gorman
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I drained mine and just use 32 weight rando. Match the weight to your weather region.
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I just get the five gallon buckets of ATF from Napa. Bucket and chipper. Its fine. I've used Wolf's Head ATF too. All the same.
gorman
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Kinda the same. I use Rando because out of the bucket it's crystal clear. So when you drain the oil the next time you can notice a degree of impurities depending on the the color of the oil.
Wht did I do last night? Hung the f ing Christmas lights. Perhaps my most hated job as a homeowner/father/husband. Nobody helps, nothing works the first time and in a couple of weeks, I get to take it all down by myself again. Oh yippee.
I feel your pain capetrees. No one helps except for criticizing what ya did.
Could be worse! I've been at my house for almost three years now and I'm still taking down Christmas lights from the previous owner. I stopped counting when I reached 400 something rolls. I've probably taken down over 1000 now. Ive found newspaper articles that said the retards had over 900 thousand lights and their goal for next year was to be over 1 million.
treeclimber101
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mattfr12
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squad143
Tree Guy
I decided to go with the Hydrex.
Ya, it's expensive, but it has the widest temperature spectrum. Last winter we worked several days that started the morning at minus 30. Don't want to re-live that, but the oil will be one less thing to worry about if I do.
Not like I'm changing the oil every 100 hrs either.
Ya, it's expensive, but it has the widest temperature spectrum. Last winter we worked several days that started the morning at minus 30. Don't want to re-live that, but the oil will be one less thing to worry about if I do.
Not like I'm changing the oil every 100 hrs either.
gorman
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I decided to go with the Hydrex.
Ya, it's expensive, but it has the widest temperature spectrum. Last winter we worked several days that started the morning at minus 30. Don't want to re-live that, but the oil will be one less thing to worry about if I do.
Not like I'm changing the oil every 100 hrs either.
Just wondering, what does a pail of that stuff go for?
squad143
Tree Guy
$103. Canadian for a 5 gal pail ($85 US)
The cheaper brand AW46 is going for $60/pail ($50 US)
squad143
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treeclimber101
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That was from nytreeclimber
KenJax Tree
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But they're the first ones to ***** when the power is out.http://m.clickondetroit.com/news/dte-tree-trimming-blocked-after-outcry-from-bloomfield-twp/30264214
I'd be right out there collecting all the free firewood!!
It's amazing what people don't know about the rights of the utilities to ensure the reliability of the system. I jut wish the utilities would grow some huge balls and tell them all to go scratch.
It's amazing what people don't know about the rights of the utilities to ensure the reliability of the system. I jut wish the utilities would grow some huge balls and tell them all to go scratch.
treeclimber101
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Talk about going ham ! Those guys aren't taking any chances .... At all
**** I put less wood on my truck then treecutterjr does and I'm over loaded lol bout to send that pic to the boss and say I got pulled over see what he says
TaoTreeClimber
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I signed back into this Site for the first time in 7 years. What have I missed out on?
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Well at least you don't have to pic them off with the boom the way you loaded them.**** I put less wood on my truck then treecutterjr does and I'm over loaded lol bout to send that pic to the boss and say I got pulled over see what he says
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