**Always follow the instructions in your repair manual when doing repair or maintenance work on Outdoor Power Equipment. Manuals can be found at the manufacturers website.** The subject of this video is how to change the engine oil and oil filter on a Kohler V-Twin Engine found on a Craftsman GT5000 Garden Tractor. The engine oil capacity is 1.7 – 1.9 quarts, and Kohler recommends using a multi viscosity, detergent type motor oil with a API SG rating. The Kohler OEM Oil Filter part number is 12 050 01. The engine should be cleaned and brought to operating temperature before the oil and filter is changed. If the engine can’t be cleaned, than at least clean the area of the engine involved in the oil change to prevent any dirt from entering the engine. Bringing the engine to operating temperature will help the used oil flow better and any impurities in the engine are more likely to flow out with hot engine oil. After the engine is cleaned and brought to operating temperature, than the next step is to find the oil drain plug, remove it, and let the old engine oil drain out of the engine. After all the engine oil has drained out of the engine, reinstall the drain plug. With the oil drained and the drain plug reinstalled, than find the oil filter and remove it. Not all engines found on lawn and garden tractors have a oil filter, so this step can be skipped if your engine doesn’t have a oil filter. After the oil filter is removed, than clean the oil filter adapter. Apply a light …
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Small Engine Repair: How to Change the Engine Oil and Oil Filter on a Lawn & Garden Tractor
Written by Tools on Friday, January 27th, 2012 in Power Equipment.
Tags: Change, Engine, Filter, Garden, Lawn, Repair, Small, TRACTOR
How-to Change a Push Mower Spark Plug
Written by Tools on Sunday, January 15th, 2012 in Power Equipment.
Tags: Change, HowTo, mower, Plug, Push, SPARK
www.mtdparts.com – Watch this short video and learn how to change the spark plug on your walk behind lawn mower. Find additional push mower parts at, http Learn more about maintaining your other outdoor power equipment at the MTD Knowledge Center, www.mtdparts.com
How-to Change a Self-Propelled Push Mower Bel
Written by Tools on Monday, January 9th, 2012 in Power Equipment.
Tags: Change, HowTo, mower, Push, SelfPropelled
www.mtdparts.com – Watch this short video and learn how to change the drive belt on your walk behind lawn mower. Find additional lawn mower belts at, http Learn more about maintaining your other outdoor power equipment at the MTD Knowledge Center, www.mtdparts.com
How to Change the Oil on a Riding Lawn Mower
Written by Tools on Sunday, January 8th, 2012 in Power Equipment.
Tags: Change, Lawn, mower, Riding
www.mtdparts.com – Watch this short video to learn how to change the oil on a riding lawn mower. Find additional riding lawn mower parts at, http Learn more about maintaining your other outdoor power equipment at the MTD Knowledge Center, www.mtdparts.com
Greenlee 0652-11 Utility Knife, Quick Change
Written by Tools on Saturday, December 31st, 2011 in Lighting & Electrical.
Tags: 065211, Change, Greenlee, knife, Quick, Utility
- Over molded for secure, comfortable grip
- Retractable three-position blade for safety and convenience
- Easy front-loading design provides for quick blade change
- Blade storage in pop-up holder
- Packaged with three heavy-duty blades, Greenlee 9952-11
Product Description
Greenlee 0652-11 Heavy Duty Utility Knife comes with heavy-duty patented serrated replacement blades and has an over-molded grip for increased user comfort with a non-slip grip. Its retractable multi-positional blade all… More >>
How to Change a Riding Lawn Mower Deck Belt
Written by Tools on Tuesday, December 27th, 2011 in Power Equipment.
Tags: Belt, Change, Deck, Lawn, mower, Riding
www.mtdparts.com – Watch this short video to learn how to change the deck belt on a riding lawn mower. Find additional lawn mower belts at, http Learn more about maintaining your other outdoor power equipment at the MTD Knowledge Center, www.mtdparts.com
How-to Change the Oil in a Push Mower
Written by Tools on Monday, December 5th, 2011 in Power Equipment.
