Recent content by AnotherBueller

I believe (if my memory is right) that the EPA made deletes illegal when DPF came out around 2012. Anything older could have the delete done.

Depends on where you live and what year the truck is.

I use the Ez-Lap diamond sharpener $11.90 at their website or $15.90 at Amazon Lets me sharpen on the bar in the field. http://eze-lap.com/products/chainsaw-sharpeners/ https://www.amazon.com/EZE-LAP-CSG-32-Chainsaw-Sharpener/dp/B002RL83GS I've used their 12V chainsaw sharpening kit for more...

I'm on my 2nd batch of home made. First batch was made with cheapest vodka I could find, came out ok after one year after two years is much better. I used 6 beans (slit lengthwise) to 16 oz. This batch is same ratio but with Jim Beam Bourbon. Made 8 bottles. Used beer bottles that have a rubber...

I'm using Privacy Badger and it blocked 3 trackers om this page, and Ad Blocker Ultimate which blocked 50, correction 68, ads and counting. Oh I'm logged in and I run Firefox on a W10 laptop.

Make sure you ask for 'Whole Goods" pricing. The salesman at my dealer had NO clue, I had to insist before he would even look. Not my place to teach a salesman how to do his job.

Unless you've done deletes. Then they're good to go.

The wall thickness of my SCUBA tanks (rated 2000#) is much thicker than a 20# propane tank and are pressure tested to 3000# every 5 years

Add Milwaukee to that list.

Several contractors near me told me to get white oak boards and after a year pour used engine oil on them, then wait a week before using. Local sawmill said the same thing and claimed I'd be looking at years and years of use before I'd need to think about replacement.

ZTR has a much lower ROPS. Possibly because it's lower ti the ground?

I've noticed that I much mow slower with the tractor than I do with a ZTR.

I found this Wolf style wood splitter build - . This Polish guy is an amazing fabricator. The only problem is that it's visual only, with only a few closed captions. Watch for everything he makes:

bgr, In your 7th paragraph ‘If you have gauge wheels’ you solved my biggest headache, I fight speed bumps every spring. With my back blade, every time the front tires go over the top of the ridge the blade lifts up creating a new ridge. The gauge wheels will shave the tops and fill the valleys...

Have you thought about using a biscuit joiner?