My daughter and I went scrounging in the woods today and came home with a shopping bag full of wild leeks, or ramps as some people call them. Either way, I'll be looking forward to some potato leek soup!
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Very possible made by Speeco. Seems they make/made for everybody. When I had my Troybilt everyone wanted $30 for the filter. Took me a while to figure out their numbering system and cross reference it to a $10 NAPA filter.
Interesting. I would have expected you to suggest the down under over triple Heimlich fisherman line cut. I assure you there wasI do believe that experience is what you gain when everything turns to sh!t. In this case, I would have recommended the inverted reverse dumboldt in the pike position followed by
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Get all you can, while you can. My girl will be 15 this summer and if it wasn't for covid, she would be working part time and hanging with friends in her free time.
Those are neat looking.
Root Tone may of been what my buddy used. He/s been gone for about 15 years I don't really remember. As for the vines in the bucket. Grape vines grow fast, but I don't know how long it actually takes for them to grow roots in the bucket. We usually place the vine in the container and don't even look at it again until the next year. I would try the bag method on new azaleas growth. I suspect you would get more than enough rooted plants off just one bunch. I have 6 azaleas I plant to dig up in the next few days. They where planted under a big oak tree and don't get enough sun to really put out blooms. Mom wants them for her new place. No landscapeing has been done there yet. She also wants a bunch of my over grown daylilies and other things I have growing here. I just bought this place and everything is over grown and needs thinning, just in time for her to make use of the excess.
I was going to say, most of them hyd filters are made by the same company, just rebranded. (think WIX),To the best of my knowledge, pretty much all wood splitter return filters are 10micron. I found a long time ago, that most auto parts store will carry a hyd filter that matches the specs of the factor branded filer and at a fraction of the cost. Same thing for air filters. My Ventrac air filter didn't have any numbers and wasn't in any book to cross reference. I had to buy air filters from the dealer and they where costing me about $80 for filter and shipping everytime I needed one. I was in the local outdoor power dealer one day and happened to notice a filter setting on his counter and it looked an awful lot like my Ventrac filter. I asked the dealer what it was off of and he said a Snapper mower. I asked how much and I forget the price, but it was a lot cheaper than what I had been paying. I went home and got my ventrac filter and went back to the dealer to compare. It was the same filter and it had numbers on it to cross reference. I bought one from the shop and from then on I buy them at Carquest and Napa. Its a standard Donaldson filter. I think the price is around $10 or $15 and I don't have to pay shipping.
Kinda does but maybe a really old one. Never saw one with the motor on the same side as the operator handle.
My Huskee was made by Speeco and it looks like an old version of mine. yours has a modified I beam. Mine has the pre rolled steel beem. My engine is on the same side as the controls.
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Yes. Owned by Blount international. Same co that owned Oregon saw chain and Woods equipment.
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I've had a few of those thru the yrs.
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