Craftsman car vacuum Videos

• 1. Unboxing and Test of Craftsman 2 5 Gallon Shop Vac
• 2. Karcher Commercial Floor care NT 14/1 Craftsman Wet/Dry Vacuum
• 3. Craftsman Remote Control Wet/Dry Vac
• 4. Craftsman Vacuum-Shredder-Bagger - 3.5 Tecumseh - first run on propane
• 5. Craftsman Nextec 12v 29642 Cordless Handheld Vacuum - Real User Review & How To
• 6. Unboxing Review Craftsman 2-1/2 Gallon 1.75 Peak HP Wet/Dry Vacuum
• 7. Fix Mower that won't start Craftsman 700 series platinum Briggs and Stratton

Unboxing and Test of Craftsman 2 5 Gallon Shop Vac

User Comments

Fidel Lacayo commented on 11 Oct 2015

Thank you. You have convinced me to buy it. Looks good enough to clean my car.

Karcher Commercial Floor care NT 14/1 Craftsman Wet/Dry Vacuum

Craftsman Remote Control Wet/Dry Vac

Craftsman Vacuum-Shredder-Bagger - 3.5 Tecumseh - first run on propane

Craftsman Nextec 12v 29642 Cordless Handheld Vacuum - Real User Review & How To

User Comments

Philip G commented on 17 Jan 2013

Make it suck better so i can buy one i love how it looks and want it to work better make one asap

Unboxing Review Craftsman 2-1/2 Gallon 1.75 Peak HP Wet/Dry Vacuum

User Comments

Ami Khariton commented on 16 Sep 2014

Hello I've been following you for quite a while I own a 2004 Nissan altima and I am desperate for help I have a P1273 code, I replaced the Af sensor 1 bank 1 and the mass air flow sensor and even had a mechanic weld the exauhst leak but the code still pops up even after clearing it with the machine and removing the battery, my mechanic also said i have a crack on my catalytic converter. Do you think that would trigger the P1273? Please reply thank you 

Alexey Gavrilov commented on 28 Sep 2014

were exactly you have crack in catalyst? before oxygen sensors or after...  Send me PM...

Fix Mower that won't start Craftsman 700 series platinum Briggs and Stratton

User Comments

kaloshilo commented on 16 May 2015

Thanks, I got the mower to turn on a few times using your method. Is there a fluid I can pour down fuel tank? I have a new mower but have not used in years.

Eric C commented on 19 May 2015

Another good idea is dump or drain the old gas first.

Eric C commented on 19 May 2015

Yeah there's stuff called sea foam or I use stuff called stable. It's red at all auto places and most walmarts. Hope it helps!!!

Andrew Hilburn commented on 14 Jul 2014

I have the same 700 series. The thing will not start. Fresh gas, flushed and drained tank. New fuel line to the carb. Cleaned the bowl out. Cleaned up the magnetic point. Cleaned the new spark plug just to be sure. Nothing. Not sure what to try next.

Eric C commented on 14 Jul 2014

+Andrew Hilburn Good luck!

Andrew Hilburn commented on 14 Jul 2014

Yes very much so.

Eric C commented on 14 Jul 2014

+Andrew Hilburn by the way thanks so much for stopping by and asking a question, I hope these suggestions help. 

Eric C commented on 14 Jul 2014

+Andrew Hilburn I would check the price of both, just get the new carb if they are even close (which most times is the case)... You are talking to a guy who DOES small engine repair. And I love it.  :) 

Andrew Hilburn commented on 14 Jul 2014

I talked to a guy that used to do small engine repair. He says to get a rebuild kit. And yes. It will stay running while spraying starter fluid.

Eric C commented on 14 Jul 2014

+Andrew Hilburn I would bet it is still the carb... Could you try spraying into the carb to keep it running? Or have someone else try with you? I am thinking just you should just buy a new carb. Have you used gas with ethanol?  I say buy a new one but if you can find a cheap rebuild kit I would do that first... Unfortunately most times a new carb is about the same price as a rebuild kit. 

Andrew Hilburn commented on 14 Jul 2014

When spraying a small quick spray of starting fluid. It will run for about 2 seconds then die.

Eric C commented on 14 Jul 2014

What is it doing when you try to start it? Can you make a video? I should be able to help!

MidwestMiddleClass commented on 05 Jun 2014

I recently tore down my mowers carb and cleaned it all up. I found the problems that have been plaguing me for 2 seasons. One was a sticking float bowl. I cant count how many times I pulled the bowl to clean the needle and seat - never stuck when I was servicing it - duh! And the other problem was gunk in the tiny holes of the bolt that holds the bowl up onto the carb. Now that thing runs like a champ!

Eric C commented on 07 Jun 2014

Thanks he's smarter than I am, becoming a crutch for old Dad. 

Eric C commented on 07 Jun 2014

bad ass great work Sir!

MidwestMiddleClass commented on 05 Jun 2014

Bu the way, I was impressed that your son knew to ask if you wanted a phillips or standard screwdriver. Way to teach em young brother!