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Thought I'd put in another good word for Ridgid. I purchased a QwikChute for my zero turn which required drilling through the mower deck. Pulled out my 18 year old Ridgid 18V drill and just as I got through the second hole, the drill died. Thought maybe the battery was dead so I popped in a...

I am having my porch remodeled and will be putting up tongue and groove cedar on the ceiling. Wondering if I should leave the cedar untreated or if I should at least seal it. It's protected from the elements so I'm wondering if it needs anything at all. Thinking about putting a clear Ready...

I've worn contacts for 30 or so years. A few years ago I made the switch to daily use contacts, which has worked out very well. I was not good at removing my extended wear lens at night and cleaning them, so the inside of my eyelids would get irritated and cause all kinds of issues. While the...

I have a pair of Wiley X that I use strictly for sunglasses and love them. They fit me well and I prefer the rubber nose piece which mine have. Keep an eye out for promotions/sales on them.

Ahh my bad, not sure how I missed it switching it to a 12 volt part!

This is a great site to find where a part is available. https://octopart.com/

Is this what you need? https://www.tme.eu/en/details/srg-s-112dm/miniature-electromagnetic-relays/sanyou/?utm_source=octopart.com&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=compare-2024-06-23

Yup, I prefer DigiKey and Mouser over Newark but all three should have what you are looking for. A few others are onlinecomponents, arrow, futureelectronics, and automationdirect.

Oh I'll definitely own one eventually haha! I like the 67 Chevelle but following this thread has turned me into a Nova fan too! Thankfully I have some car gurus handy who I can take with me to look at potential purchases when the time comes to make sure I'm getting something decent.

Looks incredible! My dream is to own a muscle car, in silver so I am drooling over these photos. And the fact that you did the work yourself is even more amazing. Awesome work!

Colder climates will impact the effectiveness of Milky Spore. Did you apply it 3 times a year for 3 consecutive years?

I have a full suspension Ferris as well. I'm not mowing at full speed though. To each their own!

Incorrect. From the turtle wax website and also on the bottle: Without a drop of water, the slick, spray-on formula helps safely remove dust and cleans the clear coat without scratching your finish, and it leaves a nice, streak-free shine and crazy water-beading protection, thanks to its...

Yup, good stuff as long as it is used as directed. 3 times a year for 3 consecutive years I believe? Maybe that has changed since I last used it.

Yes and yes. I'm sure Walmart has but if not Advance auto and AutoZone have it

Nice lookin lawn for 12 MPH!

no one is mowing at top speeds of 11-12 mph that zero turns can reach. If they say they are, I challenge their honesty

I'm a newer tractor owner, and for what I paid for it you betcha I am going to wash it and wax it! lol. I use this on it because you can basically spray it on anything and wipe it off without leaving any residue behind...

I use the "mow high, mow often" theory. Spring and fall grass is crazy though, and like you said it's starting to slow down and it's been a bit dry here recently.

All good here!

I get that. Doesn't change the fact that they look cheaply built to me

That's why I said I'm sure they serve a purpose for some people, lol

Makes total sense! I get that plaid look as well even after waiting a couple days in between mowing. love the plaid look!

No offense but I just don't see these Ego mowers lasting very long. For the price they look like they are cheaply built. I'm sure they serve a purpose for some people though.

If the quality of cut is so good, why do you have to double cut? Not trying to be a wise a$$, just curious

That's a beauty of a knife!

Hay Dude - any updates on this project?

NY sales tax is 8.25% on top of ridiculous property and school taxes.

I was going to say, buy the plants for the garden with the money

Yup, "K" turns too, lol. I do get some tear-out on sections of the lawn that dont have a lot of grass to begin with, but areas that are lush don't have the same issue. I've stopped trying to get real close to trees, edges etc. If I am going to have to run the trimmer anyways, I'll just trim a...

Some have said on this thread that ZT's tear up your lawn. If you are tearing up your lawn with a zero turn, you aren't driving it correctly. Zero turn doesn't mean just whip around with the inside tire not moving. That WILL tear up your lawn. Do a "Y" turn and you'll be fine. Even a "Y"...

There's also Country Clipper....

As a Ferris owner, the ride is awesome. They supposedly made improvements to the new deck as well which gives a better cut. I'll deal with a little bit of cut quality issues because the ride is that good. I'm also just mowing my own lawn and not mowing for a living so cut quality isn't as...

Definitely!

Have them throw in the floor mat and the toolbox for free if they haven't already. I waited over a year for the damn armrests for the seat on my CK2610 too. lol

I have a section on my property that my Ferris ZTR would probably handle but in my opinion it's just not worth the risk, so I mow it with my Scag 36" walk behind. All the weight is in the back on a ztr (unless you have weights on the front) and the front casters provide zero traction. Pretty...

You could try adding some wifi antennas (not extenders) which would allow you to use something like Eufy cameras. Something like this: Amazon.com

Tractor stays in the bay on the right

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Not sure when you plan on completing your project, but until then you should look at getting a Log Ox for picking up rounds off the ground.

Wonder what the "migrants" are paying for auto insurance

And all of his followers...

Everything is going up, but ask some certain folks and they will tell you the economy has never been better and you are definitely better off now than 4 years ago!

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You may already know this, but even though the deck is new make sure you use a deck cleaner after sanding and then a brightener to open the wood's pores to help the stain soak in and adhere better. The Armstrong Clark stain I used covers a lot of square footage, so with a large deck it may be...

You could buy the best stain money could get you, but if you don't properly clean the deck and let it dry prior to applying the stain you are wasting your time and money.

