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CCalG reacted to WranglerX's post in the thread What oil to fuel ratio are you using? with
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One small bottle of 50:1 Stihl oil to 1 gallon of fuel..... Since my fuel can only hold 1 gallon and I buy oil by the 6 pack it hard to... -
CCalG replied to the thread Who rides motorcycles?.Who here recalls their first ride on a Yamaha RD350? Or the Kawi H1?
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CCalG replied to the thread Who rides motorcycles?.I love 'em with the clothes off.....
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CAt least it wasn't an accessory page. That's where the money goes fast :ROFLMAO: It has been many years since I bought MX boots. All...
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CA TZ 250 for page 250 of the "Who Rides Motorcycles" thread.
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CCalG reacted to sunandsand's post in the thread Owning a small tractor is a blessing. with Good Post.
Sandman, thank you, I feel better now. For some years, I was the unofficial BMW motorcycle dealer in Miami. People brought me their...
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CCalG reacted to Rockbadchild's post in the thread What oil to fuel ratio are you using? with Good Post.
My chainsaw calls for 50:1, I run 45:1 now I know the debate will comes in so mine as well say it... although a richer oil to fuel mix...
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CCalG replied to the thread Who rides motorcycles?.Motor bike riding is way more better than climbing ladders! ;-)
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CCalG replied to the thread Who rides motorcycles?.Now Now, don't be condescending. We all start from a place of innocence. We best learn by example and need. I've been riding morwe...
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CCalG replied to the thread Who rides motorcycles?.That would be a great companion to the VFR800fi.
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CCalG replied to the thread Plugger Aerator - Solid drum vs split spoons.For "quality" turf, the plugs need to be pulled, and sand sifted back down the holes.
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CCalG replied to the thread Sizing floor joists, and thickness and type of plywood sheeting?.Strength often takes much less material than does acceptable stiffness. Deflection is an important part of any consideration.
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CCalG reacted to quicksandfarmer's post in the thread How big of a slab could I do by myself? with Good Post.
OK, I finally got around to doing this. I decided to divide it into six strips, each strip was 33" wide and 10'6" long. I ripped 4"...
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CCalG reacted to Dryland Farmer's post in the thread How big of a slab could I do by myself? with Good Post.
I have done enough concrete work to not be intimated by it. You can't make a fouled up job look like a good job in mine experience.
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CCalG replied to the thread Who rides motorcycles?.On the practical side of two wheeling I mounted a new rear tire on the Vespa today. Breaking down tires is a ROYAL pia! And hard work...