The End of an Era: Why I'm Closing My Small Engine Repair Shop After 12 Years..(Medical Issues)
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My name is Bre. I took two years of small engine repair at the local college. When I left school, I fell into a wonderful job at a local small engine shop where I worked the counter for a couple years. In 2010 my husband and I opened up our own small engine shop in central Arkansas where I am able to work alongside my family and best friends. We see over 2,000 pieces of small engine equipment every year, and answer 1,000's of small engine questions. We specialize in brands such as Briggs and Stratton, Kohler, Echo and Shindaiwa, but work everyday on MANY other brands like Stihl, Husqvarna, Honda, Craftsman, Remington, Red Max, Troy Bilt, Scag, Bad Boy, Hustler, World Lawn, Poulan, Mantis, Etc.. Hopefully, my experience I share, will save you Time, Money and Frustration in the future!
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I just found you. Thank you for everything. I am a truck mechanic and you were invaluable because small 2cycle is my Achilles heel. Thank you best for the soaking trimmer line hack. That was amazing and saved me years of frustration! God bless you in your new endeavors and your husbands hip surgery
My organization 'genes' are chomping at the bit watching this vid. If you guys could buy a giant Morton building, that would be perfect. (I love your blue Bug, btw!) Hope all goes well- love your videos, thank you for taking time to make them (a real encouragement to mechanically minded women everywhere!) 🎉❤
Bre and Ron... Wishing you both the best. Looking forward to the next phase of Chickanic and hoping that Ron's hip replacement goes well.
Well said
You and Steve's Small Engine are the two absolute best sources for homeowners who like to repair/maintain equipment. Thank you
There's always Taryl Dactyl cause I think Steve was going in rehab. Just joking. But Taryl is pretty good too.
When I built my shop 30 years ago I was able to bu used warehouse shelving units for much less than new homeowner type shelving. Something you might check on for your new shop.
@@unclej7842I only tuned into Steve’s channel to see April 😅❤
Who is Steve?
I love both the videos from Chickanic and Steve. But for some reason I get so thirsty after watching a video with Steve! 😉
Totally impressed that you put your husband's health ahead of the business and even KZhead. Prayers for both of you. Looking forward to your future videos!
Amen to this comment & ditto. My wonderful.wife of 31 yrs. 7 mo. is of the same thought. As I type this, we're in the ER with another blockage of my colon, caused by a Crohns Disease Flare-up. R.O.B./
@@RandyB-ei1uy My dad suffered with Crohns for years. It's a nasty disease! My prayers for you and your wife.
@CK-nb3wq thank you so much. It is being cured in England, U.K. and in Australia. Where they use 3 antibiotics. Rifadin, Clarithromycin, &.Clofazamin. R.O.B./
Don't erase your repaire library. Thanks for all your help; you really know your stuff!
I’m a relatively new subscriber, 66 yrs old, been fixing stuff with engines since the 60s. Your channel so helpful and informative. Get that husband back to 100% and your new venture in motion. Can’t wait!
Best wishes to your husband. Recovery from hip surgery is relatively easy. It's the knees that have a long and painful recovery. So glad to know that we'll be getting more videos from the talented and beautiful Chickanic. Please keep up informed about how things are progressing. Those of us who follow your channel feel like family!
I'd far rather b knee than hip...sorry
Try shoulder surgery. My husband had his rotator, bicep, and labrum operated on. At the same time he also broke the bone at the top if his arm. The part that looks like a ball. Luckily it was non displaced. Off work nine months. Miserable for almost two years. That was in 2016 and lost 10% range of motion and still in constant pain. But low enough that he can get by without any pain pills. But actually its slowly getting worse. He's now in his 60s.
@@geoffreysmommy Pain and loss of range of motion is fairly common with rotator cuff surgery. It's a bear!
The wife has had both shoulders replaced. Arthritis is no fun.
Good luck with the hip surgery. Had mine like 25 years ago. It was a life changing event! So far, still good. I am 68.
Sheesh, I'm almost exhausted just seeing your shop cleanout and imagining how much work that was. And like 1000s of other fans, wishing you and your family all the best.
Best of luck to you and Ron. Take care and we'll be here waiting!
