If any of you BBQ afficionados know of a griddle that's both reasonably priced (ie: not GrillGrates) and fits a 15" Weber Genesis series, feel...
My old Weber was handed down to me from my in-laws, and they bought it new in 2004. Fast-forward to 2024, and it was in need of some attention....
Just an old Weber gasser. But here's to another 20 years! Original parts are getting scarce for these, especially if not the basic consumables...
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Try this site: Briggs & Stratton 761789Ma Wf Jackshaft #41-36T/ - PowerToolReplacementParts I would try to verify they actually have it before...
Straight bucking cuts? Probably not. To your point, fire-wooding probably doesn't gain much, if anything from the Klassic cutter vs the standard...
Visually? They are pretty easy to distinguish IF you have seen examples of both. Performance? I think this is more of a cumulative effect of...
Thank you everybody! I got a little sunburn for my birthday - we are loving this early spring!
It's not even the weight that's that bad, as it can be managed. But once you let it escape the original packaging.... it's impossibly awkward to...
Ours are the original, plain-jane variety. If I were to replace them, I might branch into some of their "fancier" stuff, but for what they cost...
+1 for another satisfied long-term Purple owner here. The one I sleep on is at least 7 years old. Wife's is getting on 6 years now, and two kids...
Nice mug! :yes:;)
I think what we're seeing in many cases is automated pricing gone off the rails. I've heard of Husky going back and "auditing" prices to bring...
He was told to smile for the camera or else we'd take away his dessert.....
Dennis, I wonder if the newer automotive protectants advertised as "Ceramic Coatings" would last longer than the traditional petrol or vegetable...
Now THAT"s an "Angry Bird"! :salute:
That's exactly what happens. bump "Ow #%$ me" bump "OW &*^%it!" bump "OWW Son of a ^&%$@!" All that just to get your coffee made. :doh::picard:
I was doing good right up until I saw the stitch through the nail. :tears: You will feel that for the next few days/weeks for sure. Assuming you...
I was just going to say "corn-fed" and not necessarily done willingly by the hunter. :doh: Dang things can be devastating to small farm fields...
The gist of this thread is we'll run whatever is cheap, and doesn't send us or the saw to an early grave.
