Recent content by goldenwings

Yes you are correct, and I did say "not all experiences are that bad" sometimes they just work (especially items used more regularly), albeit loudly and with just enough torque to not stall (probably good for the efficiency aspect i suppose.. but so is electric) However the fiasco of small...

I dont agree that we need to curtail fossil fuel use, and I hope I didnt come off that way, I think diesel is a perfectly working solution, gasoline has its place, but in my opinion thats last place. I did mention my beef with the 3 point splitter and hydraulic flow issue, and even posted a...

I can only speak for myself here, but it usually goes something liike this (keep in mind most stuff is stored outdoors as the machine tools and woodworking tools take up the valuable shop space, exception made for the pressure washer to avoid freezing). Time to start the generator just to...

Ive always burned wood as my only heat source. Started with a Stihl splitting maul and twisted wedges for the really big stuff. This was splitting roughly 3 to 4 full cords yearly. Eventually we aquired and outdoor wood boiler, and heating a lot more (garage/greenhouse) and I just cut...

Powder coating is also a way for the manufacturers to avoid more regulations and fines due to VOC release. Once I realized this it all started to make sense... they avoid big govt regulations and put some marketing spin on it to make it sound like its a great coating (and perhaps for something...

Yes, This all day long. I am currently completely tearing apart a 2012 10K PJ dump trailer because it was powder coated and made from tubular stock. In fact I would avoid both of those things like the plague. That powder coat looks great until you realize that tiny little crack or chip is...

Disclaimer: I in no way condone this activity nor do i consider it overly safe by any means.. but i am still here. Proceed at your own risk. Also, safety police please don't bother, i am not interested as i already knew the risks before i went ahead with this. I saw many pictures and videos...

Just thought I'd share my experience mounting a Superwinch Terra 45 to the front of my 2520. Given the mounting location, this was the biggest physical size/dimension that would fit, also had the largest pulling capacity for this form factor. Also, as a plus since I only have the 20A...