You scared me, I thought you were closing forever! I’m sure everything will turn out fine. You have thousands of loyal viewers pulling for your family to enjoy continuing success. We need your help with our engines and learn tons from your channel. Thanks for the update!
Yep, I thought she was closing forever. I am glad she is not.
Sorry to hear that. Dandahermit
I see all your projects. To me it was Larening experien for me. I in job your video's a lot. 🌹❤🌹💪🇺🇸🙏
Currently waiting on a new hip in the next few weeks. I really understand Ron’s pain. Love your channel.
You have done a fantastic job of educating me and family. You are great team and it is hard work. I have thoroughly enjoyed you folks. I've had 4 back operations and i feel you guys pain. People will be much better off if you can stay online and preach to us. God Bless you all.
So glad to hear your KZhead channel isn’t going away! Best wishes as you guys begin a new chapter and wishing Ron a speedy recovery.
Wishing you both well. I had a new hip 13 years ago, certainly a game changer. Many thanks for your great videos.
Seeing all those parts, whew! Where there's a will, there's a way. Good luck with surgery and recovery.
Let me edit my comment so that those folks that don’t understand what I am saying will have a correct and better understanding . I forgot to write to the lowest common denominator. The comment was for her not yall anyway. Some people stop their regular business and go full KZhead only to discover it isn’t the full time job they wanted, they then shut down their KZhead content.Please don’t shut down the KZhead content even if you get discouraged or turned off by it. You are one of the few honest, helpful folks that I trust and I would hate to lose you on here. You and your husband are in our prayers. You for your new adventure and him for his surgery and full recovery. Hopefully this expanded comment will help other commenters to realize I know she will be making more content, that she is going full time KZhead and I am thankful for that. For those of y’all that got it the first time, thank you.
Guess you missed the part about there being a ton more of content.
Nope I heard it, just reiterating I don’t want her to shut down KZhead. I appreciate her to much to lose that as well.
@@randyhensley150 She literally is going full youtube but you're asking not to "shut down the youtube"??
I get it did you not see my response . I get it, but I’ve seen people shutting down because KZhead wasn’t what they thought it would be. Just trying to give her some encouragement not to do that. Go worry about yourself.
Good for you. Take the time you both need for health. We can all wait. Good luck. John
Here’s hoping Ron’s hip surgery goes well! And I’m so glad you are going to still be posting in KZhead! My dear hubby passed almost 3 years ago and I learned how to do a lot of things for him and since him, but your chainsaw videos are my lifesavers! Bless you for doing this and looking forward to more videos from you! 🥰🥰
many hip problems as well as knee and ankle issues are from having duck feet. i spent the last year and a half slowly fixing my duck feet that was giving me serious pain on my inside hip area. to see if you have duck feet stand straight up with your feet together take 1 dozen or so steps looking straight ahead. stop walking and without moving your feet or legs look down at your feet. if your feet are pointing outward you have duck feet.
Sorry to hear. Thank you for your great contrbutions to us over-70 non-mechanics.
It's been a pleasure and great learning experience. I hope Ron has a speedy recovery, and both of you have a well-deserved rest.
Im only 48 and just had a full hip replacement a few weeks ago, I can relate to what your husband is going through. Let him know it's not that bad of recovery I was walking normal again after about 7 days. Good luck to ya both!
Grandfather 78ish was back on his pegs after 5-7 days, experience no pain or very minimal.
@@robertbotting983 That sounds good, but he probably didn’t have to mechanic work and be on the ground, getting down and back up, plus climbing. I had to walk immediately after my knee replacement surgery (after I woke up and stuff) and 7 months later, it’s still a challenge to work on things or walk far.
Good for you, my mother in law did it at age 70. Most people in ther 70s or older dont recover key it getting back up fast.
Wow! Tell Steve I’m pulling for him and praying. I live in Alberta, Canada and I’m 70 years old. I’m waiting for shoulder replacement surgery. The catch, two year wait. Will keep waiting and watching. God bless Steve. You will be well again!
Thank you, my Friend for all your help with my repairs on my yard equipment. I've also been able to help my friends and family with their repairs. Wishing you both the best with your future endeavors. I'm praying for you and Ron as he gets that hip replacement, that all goes well. Your the best, love you guys
Bre, I'm so sad you are closing and changing things around. As long as you keep coming to us with all your sugestions, fixes, humor, and yourself, we will be happy. The very best for your next adventure. With all our Love and Respect, keep us informed and up to date.
