I had burned some of those Greenway Oak's.....great pellet, as I remember.
Good idea.....let us know if you try it & results.
I had a new A/C system installed when I was still in NY, and asked the installer about covering /wrapping the outside compressor. He said putting...
Although I never tried it myself, I always wondered how oven cleaner might work.
First real cold morning.....was 28˚ when I got up, with frost on the truck. :eek: :shiver:
Feel bad for Brodie with the side effects, but hope the long term health advantages will all be worth it. :tears:
Me too.
X4!
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We'll have to re-visit this thread posts next May after you're finally done shoveling yourself out. :D
Saw this online....found in the NW Foothills of Ct. :whistle: [ATTACH]
Correct
You can save $1 if you buy off 'Zon :rofl: :lol:, but at least you get free returns if it isn't what you really need, or doesn't switch fast enough.
IMO, I wouldn't be pushing much in the way of sn*w, but they DO have regular brakes, so hauling the pellets shouldn't be much of a problem.
Yeah, never been sure how they came up with the term w/o a real HD rear in it. Still a real nice mower, if that's all you'll be doing with it. As...
Some of them actually do have a fill plug in the top. Take the transaxle out, pop the cover & flip over to drain as much fluid as possible, then...
Just another poor design by "Krohler"....the valve covers on those almost always start leaking after a few years. Only permanent fix I found was...
Still a real nice machine.
And that's a garden tractor, not a riding mower. IF it has the 4 bolts holding the rear wheels on, that's the HD rear.....you can actually pull...
IMO, time to rid yourself of the "No courage" bucket engine and move on. The Briggs single cylinder has their own "issues" (mainly blown head...
