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  1. 9 points
    Like I said the other day we put some stuff away over the weekend. My 2 rj-58’s, 753, and 603. Plus my oldest son’s all original 856. The last piece of the puzzle is Wheelhorse_kid’s 604 up top. Plus he has 2 small engines (Briggs and Stratton WMB and a Continental) up there along with my spare Kohler K90. This is the beefed up version of what I have had for years. It helps get some out of the way. It’s nice to have my garage back. I have plenty of projects I’d like to work on in there lol.
  2. 5 points
    I went and got 3 more tractors last night. a huffy model H 1016 is the model it like a mustang mower if you have heard of one, the engine is free 5 hp briggs , a bonanza "truck" tractor witch is blue and is pretty neat, engine turns looks complete 8 or 10 hp electric start briggs , and a craftsman 131.96285 with a tecumpseh, engine is stuck and steering is stuck, and it looks complete also, has a plastic hood, but I got them for a great deal $150 for all them in a week or 2 I'm going back to get the Springfield 36. for more on top of these 3. there neat I'll get them unloaded when I get home and get some pictures of each of them.
  3. 5 points
    We still lived in Florida when I drove to Jacksonville to check out some puppies. They were just looking for a good home and I ended up taking one. I asked when they were born and it was December 4th. Easy to remember because that's my birthday too. OK, fine. It was on the way home with the puppy that I realized the house address where she was at was 1954. The year I was born. 🙂
  4. 5 points
    Geez and I thought I had too much time on my hands watching the clock for 702...753... 855... 953...1054...
  5. 4 points
    hello all, i just learned that the simsbury ct small airport has ethanol free gas. i was told they would sell to the general public in approved gas containers.. the only catch is, if they ask you tell them the gas is for your airplane. i do not know how much it costs or what octane. the phone number is 860-459-1575 hope this helps us all. sparky, maquest says the airport is 33 miles from andover. regards mike in mass. but, i work in ct
  6. 4 points
    I've always been fascinated by numbers and sequences of numbers, but last night I happened to look at my watch. It was 9:24. The date was 9/24, and my address is 924 Chapel Rd. Nothing special happened, and I'm still alive. Just sayin'
  7. 4 points
    Leaves haven’t started to turn much yet in NC, but the mowing intervals have dropped to once every two weeks. Much of the grass is turning yellow as well. I am no fan of cold, but I certainly don’t mind a break.
  8. 3 points
    Thank you all!! Applied a bit more warmth and applied more acetone/atf bug juice and it broke free. Actually moves pretty well now after a lot of back and forth. Going to get the screws out of the butterfly and pull the shaft soak it berrymans then some time in the ultra sonic cleaner...
  9. 3 points
    We have coyote issues up here. The coyotes impact the deer population that is a big money maker for the state. They wreak havoc on farms with cows, chickens etc…Coyote trappers come through my area every so often, and thin them out, but they bounce back.
  10. 3 points
    The only way I know to remove cured high strength Loctite is with heat.....
  11. 2 points
    Alright, I finally bought one without asking you guys 27 million questions. It’s a b80 8 speed for 350 dollars. Runs drives but needs a new carburetor that it comes with. I will show pictures this week. This is my second WH
  12. 2 points
    Drag racer Big Daddy Don Garlits boasted that his "Swamp Rat" launched so well it was likely to alter the rotation of the earth.
  13. 2 points
    Here they firstly protected the Wolf by Law, but now after their populations grows, they droped the Protection down an also a Wolf can be shot if his dna is found by a killed sheep herd or a Cow herd. How this will be controlled is out of my knowledges because i never see a Wolf with a DNA Tag on his neck. Some our laws also here are very weird.
  14. 2 points
    Wild boar correct prepared is delicous....😎
  15. 2 points
    Good question Ed... They say them wild hogs make ok table fare. Always here ... I guess thats why a season on them is open 24/7/365 here. Night or day. One of these years I'm gonna take up the sport.
  16. 2 points
    Here all Hunters must definitely be certified by Goverment, even when you want privatly hunting. As far as i knew this is differently to the States. If you be certified you can pay a Tax to be a owner of a hunting Area - if you have the Luck to get one - because they be held for long terms. The yearly Tax depends on the Areal. The cheapest i from a Friend i know start from about 50.000/year up to.... When you „own“ than a hunting Area you be responsible for it and you can sub license it to others but only with a hunting certification, The hunting certification is allway‘s required. But it‘s hard to get a own hunting Area because they be mostly handed over since Generations. Hunt without any certification is strictly prohibited by Law and can sent you quickly in Jail. You be allowed to go with a hunter without permission but you be not allowed go by yourself, even if it is your own Property. Luckily my Neighbor is a licensed Hunter with several own hunting Areals all combined are definitely huge. This are all the Forrests, i was allowed to ride arround with my Tractas or the Subi. I didn‘t know how much it is at all but the Areal i fly for him are 18 Fields including the 6 Forrests. He has several sub licensed hunters.
  17. 2 points
    I personally believe that a lot of the equilibrium issues are due to the huge road trains travelling back and forth across Australia. Sometimes cancelled out by @Pullhosen’s Pony Express and his big rig travelling in the opposite direction, but exacerbated when both are going the same way. I think gravity would stop us from ‘Falling’ off if we tipped right over, we may experience a state of mild dizziness for a short time, and the only way we would know afterwards was if the water going down the plug hole swirled in the opposite direction to before? All of this deep thought is making me feel that I need to increase my 🥃🥃glasses of Jack Daniel’s to 🥃🥃🥃🥃 before bed time!🤪🤪🤪🤪
  18. 2 points
    They be hunted down. i give our Hunters the info where they go in and out and they Watch them. Boars here make unbelievable damages if they be in a Field. sometimes they destroy all internally except the lst 4 rows to outside.