I’ve been a mechanic for 30 years on everything from cars to bucket trucks and I learn a lot about small engines from you! I hope this break will allow you to have a better setup. I have too much junk laying around myself, a mechanic can’t seem to help holding onto good useable parts no matter how outdated they are! Every now and then I have a purge but then shortly afterwards, I need something I pitched! I feel your pain and I wish you all the best!
Junk and old new parts, clutter for sure !
You have it you don't need it it you get rid of it you wish you had it. 😊
I'm a computer tech........PCs, switches, routers, cables, parts, cases, tools.............I feel ya!
You do not have a monopoly on that fren! Its hard to junk stuff that will/would be usefull..... its called recycling, yeah I know its a novelty for some! as a 30 yr tech and seeing ppl thro bicycles into the skip because it has a flat tyre .. disgusts me! Brought up fixin stuff & to look after things ... Now lost on todays throw away society...... Take away point.... fixers will always be needed ..... and we dont do it for FREE!
New Old Stock parts come in demand years later sometimes. Can be a good thing to have in the future.
Just keep the ideas coming! We love you. We love the help you have supplied.
Thank you for all that you do! Prayers for your family.
I am 71 and have always been strong and healthy. The last 2 years have been hell. I always tried to cut firewood every day. I had 2 bad accidents last year and spent several months in the hospital. I am weak and not stable on my feet and it sucks. I understand where you are coming from. I will continue to watch and support you. It is good that you have the channel to help financially. Most people that are self employed do not have that luxury. Happy that you are able to do this. good luck in the future. I hope his hip replacement works out. I quit using Husqvarna a few years ago and now have all Echo saws . I have 2, 590's and a 501P. I love them.
First off, Best of success with Rons hip replacement. People always come first, especially family!! Moving is never easy and you have shown us just how much inventory and equipment needs to be relocated. That alone is a major project. Your viewers and local customers will always wait for you since you have provided so much to your patrons and fans. God Bless you all and that includes your staff as well. Looking forward to your new videos but do remember to take care of Bre!!! Thank you on behalf of all your viewers past, present and future for all you have shared and taught. Stay healthy, happy and forever safe!!! 🙏
I will keep you and your husband in my prayers!
I couldn't say it any better. Thank you sincerely, and God Bless you ALL !
😢 I hate that for both of you l just had heart surgery 8 weeks ago. Surgery sucks any way you look at it, good luck.
Just started watching your videos and you have helped me out tremendously. I started working on push mowers, leaf blowers and now since I’ve found you chainsaws. Please continue with your videos. I didn’t know a thing about these things, I just started tearing into them. Thank you for your detailed videos. You’re awesome
I am 58 and have the same issues with health. I wish you all the luck in the world !
My uncle who died of cancer had a small engine shop in PA. I really enjoyed watching your videos. It reminded me of better times. Thank you for everything you’ve posted 🙂
I closed my business serving the general public for medical issues, I go sick of the clients
Same with me. RV service for 8 years found out people SUCK!
25 years running my Motorcycle shop.. same thing with people.. and then Covid and it’s parts shortage problem.. You would have it was my fault listening to the customers. I could retire, so I did.. No independent shops left in this half of the state.. Oh well.
People generally suck but good customers appreciate good businesses.
Maybe the clients were sick of you
Best of wishes . Just have to say your a wealth of factual hands on knowledge brings a smile to my face ear to ear because you have so much enthusiasm and pride in what you do !!! I’m 47 an ex production faller From Alberta Canada . My family members are huge in the forestry industry it’s a great space learning from your joyful videos thank you for pushing forward against the corporate agenda against small businesses and global uncertainty cheers
Your a very good teacher and the explanations have been invaluable for whatever subject you cover, looking forward to many more. Speedy recovery to Ron as I have been on multi month recovery for an ankle and being glued to this content.
