1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Seriously, probably better it went off when it did and just took him out rather than taking out his whole family during the actual reveal.

 

Whole new meaning to deadbeat dad.

 

Ooof lol

 

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K1B19A, or it could be 1B19A. The K is unclear

 

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Or maybe C1S

 

Yea for about a decade I was a power equipment parts/sales/service guy. I am most familiar with Honda power equipment, Stihl and Husqvarna. Also engines I'm familiar with are kawasaki power equipment, Kohler,, and Briggs and Stratton.. But throughout the various shops I worked at plus when I ran my own business I've worked on almost all brands

 

https://youtu.be/XatXy6ZhKZw?t=54

 

No shit!! How did you get into the automation field?

 

Yes that's a zama. Your model and spec code are C1S-K1B the rebuild kit you need is part number RB-6

Here's a breakdown of the carb

 

"oh shit, I never turned the fuel valve on"

 

NGL I left the fuel hose unhooked the first time

 

Nobody needs tactical gender reveal devices!!!! They should be regulated to confetti drops only

 

I've been working with power equipment for most of my life in one way or another and I've always ended up being the electrical repair guy on the equipment.. my last job, we'll call it W, was manufacturing concrete cutting equipment. W has a 480V hydraulic power-packed and the control panel is built by my full time job, we'll call that M. Before I started working here at M, M's lead time was too long so W bought the parts and and I built it there. The supervisor at M came by to inspect the panel for cya reasons and was so impressed with my build he offered me a part time job.

Now I'm at M full time and work for W part time

 

It goes back to our conversation about doing stupid shit for publicity.

 

first world problems. One of my well intentioned neighbors with a snowblower completely buried everything parked on the side of my driveway

 

That was the most common phone call I fielded. All equipment gets the fuel valve shut off when transported from shop back to customer (reduces chance of flooding the carb with road vibration)

I get a call asking why it won't start... most didn't even know their lawnmower had a shutoff valve lol

 

Nice!! It’s always the connections huh.

My neighbor was the foreman at the FedEx warehouse they were building and saw me welding in the driveway. He offered me a job as one of the head maintenance techs over there. Couldn’t take it because I wasn’t 18 yet.

 

It absolutely has always been the connections.

It's a good thing you weren't 18 that would've been a serious baptism by fire kinda job, they have HEAVY expectations on maintenance personnel

 

UNO reverse*

 

soft hearts soft hands