Tags: Change, HowTo, mower, Push
www.mtdparts.com – Watch this short video and learn how to change oil on your walk-behind lawn mower. Find additional push mower parts at, http Learn more about maintaining your other outdoor power equipment at the MTD Knowledge Center, www.mtdparts.com
Windshield Wiper Blades, When To Change| Northfield, Hudson, Walton Hills, Twinsburg Ohio
Written by Tools on Monday, November 28th, 2011 in Automotive Parts.
Tags: Blades, Change, Hills, Hudson, Northfield, Ohio, Twinsburg, Walton, Windshield, Wiper
Windshield wipper blades replacement. Northfield-Nordonia-Macedonia Ohio car service shop Nordonia Goodyear has been serving the Macedonia, Nordonia, Northfield, Walton Hills, Hudson, Twinsburg, Penninsula, and Brecksville Ohio areas from 1982. They remain ASE Certified Technicians. They can inspect your car or truck’s tire preasure, battery, and tire tread while you pass the time, or present you a quick courtesy ride to your workplace or back home.Nordonia Goodyear gives expert service in brakes, automobile air conditioning, engine diagnostics, oil changes, tune ups, A/C repair, A/C recharge, tires, suspension work, lights, axles, hoses, belts, clutches, oil leaks, cruise control, keyless entry, remote starts, alarm systems, mist systems, A/C equipment, heaters, electrical, power windows, power door locks, cooling systems, radiators, oil filter, water pump, on-star, shocks/struts, engine repair, freon, condensor, compressor, and transmission work , tune ups, diagnostics, brakes, air conditioning, transmission service, engine repair, fluid exchanges, fluid flushed, axles, suspension, shocks, struts, exhaust, 30/60/90K, timing belts, batteries, starters, alternators, tires, wheel balancing, radiator service, head gaskets, valve cover gaskets, differential replacement and repair, abs light diagnostic and repair, and alignments. They sell a complete selection of tires, car batteries, automotive parts, and mufflers. Nordonia Goodyear offers a broad price range of the best car …
Small Engine Repair: Oil Change, Check RPM, Voltage, Frequency on Briggs & Stratton Generator
Written by Tools on Monday, November 14th, 2011 in Power Equipment.
Tags: Briggs, Change, Check, Engine, Frequency, Generator, Repair, Small, Stratton, Voltage
**Always follow the instructions in your repair manual when doing repair or maintenance work on Outdoor Power Equipment. Manuals can be found at the manufacturers website.** In this video I check the voltage and frequency at the outlets on a portable Briggs & Stratton Generator, and the RPM of the engine. I also change the engine oil. You really should get a repair manual for the generator your working on to see the electrical schematic and get the proper specs for the generator, but in the USA the voltage should be close to 120 or 240 volts depending on the type of outlet, and the frequency should be around 60 hertz. To get 60 hertz on most generators, the engine RPM should be close to 3600 RPM. Every generator can have different specifications, so a repair manual is really important for proper specifications and the electrical schematic is priceless. The engine on this generator uses a splash type oil system, so it doesn’t have a oil filter to replace. You simple drain the oil and refill the engine with 32 ounces of fresh oil. It is important to warm up the engine to operating temperature before you replace the oil. Warming up the engine helps the oil flow better, and it causes contaminates in the oil to get suspended in the oil and drain out with the old oil. I always use a single grade oil in the warm season with air cooled engines. Single grade oil holds up better than a multi grade oil under high temperatures. Air cooled engines run at a higher temperature than a …
Minimalist Tubeless Motorcycle Tire Change Part II
Written by Tools on Wednesday, October 12th, 2011 in Motorcycle.
Tags: Change, Minimalist, Motorcycle, part, Tire, Tubeless
Manual Tire Changing. In this video the point is made that you can get the bead to seat using a small pump or tankless air compressor — it’s just a matter of enough air pressure, often less than the final recommended running pressure. It is still prudent to find a place to change your tires in proximity to a high volume air compressor (with a tank) that can give you a good initial “puff” of air to help create a seal. There are some rear tire and rim combinations where it may be difficult to get the tire to begin to hold air with a small output pump, even after bouncing the wheel and/or strapping the circumference to initiate a seal. Part I – Breaking the Bead: www.youtube.com Part II – You’re looking at it! Part III – Rough Balancing: www.youtube.com