Your success on KZhead is wonderful, good for you both. The move out is a good one in my opinion. Why pay rent when it’s your repair business that brings the profits, not a storefront. I love the new shop building! Congratulations Brie & Ron. Another American success story purely because of honest hard work and good people. 👍🏻🇺🇸
It's brilliant to see that you guys have a plan in place. Health issues can be such a burden. I pray that you are able to clear the hurdles and that all works out well. With your youthfulness and energy I am sure all will work out for the best. Good luck and thank you for the great and inspiring content that you share so freely 👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you for helping people with their small engine problems. We will miss you.
I’m just glad you are not leaving us for good. I recently came across your videos and am hooked on your knowledge! You’re awesome and I’m looking forward to seeing more of your videos. Thank you for what you do!
All the best! Our local small engine shop closed a couple of years ago, leaving a void. Fortunately, most of us - thanks to you and a few others on YT, plus on-line parts suppliers - can fix things ourselves. And good luck with your inventory.
God Bless ❤ ☮️🙏🏿
You go girl. I’ve learned from you and your knowledge is vast. As a 71 year old I know the problems your husband is dealing with. That hip should help tremendously but we will never be 18. ❤️❤️❤️
We all appreciate you’re content and you have helped many of us with fixing our own equipment. Hope all goes well for you guys and we will be patiently waiting your for your returns.
Prayers for you and your husband! Take ALL THE TIME YOU NEED for him to recover and to ponder your decisions about your next shop location. We will all be here when you get back. Thank you for SO MUCH amazing content over the years - you are one of the best! Till then....
You have been a lifesaver for many a DIY viewer on this platform. While KZhead is many many issues, I am glad you have a platform to share your thoughts and ideas. Godspeed on your new ventures and a healthy healing to your husband!
I don’t do much small engine work these days but I enjoy your content and always learn something. I think I’m attracted to channels that feature honesty and straight talk, no matter what the subject is. Good luck and good health to both of you.
My words totally!
Get the hip done asap, it's a case of priority, I had mine done and was out 18 hrs later, life changing, then you can put him back to work!!! Thanks for all the tips, especially on strimmers and 2 strokes, saved me a fortune and a lot of time. Best wishes and greetings from Belfast to you both
Really enjoy your videos, been a subscriber for a long time, you present the real facts for us viewers. Prayers for Ron and you as you make this transition, and especially for the mandatory REHAB after! Do not let him blow it off or get lazy. The rehab is about 90% of the success of the surgery. Blessings on all of you from the Pappap in North Florida
You, Ron and the channel have been a blessing for so many Bre, wishing you well and praying everything goes accordingly with Ron's surgery and recovery.
Sorry to hear that Ron is needing a repair. 😊 No doubt that your regular customers would bring their business to your home shop. As for listing items online, I suggest you find a local college student with the needed skill set. They usually work for cheap. Perhaps your kids? Prayers for you all.
I wonder if she can legally work out of the house. I am sure she could, but there are probably some steps involved in making that happen that might not be worth it for a year of downtime.
ive got a greenfield rideon mower with a 16 hp Briggs n stratton motor single cylinder OHC, keeps braking shear pins in the flywheel with no belts attached, i googled it says bolt on flywheel needs to be torqued to 100 ft lbs did this but kept shearing pins off within 10 mins of it sittling there idling can anyone suggest anything to help me thankyou in advance cheers Scott from Australia
@@scottreynolds1984 You will have a better chance of getting an answer if you post this as your own comment rather than under someone else's. I'll give it a shot though. I assume you mean flywheel keys rather than a pin, but I am a truck mechanic not small engine so I have no idea what is out there in single cylinder land. Is the flywheel a tight fit on the shaft? If the key keeps breaking and the flywheel spins on the crank it could wear it so the flywheel is loose. That would break keys off very quickly with no load. Is the key the right size? Is the flywheel bolt the right length? If it bottoms out before the flywheel seats it would torque fine but the flywheel would be loose. Maybe missing a washer? There could be a crack in the flywheel bore. Is your torque wrench accurate?
I wish you and your husband all the best. As a new subscriber, I was afraid you would not be making anymore videos also. It is great for me that you plan to make even more. Your videos give easy to follow instructions on how to make repairs. I definitely need that. At 75 years of age I need to save money anywhere I can. Thank you so much.
Keep posting ( RE-posting!) or subscribers will "wander away" I found you two weeks ago, and you have saved me mucho bucks!
