Paid $5.25 per gallon with my new delivery company. $6.85 per with Hawaii Gas
David Sent from my iPad Air using TractorByNet
wow wow wow wow wow
sort of like living on a Swiss mountain top isn't it?
Boy at that much per gallon, how about trying some cheap vodka?
Oh, that's just for you when you pay the bill...

No wonder you want to harness the sun's rays.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iFo06AkQ2I
RS, I just can't believe you left your nice chain saw outside in the rain.
in case it doesn't start, here's a little how to for you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iFo06AkQ2I
at the end it tells you to
put away.
68 degrees in rain going to 75. Hold on Larro, if I'm this warm, it HAS to be warmer down there, doesn't it?...
Looks like rain is headed out shortly. If it's going to be this warm today, I'm headed out to the end of the lane to paint some wooden fence posts that are a peeling mess next to the nice white plastic stuff. Just two uprights for the gate; which reminds me, need to get wheels for the bottom of my four gates.
Billie, the Quantums were pretty low end Briggs models. If you like the splitter, and it still starts unreliably, swapping out that engine for one from Harbor Freight for under 150 bucks is a good idea. Those Predator Chonda engines are smooth, quiet, and a close friend did exactly this swap, plus another for his garden tiller. He says the Chondas run like Hondas ,are definitely quieter and use much less gas. And bolt in perfectly.
Otherwise get the thing running, personally I'd give it a slug of carb cleaner as others have said, and run a lot of clean fuel through it.
If it still runs poorly, I wouldn't fix it. The new stuff really is better and most log splitters will last forever with some new hoses.
My log splitter is just itching to go. Was run all summer by a friend splitting a mountain of wood. B&S 1650, Pennzoil 10/30 synthetic, it just runs so smoothly and putters along. Wish I had an hour meter on it; starting to rack some up but that engine is a good one, so nothing against B&S. Will change the oil before I run it, and maybe will get some new hoses for it. TSC/Huskee did not spec very good hoses for their splitter.
I think we have one or two hose companies on this site. Might give them a try.