40x2:17Echo Bear Cat generators
4.1K views · 8 years ago
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My name is Scott and I work at a small engine repair shop as a mechanic. I specialize in 2 cycle and handheld outdoor power equipment. The videos you'll see here are actual customer repairs on that type of equipment. After the repair I'll do a voice-over to explain what is happening and help you to perform the same repair yourself. You'll also find helpful tips and shop practices that you may find useful in your own workshop. And of course as a mechanic I'll have to add some tool related videos as well. Later.
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