exact situation. Zuma sitting for a few years! Thanks for the video. Wish I could take the dog!

I have this same scooter but its the older two stroke. I’ve tore it down many times. Its fun and cheap to ride!!! Have fun b

Thanks for trusting your viewers by opening up a little. I hope nobody says anything unkind and violates that trust.

Sorry for your loss. :( Bree great job on the Yamaha. Happy for a doggie!

You gotta a good heart,Bless You.

Thanks, Bre. Have a great day. And thanks for keeping it real, and the puppy love❤

A true dog person, that puts you on a higher pedestal for me. Being English Setter types we saved an elderly rescue Irish Setter. From a bad life into our family please trust me, they know and truly appreciate a caring family. Love, comfort, quality dog food, good healthcare and security every dog deserves. Their living creatures depending on you for literally everything.

'Inspiration', exactly what I need.

I’m sorry about your dad. I’ve lost a lot of friends and almost did the same thing to my children. Got clean in 2000. What a nightmare this disease creates. Thank you for this project. He would be happy.

Thanks for sharing. You are brave and deserve all of the good things that come your way. The sincerity is palpable. You truly are the real deal and make great videos.

Sorry for your Loss You did a real good job Putting together and it sounds good too Thank you for the video

You said something that I often say as a math teacher; "If I can do it, you can do it." I just want you to know that because of you and Steve from Steve's small engines, I have changed 3 different carburetors, installed a new cable to kill my push mower, and built a kill switch for an old edger. All I can say is thank you. I'm sorry for the loss, but I'm super happy that you rescued the pup.

You have a wonderful heart and thank you for sharing your story. The puppy came to you for a reason and I’m glad you found each other.

So sorry for your loss. We all appreciate your help and continued knowledge.

Your sharing what happened to your Dad with us was difficult I'm sure, I lost a brother the same way. When we share there is a connection between us. We all knew you are a great mechanic and we had no doubt you would get your Dad's scooter running. He would be proud of you. It was that dog's lucky day when he found you !

Just have to go scootering now. Stay safe.

Saved time, money, frustration; maybe not. While I am coming to the party a little late, this has let me (and most likely many others) know that this strong, talented, beautiful woman we see on the outside is every bit as strong, beautiful, talented, as well as kind on the inside. In my years I've seen many check out of life for a lot less than you've endured. Believe me, KZread is a brighter place with you showing up! Plus it helps that I have a Burgman 650 scooter. Not in pieces, but not driven enough.

Well, to be perfectly honest. I thought it was very cool and refreshing. To see a female working on a moped? Especially my favorite kind type in model. I actually watched it and learned a few things from myself. Thanks for the video very kind of you and good for you.

You should name her Yama or Zuma, since she came just as you fixed the Yamaha. Sorry to hear about your dad

I had a 2005 just like that one. I rode it for many years until a newer 125 came up for sale. The smoking is normal and I saw it every time I started it. Top speed is about 40 to 45 and they are great for running for things as you can scoot thru traffic much quicker that with a car if the distance is close and the speed limit is lower. I work EMS and the Coroner Office. I see overdoses often and am very sorry to hear of your loss.

I would love to see a road test, perhaps you with a helmet cam. Sad to hear about your loss, but nice to see the resurrection of his ride. Another nice video!

Sorry for the your loss of your dad.

I did. Got my 641 running again. Have two spare coils cause no one will take returns on electrical parts, and a spare condenser, as well as an extra set of points. But I sure learned a lot about a tractor distributer as well as what ought not be grounded.