Have you seen the news lately?! :headbang: :hair: :picard: :rofl: :lol:
Good question...not sure?! Maybe it's an optional setup with the baler knotter?
That pretty much sums it up for me too. 1 or two pieces at a time. I think it does better in old school stoves...not much gasing off, just burns...
Good idea...but house sounds too small for one...
Got some digger tires on it! :yes:
Plugging
Not neccesarily...if it is the typical E10 fuel, the ethanol binds with the water (DIY Dry Gas!:headbang:) It's the round black button on the...
That area seems to cause a bit of trouble on the newer ones...especially if something is off and the unit is not gasifying correctly...
Most of it around here is the orange, but I have seen a little blue...and maybe a greenish one...other than the old school tan sisal twine, still...
Yup...lifetime supply! CountyLine 16,000 ft. Brazilian Baler Twine, 2-Pack at Tractor Supply Co
Yeah I think someone screwed up...the 11pm news didn't show anyone that high nearby...
Hmm, sounds like something is wrong with the fuel enrichment circuit (choke) normally when they get some age to them they tend to run a bit rich,...
Thanks...it was my uncles. I bought it at the auction (didn't come cheap either!) when they moved in town...it was his baby, he waxed it every...
Rural King still has batteries for the average vehicle under $100...and they aren't bad...made by Penn from what I hear...
1yo platinum should still be under full warranty
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Yup, same here...8.5-9" Canton is claiming 18"...find that hard to believe...
Exactly this. I would say 860* is very believable...actually lower than what I thought you were going to say.
Having it that close to the stove will make a huge difference...it's probably actually in the flame early on. In that setup you'll just hafta...
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