Update on the Nikki carb situation. The $20 replacement came today. It now purrs like it should. There must have been a blockage which was the only thing that made sense, but I'm positive I shot carb cleaner through every hole I could find and saw it come out elsewhere. Oh well , I will glad to get it out of my shop either way!
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Glad you figured it out! Make sure you tell the owner it only has a taillight warranty.
RIP Pete Rose. Like him or not, you can't deny he was one hell a ball player.
Yea, but nothing quite bites you like a stuck razor knife!
Guess I'll stick to old faithful....... A butter knife!
Players who abused steroids to enhance their performance were not punished as much as Pete Rose. He got a raw deal.
All Snap-on screwdrivers say "Not to be used as a pry bar, chisel or punch." on the handle. Guess what mine are mostly used as?
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Changed the oil
Didn’t look bad at all, but better safe than sorry
I figured from here on out, it’ll be once a year
Didn’t look bad at all, but better safe than sorry
I figured from here on out, it’ll be once a year
Changed mine too ... had not been changed during the first 10+ years ... still starts on 1st or 2nd pull ... and the oil did not look that bad (but it was NOT golden).
I think I'll change mine again in 10 years! Synthetic oil is great!
I think I'll change mine again in 10 years! Synthetic oil is great!
That was the oil in my HF generator, guess I should change the oil in my TS 22-ton splitter one of these days too! It has split a lot of wood!
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.Yuengling recently got together with Molson to sell their beer in Texas. They also brew their beer in Florida. Total Wines carries a lot of their beer.
I hope it is for screwing things in.All Snap-on screwdrivers say "Not to be used as a pry bar, chisel or punch." on the handle. Guess what mine are mostly used as?
One time I borrowed a buddies truck, mower and weed whip, the exhaust fell off on the way to my place, the mower broke, did the whole place with the weed whip as I had to get it done. The good thing is I was the assistant manager at muffler/brake shop so fixing the exhaust was an easy deal, and the mower just needed a part I couldn't get on Sunday.
I hear you, loud and clear.
The way I look at it is, God's put me in charge of the things I have, and it's up to me to do a great job with them.
One time the minister of our church needed to get some tree work done, I told him he could borrow a saw, he said really, I said no way
. I couldn't even stand to ride in a car with him, he certainly has no idea how to run a saw let alone maintain one, but he sure was good with people. I took care of the trees for him along with most the other outdoor projects at his house, couldn't have him hurting himself or any unsuspecting equipment .Speaking of equipment, lift update. Just need the electric hooked up and I can fill the reservoir and bleed it, that sure will be nice. Everyone is gonna want to borrow it, I'm not letting anyone take it home though
. I really need to get my hand tools all sorted and a lot of new stuff, been working out of a smaller Craftsman box in the back of my suburban/ excursion for way to long, they're a mess. I have another box I can bring up from the basement from when I was wrenching (nothing special, just bigger), it will be nice to get that all loaded up with another set of tools.
Which is the very few, those you'd lend to, or those who'd bring something back in like or better condition.
I always try to show my appreciation when someone loans me something, it means a lot that they've trusted me with their property, too bad so many have no understanding of what that means, entitled folks ruin it for every
.My boy spent nearly 2 hrs pressure washing it. After seeing it finished, I thought maybe he wanted it left as it was, now it's all shiny and will stand out when it's sitting in the woods, before it was more camouflaged lol.
Sometimes...to be honest the poor flat blade and Phillips screwdrivers aren't much use on modern cars. Trust me they still get used!I hope it is for screwing things in.
Snap-on dealer- How'd you break that #3 Phillips?
Me - Obviously I was turning a screw in by hand.
Snap-on dealer - Sounds good, here's a new blade. Just don't break the handle!
I've got at least two broken on flat blades in my box, no need to replace them, they'd most likely get broken the exact same way.Sometimes...to be honest the poor flat blade and Phillips screwdrivers aren't much use on modern cars. Trust me they still get used!
Snap-on dealer- How'd you break that #3 Phillips?
Me - Obviously I was turning a screw in by hand.
Snap-on dealer - Sounds good, here's new blade. Just don't break the handle!
Last night I needed a huge Phillips for the safety latch covers on the lift, good thing the standard size worked, because that's what was on the impact, it didn't slip though
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