Most of the bombers would like to know when the mast gets to the point when they arrive. And you see that, hit that rattle and you can't figure out no matter what you do, it's just rattle. Like that, that hostage rattle. Hit that, that. Hit that, that. We're going to show you how to fix that. Again, that, that rattle is like that. First thing you want to do. Take off your blade. The reason why it's rattle is because this cutter blade actually sits here. It just sits snug. You see how it easily comes off and it rattles about when you turn a clip on it just rattles. What we're going to do is to stop the rattle. These two prongs on the fork actually should be separated. So you take a flathead screwdriver and you pull them apart. Can you see that? You pull them apart. They're supposed to be wide. When they're close together, I'm pushing them back. When they're close together like that, they don't sit snug on these two prongs. So therefore they rock. What you want to do is you want to take a flathead screwdriver, get in between it, pull it off back this way, pull this one that way. Now what you want to do is you take this one, drop it on this side. You need to pull over with a little strength on your ticket and go on this side and drop popping on that look. See how they'll move anymore? No vibration, no shaking. And you see how hard it was for me to take it off? That's how you want it. You want to put it on and it should be stiff. Now you take that blade, you put the blade back on, put the screws in. Now watch the difference in the sound. Set the blade, turn and click on. See that? No vibration, the sound's quiet. That's how you stop. The basic vibration in your master. Okay?