  19. 2 points
    That’s one way to do a tranny flush!
  20. 2 points
    Yup, fall is here definitely. How to estimate - we have no penguins here as sign of fall. two simple signs .... Temps don’t rises they just - fall - that simple 🤪😂 Lot’s of quotations for droneflights But now not for fawn saving - they want inspection flights over the Cornfields if and where boars are in. that is for me the sign - fall is here.
  21. 2 points
    of you busting yer stones trying to move it! This is why we have FELs ...
  22. 2 points
    60" deck takes 6205-2RS bearings. Two per spindle.
  23. 2 points
    If the continents drift to one side, won't that make a flat earth flip upside down?
  24. 2 points
    My guess is someone used red loctite on the screws for the throttle butterfly. It ran down the shaft, pooled at the bottom and locked the shaft in place. Heat up the bottom of the carb where the pocket for the shaft is. I think that will free it up. Then you can get the screws out, take the shaft out and clean everything up.
  25. 2 points
    STILL has more potential than an offshore generic imitation one....
  26. 2 points
    Thank You, Everyone My wife and I just returned from spending a few days at the beach in the RV. With the summer crowds gone we had a relaxing time and the beach almost to ourselves.
  27. 2 points
    Pics courtesy of @Shynon
  28. 2 points
  29. 1 point
    i live about 40-45 miles from the NY state border. not far across the mass/ny border is a small town called new lebanon NY. they sell 91 octane ethanol free gas. i think i paid $4.00 -$4.50 a gallon last time i was there. not only do i use it in my wheelhorses but i fill up my old caddy prior to winter storage. i'm going to try this little airport next time i need real gas as i work fairly close by. the extra travel and expense is a pain but, no ethanol issues. regards mike
  30. 1 point
    just as another reference -- i have family in upstate NY Adirondacks - - the E-free Recreational gas as its called is 91 octane and about $ 4.90 per gallon typically
  31. 1 point
    In Michigan open season for coyotes is July 15-April 15 with a base license. However, you can take coyote at any time without a hunting license on private land by the landowner or designee if the coyote is or is about to damage property, pets, livestock or humans.
  32. 1 point
    One variant of green Loctite is Stud & Bearing Mount.... it is designed to wick and flow into minescule places....We used to use it to seal a splined press fit joint on an automotive 2 piece product that was a source of pressure leakage during the final tester Leak test..... We made racks to hold 50 or so assemblies... spritz them on Monday, use them on Tuesday.
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  36. 1 point
    The wild boars are also a problem here in the USA. Mainly in our southern states where they destroy crops and forests. Are your boar hunters professional government appointed or can any private citizen hunt?
  37. 1 point
    Lower bearing, most likely?? No damage to the housing as the seals & balls did a rapid exit?? Check the spindle too for damage.....
  38. 1 point
    @oliver2-44 Jim, have a great day!
  39. 1 point
    I think you may have discovered why it was available!
  40. 1 point
    I've put bushings in the top of quite a few carbs. It's a loose enough fit that you certainly do not need to drive the shaft down through or anything like that. If it won't move either direction I would begin to wonder if someone got some Loctite down in that lower bushing housing. I think a little more heat shouldn't hurt much. But obviously, don't be too ambitious on that. I would be prone to trying to lock the carb into a vice and use large pliers or some such, to try to turn that throttle shaft towards the "more open" direction. More that turns open, the more freedom there should be for that butterfly.
  41. 1 point
    Good point. I just question everything and try to think outside the box. BTW, Mrs K says sometimes I look like I should be living in a cardboard box in the alley.
  42. 1 point
    If my brain shrank anymore, Waldo would be able to beat me in a spelling bee. 1st. Word: Cat Cat: K A T Cat!
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  45. 1 point
    Picked up the 1054 yesterday. All body there except clutch side panel and front/rear lense covers. Gentleman said he had it running 5yrs ago but he hasnt messed with it since but has been stored in shed until 3wks ago. Hydraulics worked at that time also. Think i am going to leave as it is paint wise, clean rims up, get new front tires and get seat redone.
  46. 1 point
    Trina's newly restored stove is AMAZING!! The thermostatic fan works wonderful. The draft is excellent. Certainly the best stove we've had on the main floor. She started it, got it going well, added ONE stick after that. We'll let the temp fall for the night now. HUGE difference compared to the other two stoves that have been here.
  47. 1 point
    I stay put in the State of Confusion most days...
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  49. 1 point
    I doubt anyone was really waiting for an update on this, but thought I should close the loop here… Purchased a few of the Sterling APDs (great customer service from the company owner/engineer in the UK) and did some experimenting on my test engines…start the engine, disconnect the battery, let it run for an hour under various loads and environmental conditions. Shut down and reconnect battery then restart. Check charging system function… Success! The protection modules did their job and the charging system remains functional. Control samples run w/o the protection circuit suffered RR failure about half the time. Anyway, if you are updating to a lithium battery and are worried that a BMS disconnect might smoke your regulator it looks like these gizmos can save it. It appears that they clamp the voltage to a safe level. And they also give off one helluva spark when making the initial connection. Both of those things suggest a sizable capacitor lives in there… Steve
  50. 1 point
    That will be a colossal task... involving feats of literary endurance that only Colossus could perform...
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