Picked up 3 of these 3 gallon jugs a few days ago label says “Not for fuel use” wink wink nudge nudge . They were on the clearance rack at Tractor supply 50% off the lowest price . Paid $4.50 a piece 
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I see they're good for automotive fluids and chemicals though!
Do they seem like nice jugs though? They look like nice, heavy plastic.
So maple sap?
There's only a few places in the suburbs of the Cities (or Twin Cities) that I go to, all hobby shops, but the granddaddy of them all is Scale Model Supply, often referred to as "Scale" or "the guy in the basement off University & Lexington", the neighborhood has gotten sketchy-ish over the last 6-plus years but it's only about 2 blocks of I-94 so easy to get to and from. If memory serves correctly it was a bowling alley up until the 70s when it was turned into a hobby store, still has the grey and teal floor tiles yet. And there is a White Castle right across the street for those who like them. They have stuff the other shops won't carry and also buy collections/estates, so the used inventory is always changing, I had been looking for this older issue of the Tamiya Sherman kit and what they wanted for it was well under what sellers on EvilBay where charging. Let's just say I've left there with a rather large dent in my wallet more than once...
Real heavy a lot like the VP racing 5 gallon jugs I have .I see they're good for automotive fluids and chemicals though!
Do they seem like nice jugs though? They look like nice, heavy plastic.
No using them for fuel . I had to drain the gas out my wife’s Yamaha 1100 . Forgot to add stable in it as she road it the last time in fall and didn’t put the non E gas in it . Gas looked good but I’m not taking any chancesSo maple sap?
Edit just noticed they are American made
My panels numbers are 1 - 10 and a,b,c,d,e across the top. The middle one is 1 - 6 and 6 - 1 with a,b,c,d,e across the top. The last section is 1 , 12 and a,b,c d,e across the top. All the connectors at the BCM look great with electronic grease on them. Back to the 27 relay in the trunk. I have a groud on one terminal and power at the other 3 terminals. My best guess is that the internal board is shorted out somehow.
372's are hard to beat, but I've settled on this guy moving forward. It's on the list to get ported this summer.
Starting to look and smell like syrup View attachment IMG_9799.mov
I was referring to the tail lamp relay pin numbers. Should be a diagram on the side of the relay. Otherwise here's this...
Oh, my relay has only 4 pins. I'll look at it again tomorrow. 3 have power and one is a ground and has a ground going to it when the car is running with the lights on.
I've got 2 of them, one by Doc Al, one by Randy (who also did the 261 Matt loves). Those 3 are my most used saws.
The 261 is great for limbing and smaller bucking. The 462s are very fast and best for medium bucking, and when things get tough, I've got 2 ported hybrids, a ported 460, numerous 660s and a ported 661.
Yup, When you prove them wrong they come up with other BS to ****** about. You just can't win. I have blocked quite a few people in the last year. I don't need their stress in my life. Some of them are posting 5 - 6 whining posts a day. I just delete family member posts that pop up on my page and snooze them for 30 days. They really need a hobby or something better to do with their life. Maybe I should invite them all over to split and stack wood to use up some of their wasted energy.
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I thought i was cutting cherry. But the sapwood and heartwood color is reversed. What is it
The bark looks like cherry. The heartwood definitely has some cherry color. I haven't seen cherry with that much yellow though.
Got me stumped, but I would guess some type of Birch!
Ran this little beast sum yesterday, since getting back from porting , with some 23RS Pro on 18” , laser beam , 
