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Just like a drum mag.

Adding this one to my wishlist! Nice design!

I just bought a used 749 and your example helped me so much. The drum stuck on and the brake lever was seized and not moving freely. It was good to learn how to free those up. I ended up putting the lever in a vise and with penetrating oil managed to tap it back and forth until it broke free. It took about 30 minutes to work in enough oil to get it moving freely again. The needle-nose pliers and screwdriver example was exactly what was needed to get those springs back into place (and I still learned some new swear words). Great job!

Thank you

Invaluable resource. Thank you!

I think my left brake is not fully disengauged. BCS pulls to left when using and hear constant squeeking noise. How to fix?

its possible that the other neutral is now misaligned

Where can you get the pliers for 20 bucks? I can only find insanley expensive...

What a joke, a “quick-change.” This is a flaw of the BCS. Mine is a total joke. Brand new and has never been quick.

Do you carry replacement sickle bars for the 40” BCS mower?

Beztak jsto někde okopčil a teď si honíš triko, ómajgóte

Kup si Vari, kokote

Noo. zase tak velký zázrak to není. Existují praktičtější verze téhož. Podle mne je to taková vyjebaná šukačka k ničemu. To už by bývalo bylo lepší připojit ke hnací jednotce normální dvoukolák. Minimálně by to vyšlo nastejno a ještě by ses možná svezl, fešáku. ( fešák - viz kastrovaný pes )

Great video, thank you. Any source on oem parts. Amazon is promoting nothing but trash. I don't want to waste my time.

0:15 😂

Good vid. However, since the edge of the valve/rocker compartment is sharp edges and the jam & adjusting nuts are often almost seized together, it is a good idea to use a socket & ratchet to loosen the jam nut to place your hand further away from the compartment so that u can't accidentally bang & slice open your hand as can occur when using a 10mm wrench.

Excellent video with steps and views!

Nice!!! ET has some great tools. Glad I discovered them!

I'm a new inexperienced owner of an old 715 and cutter... man I wish I could like this more than once, splendid video Joel! Not only did you cover each element of maintenance, but also all the different evolutions of the design and how maintenance would be different. Thank you!

Is this the best brand of bailer for the bcs

Six-years later, your information is still perfect. --- Thanks for the great upload. ---

Price bro

How many bails to a roll of net wrap ?

The Dewit half moon hoe looks great. When attaching the hard ash handle using the supplied screw, the screw stripped even though I was being as careful as I could be. I finally found an Everbuilt #8 x 3/4" round head phillips zinc wood screw at a big box store. I couldn't find a stainless screw but was leaning in that direction even though they are weaker. While inserting the new screw, the screw broke off inside the handle. I think I will use it without a screw for now as it seems firmly attached without one. If the handle does come off, I'll drill out the old screw and try again. I do recommend drilling a pilot hole on those Dewit handles.

Is there anything else that could trigger the wrapper? I checked the lever dealy and it slides fine. Ours prematurely wraps and doesn't shut off until pulling the lever manually. Its an intermittent but debilitating problem!

Thanks for the video.I did something wrong on hooking up the spring... when I push the choke closed it races like crazy.. I bought a cheap Chinese carburetor to replace the one that was on there,it doesn't have that little side sediment bowl . I was told it's not needed.. my motor is for a pressure washer

I think the correct German name for that tool is a 'Karst'. It's used in vineyards which are very rocky and narrow between the rows to airate and plant new plants. Great tool, as you said mostly for rocky ground. For softer grounds there are 'Haue' which are the same tool, but with a narrow spade instead of forks. Great for turning ground and planting.

11:03 that square bar behind the roller gets snagged on things in reverse. It should be a round pipe.

- There was a trailer drawbar device on '?? New inventors? or something in Australia (ABC) 20 odd years ago with a"jointed drawbar" - ie, just -sort of - like yours. To reverse the trailer straight, or around a corner, it took the same inputs as simply backing the car, Their system used 2 gas struts pushing off the rear bumper of the car (or a bar connected to the sides of the trailer hitch, operation the same, add a link, reverse the steering input needed..

Its certainly going to be cheaper than a new broardfork

You use the large muscles of your legs and your body weight to leverage the broad fork. You use weaker, although not necessarily weak, upper body muscles for the swing fork, plus the shock of that fork hitting the ground is transferred to your upper body. It’s a lot more work, which you may not realize when you are younger. Years from now you will realize the difference. I’m 78 and can still use a broad fork with ease. Swinging a tool into the ground/wood repeatedly will quickly give me a very sore back and shoulders. Why I went a hydraulic log splitter and retired the splitting mail years ago.

When I was young, we used the swing fork to open potato hills and carrot beds and the like, working across the bed then pulling it to you. In our wet, stony ground it worked much better than the conventional 'digging fork', which was inclined to plug and harder to sink in. I'll happily attest to the excellence of the hand tools I've bought from you- *much* better than anything available to me locally, and well worth the cost- they are 'heirloom quality'.

We need to order a few next order.

That's a good broadfork. We cover a lot of ground with it.

Great job. I really appreciate it.

Joel, I'm getting ready to use mine for the first time! It looks like Carrabaggi has an adjustment bar on the gear side of the unit. Maybe it can run a little deeper. Anyway, I will see how it goes!

Quality video as always.

I'm looking for info on grillo tine replacement. Have sent 2 emails, no response.

Thanks so easy to understand 👍👍

Great info video, but the camera person needs lessons.

This tool is not used in europe in flat terrain. It is used to push the hay downhill to the point where you can pick it up with a tractor. This is old tool, replaced by hayrakes, like for example Lavrih AlpFlow. But these are much more expensive and used farmers with alot of steep slopes.

My local Honda dealer sold me a brand new starter for about $13 for my 2010 HRR216.

Thanks for the information on how to replace the recoil starter roup for Honda GP 160, Namibia 🇳🇦

Joel is THE MAN.

I just bought an older BCS which not only has a frozen clutch, but also the old Acme ALN330WB has no compression. This video helps solve one problem, and I will be contacting you folks soon to have you sell me one of those Kohler CH395s you have advertised on your website to repower it. :)

Excellent video. Similar tools, but different. I know the video you're referencing by Curtis Stone, ruclips.net/video/Js0MXh4PoRY/видео.html&t and to be fair, he has a unique situation where the PDR tool works great for him. Curtis only uses one implement on the BCS and because of that he has removed the quick coupler which changes the weight distribution. For his situation, he essentially created a multi-tool which speeds up his work. If you are able to have both tools I think that's great, but if you could only have one, I think you'd have to go with the tiller and roller (either the earth tools one or the PDR).

Know this is a old video. I have a predator 420 motor, and the pull cord is near the air filter, so is pulls to the left of the machine, can I unbolt this and rotate it so i can pull start it to the right?

Thank you. Extremely helpful.

What is there isn’t a screw hole? Tia

Excellent explanation. Thank you.