Review on Lisle 20610 Inline Spark Tester by Paul Andrews

Between 4-letter words, countless beers and two shoulders that now need surgery, I finally got the old tiller to shine. After bleeding the exhaust pipe and hanging the engine upside down to dry, it occurred to me that I might have a spark problem. My wife had to click because my arms were in a sling but after 2 days your boy had this great spark detector. Now, after a few bottles of beer, I could look at the drawbar without shaking, after some adjustment of the trunk I switched on the spark tester. The trunk is a bit long for small engine plugs, so I just moved it up a bit. This time I clamped the motor in a vise and was able to put the drill on the handle. Gave her a few hits and sure enough. not shiny shiny. Ordered a new MAG-NEATO! and it installed. I checked the spark tester, it glowed nice and bright. I picked everything up and paid some kid to pull the cord a few dozen times to set the car on fire. She's bad.