That is very sweet and I really love that she's going to stay in business for everyone there and I love the way she has everything organized
I wish you all a bunch of luck, I’ve learned so much from your extremely informative videos, not to mention the money you’ve saved me throughout the years. I will miss you
Thank you so much for all your videos guys. It’ll be great to see you back in action.
Thank you for what you do, it really helps us old school guys (60+) Prayers for Ron and quick healing! God Bless y’all
You do such a great job of explaining and showing us how to repair, and most importantly to me, how things work! Will look forward to your future projects! I’m 79 Monday, but still healthy, so best of luck to your husband! You have a special wife- but you know it!
A constant in life is change. I have been watching and learning for the last few years. I wish the best to you and your partner-husband. Take care of yourselves and thank you for promising to keep your amazing amazing content coming. You know, saving time, money and frustration....
Sorry for the hip, but praying for a speedy and full recovery. Thanks for all you’ve posted so far and look forward to your help on my next problem.
Glad your here and will keep making great content. Hope Hubs heals quickly and you all get it back on!
Wish you the very best on your journey
Your in person customers will really miss you, but us youtube customers will love the extra content. Prayers and wishes for a fast recovery and quick return to repairing things!
Please don't close the website!😢 I'm 69 years old and I get a lot of info from it to work on my lawnmowers and weed eater. Thank you and may God bless you.
Home Depot Husky brand shelves are great; They are extremely strong and free-standing. I'm pleased with mine that have held up well for 10+ years. I wish you good luck with this new endeavor.
Thanks Chickanic. My dad’s hip pain actually originated from stenosis in his spine. They were saying he might need a new hip. But his spine issue was more pressing. They did stenosis surgery on the nerve tunnels two spine vertebrae and after his surgeries, his hip problems went away! I’ve had two laser spine surgeries two months apart. It was outpatient surgery! Couldn’t walk going into the surgery. Then walked out of surgery three hours later.
Thanks for the info!
@@Chickanic I'm sorry for your husband and you I pray that everything goes well ❤️🩹🙏❤️🩹🙏 for both of you 💝 we care a lot about both of you 💕💖
@@Chickanicdo rehab, not surgery. Do the exercises first for a couple months.
@@Chickanic I'm still praying for you and your family love you guys 💖💖
Former small business owner myself, frightening but also an opportunity to move on to the next chapter of your lives. Hope everything goes well with Ron's surgery, he'll soon be tap dancing better than ever 😄
Prayers. You have taught me a lot. Thanks.
So glad you are staying on KZhead. Take care of your health.
Thank you for the update. Wishing you all the best in the future, and a speedy recovery for Ron in his hip replacement!!
My hip replacement 5 years ago was a life changer - for the better. I'm 74 and cycle 2k miles a year. I own plenty of small engine stuff, mostly chain saws, and find your channel full of good information and wish both of you the best.
I had to read that. Couple times before I realized you meant bicycle. Lol. I miss riding my bike. I work too much now.
I have enjoyed watching your videos for a while now and am sad to see that you have to endure this move. I have been involved in the moving of a warehouse twice and it is a royal PITA. The improvements after each of those moves were phenomenal and well worth the effort. Here's hoping that Ron's situation improves and you move along nicely from all of this!
I'm a fairly new subscriber but I've already learned so much from you. Having 2 bad knees and a wife with a bad hip on the left and a broken foot on the right, I can totally empathize with your situation. Best of luck with Ron's hip replacement and recovery. I look forward to your upcoming content and better times ahead
Having been through a THR, I can give you and Ron one piece of advice. Get the anterior approach. You are walking the same day. Faster healing and less restrictions. I was back to work in 3 weeks, light duty of course, but 2 months out and I was back out riding my Harley.. Just stay positive and it'll all work out.Good luck and God bless.
One of the best channels on KZhead. I’ve learned so much already! My prayers for you and your husband! My coworker recovered a lot faster than I thought he would with his hip replacement. I hope your husband is equally blessed!
You definitely are a source of inspiration and knowledge for us backyards mechanics. Best wishes for you and your endeavors. I'm praying for you and a speedy recovery on the business and the hip.
Awesome!
