Looks good Chvymn99 I'm hit and miss with the beef ribs. I can’t figure out how to make them hit every time?? That’s some serious patience letting...
dropped a big hollow maple at my MILS farm. Went back to look and see what was in the trunk and to my surprise!!! [ATTACH] they’re kind of cute...
Just looking at the pic makes my heart race! Can’t imagine seeing that for real!
Pulled the fuel filter. Fuel line and filter looked ok, but I’m not 100% sure
That might be it. I’ll have to pull the carb to check that right?
Yes Yes Yes
Ok, just did that, clearly has spark! now what?
Interesting, just pulled 10 times and checked plug, it’s not wet. I’ll check fuel filter and line. what after that?
So I went to start my 660 the other day and no go. Seems to be ignition problem. I changed the plug hoping that would solve the problem, but no...
At that price I’d take it and sell one of the 290’s for $325. Easy upgrade!
I’m on my 3rd power washer that use use for my summer painting business. Last one was a Generac, I liked it, but it was pretty heavy and difficult...
Honey locust = easy hand splitting Honey locust = long drying time Honey locust = hopefully good all night burn
Just checked the FHC BTU and drying chart. Says 8 months. I don’t have a MM, but by density alone I’d say the Hack I’ve had CSS for a year is no...
Good to know. Last Hack I split was green and really hard to hand split, not as bad as elm. I won’t to process elm unless it’s standing dead with...
Hackberry is some heavy stuff! How’s it split for you Sandhillbilly ?
Ohio dave , you should have no problem. More factors depend on the trailer than the truck. I’ve Hauled 2 plus cord with my old Chevy 5.3 in my...
If I’m a little pizzed off and need a workout I’ll split some hackberry. If I’m really passed off and really need a workout I’ll “try” to split...
Frequently! Especially during shoulder season.
The only thing I got out of that video is, That guy is a real gas bag that likes to hear himself talk! I wonder if he’s ever met anybody as cool...
That would be right by me. There’re using retired grain bins for a lot of things around here. Most interesting are the two story cabins .