Was in the hospital recently, watched a ton of your videos.. Hope to watch more. Quick recovery for Ron.. God bless you both!
Prayers for Ron for a speedy and successful recovery.
Prayers for both of you, surgery is not fun. You are an absolute joy and delight. Thank you for all you share.
Wish both of you the best in this new year. Thanks for the lessons over the years . Look forward to learning mutch more from this chanel . Ontario Canada .
Dear Bre and Ron/Chickanic, prayer for a speedy recovery and minimal pain! So sad to see you close your shop, but it shall rise again. You are so good at what you do and how you present it! Keep up the great work. Fred in Dallas
New to your channel and have learned a lot from your Videos. Hope Ron has a successful speedy recovery. Can’t wait for future updates and Videos. May you be Blessed❤️🌹🌹I must add you are a Real Cutie to watch.
Glad to know you will still be producing content for us to keep our motors running
Your husband should be proud to have a gem like you working shoulder to shoulder with him. Love the videos keep em coming!!!!!
My first reaction was OMG how sad, but after watching the video I completely understand and know that you will come out much further ahead and in a far better position with your business and health.
Hi from Canada! I know about Ron's hardships. I just got my new hip in June. What a difference! I limit my projects to mowers, snowblowers, rototillers etc. The hydraulic lift table made a big difference. I hope Ron gets his operation soon.😂
Hi from Canada as well. Hope my hips regenerate well & last many more years
Looking forward to your transition! You have revived my interest in maintaining my 2 stroke equipment!
WOW! Thank you so much!!!
Many Thanks for all of your efforts to develop & publish content which is extremely helpful to anyone that uses & maintains lawn maintenance equipment!
Bless you, Bre. I wish you all the best and improved health for your hubby. ❤🩹
I'm so sorry to hear that you are closing your shop, but so glad that you will continue offering videos about fixes and tips for DYIers. I have learned SO much from your videos. Do keep posting (once you get organized -- I can't imagine the chaos!). Blessings on your husband's medical procedures, and I look forward to whatever videos you can offer in the coming months.
So sorry I really liked your videos and wasn’t here long made me feel that finally I can learn something from someone reliable I appreciate your information Praying for you and your husband and family
I feel so sorry for your customers but I'm so glad to hear that you will still be making youtube videos!!! I have relied on you for advice to keep my lawnmower and yard equipment working. Thanks to you, I have saved hundreds in repairs and I really appreciate it! Love your channel and wishing you all the best in this transition!
I'm sorry to hear about Ron not doing well physically. I hope the surgery goes well and the move is smooth. I'll look for new content as it comes. ❤
I am sorry for your customers :( However, there are over 300,000 other customers that are thrilled you are still going to be around :) I made a similar decision at a critical point in my career and was lauded and berated. It was the best decision of my professional and personal life. You go girl!! Best of luck and hopes for a quick recovery for your husband.
What do you mean berated? Like people complaining why, how can you close down hurr-durr or similar? Its your shop and decision after all
I think your show and expertise is fantastic. I wish you both all that you wish for yourselves for the operation, for your lives. Snuggle down and stay safe and comfortable. Looking forward to your future content and best for the festive season 😀
Thank so much for the up date and I will be praying for you and your Husband, for a quick recovery on his surgery and your business
Good luck with your new adventures. Glad to hear you'll keep up the videos.
You have helped me so much! I hope you’re husband gets better and better! Y’all are great! I wish y’all the best! Thanks
Praise God that your husband can get a successful hip repair. I am praying for him, and once again, I appreciate all of your help.
I just now found your channel. I didn't realize I lived down the street from a star. I have been to your shop quite a few times and you guys have helped me out of some tough binds. May God bless you guys with all the best.
Love your lively videos! It was painful to see the empty parts shelves but hopefully you can get get it all sorted and accessible again soon. Best wishes to Ron for his recovery, enjoy your future, and keep those videos coming!
Family and health first. Great priorities. We look forward to hearing great news. Prayers and blessings to you and family.
Good luck in your future endeavors, and thanks for ALL the great advice and help. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I wish you two the very best and hope Ron comes thru his medical issues quickly and fully. I enjoy your You Tube site very much. You and Steve's Small Engine repair are the best! Hope Ron gets well soon. Good luck! John, Indiana.