Take a look at this website for reviews on deck stains. At my old house I restored the deck and used the Armstrong Clark oil based stain. It was awesome. 3 years after applying there no signs of wear. Prep is everything though as I am sure you are aware. Most people think they can just...

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Yeah I'll just be moving it around

Shout out to Good Works, sent them an email using their online question form, got a reply within 10 minutes from the President. Pretty impressive. The pins are not used when the forks are used on the front end loader, only when they are used on the 3 point hitch

Good call out. I'm going to call or email them and will ask that question. I could kill two birds with one stone with this set up as I wanted a set of forks for the front anyways

Thanks Lou! ANy thoughts on these? https://www.goodworkstractors.com/product/gwt-versaforks-pallet-forks/

Appreciate the comments so far! I'll definitely look into the 3 point pallet forks. Any recommendations?

Thank you for your reply and confirming my thoughts. My rear tires are filled, would I need more ballast?

Hello All. I operate a hobby maple farm and I'd like to make some improvements to my sap collection process. Right now I use my Kubota BX2200 and I tow a 55 gallon tank in a small dump cart. This is our first year using reverse osmosis so the sap collection and planning of boils has changed...

Any luck?

Call Paul L. at the Emerich's location in Melrose NY 518-753-6212 https://www.emerichsales.com/

Yeah we never get to that point where we are collecting "buddy sap." Plus, when it reaches that point I am usually pretty tired from the countless hours of boiling and ready to move onto other chores. That's after the dreaded clean up - scrubbing and rinsing all of the taps and buckets...

You look for a stretch of weather where overnight temps are below freezing, preferably 27-28, and daytime temps are around 40 or higher. Full sun is ideal too

Finished up the tapping yesterday

We keep a close eye on tree health. Any warning signs and they don't get tapped

It gets tricky trying to figure out when to hang buckets. I missed a nice run a couple weeks ago, but I also don't like the buckets sitting on the tress for extended cold spells. We look to have some good sap weather coming this week.

Drilled some holes in the maples today. Pretty windy today so I didn't want to go deep in the woods so we'll finish up the remaining 60 or so taps tomorrow.

Nice! I love the area I live in now. In the country but not too far from necessities.

Glad to see another sugarerrrrrrrr here! I'm going to be putting in my 100 taps on Friday!

Drove one of these for four summers while home from college on Lake St. Catherine, VT. Would cut the Eurasian Milfoil which would then ride of the conveyor on the front and dump onto a longer storage conveyor on the back. When the load was full, we'd make the very slow trek to the offload...

Sure seems to be!

Played tennis my whole life including D1 college and never had tennis elbow until now, when I am older......from firewood....LOL!

Op - what was the outcome of your search?

Appreciate the tip! I am going to give it a try

Thanks for the heads up!

yup, I enjoy it though and it's a great workout. But I may just have to use the splitter going forward

Thanks! I'll ice it and that helps for a bit, then something aggravates it again. Thinking I might need a cortisone shot.

Dealing with an elbow injury right now that I think is a result of doing a lot of firewood in 2023. Splitting by hand, grabbing pieces with my one hand to set back up on the chopping stump. Something as simple as picking up a cup of water by the top of the cup hurts like heck.

That's a sweet knife!

I have an older Kubota BX2200 with the BX2790 blower on the front and it throws snow a good 30'. I have quite a bit of snow removal to do and this combination has handled everything just fine, including a 38" snowstorm to start get winter started a few years ago in upstate NY.

30 cord a year????

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I'm a fan of the Hulkman products and have their Sigma 5 and Sigma 1 maintainers. Pretty happy with them

I got one as a Christmas gift. WOW, amazing tool! WAYYYYY better than my pickaroons!

Wow, that's great. What would you consider "better wood?"

Full cord of split wood here is going to average of $350. And while the sellers claim is seasoned, it aint. lol

unfortunately. Unless a "cord" is something different in your neck of the woods

Another marketplace score. $150 / cord. Still have about 3 loads to pick up

I inherited a plastic tub of brand new fittings when my FIL passed away. I'll check for 10 mm if you like, I'd give you a good price on them

Zero turn all the way.

Yeah I have a small Bosch 12v that works well but needed some extra oompf so picked up the Ridgid. Was on sale ($60 off) and came with a battery, charger and case.

Ridgid 18v subcompact impact driver

I'm on my third season with an EPA stove. They are pretty nice and excel in "low and slow" burns during "shoulder season." Can also run them hot as needed too during the really cold spells.

Moisture meter. Split a piece and take your reading on the fresh cut portion https://www.amazon.com/General-Tools-MMD7NP-Moisture-Tricolor/dp/B00HARYVUQ?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&th=1

Sounds like I won't be looking at this option any more!

Anyone have one of these or something similar? Looking to get some heat in my fairly large garage that is basically a basement under a restored barn...

Old Milwaukee....isn't that a beer? :)

Amazon had some great deals on Hulkman stuff for Black Friday. I have their sigma 5 trickle charger but ordered their Sigma 1 since it was 68% off. I also have the Alpha 85 jumpstarter and that is on sale still.

Let us know how you make out

I did an online chat with their support at https://register.ridgidpower.com/ I'll also add that I had completely forgotten my username and password to the site and they looked me up by name and helped me reset my info.

That's great to hear. I recently had a great experience with Rigid. The 17 year old batteries to my drill/sawzall combo kit finally crapped out, they replaced them with zero fuss. Granted they do have a lifetime warranty policy as long as you register the parts, but I was glad to see they...

I don't know much about these, but $110 off their normal price https://www.crutchfield.com/p_452NEROMB5/OSD-Nero-MB5.html?tp=186

Get a Hulkman

Yes, these are also known as excellent bang for your buck!

Bought a 590 last night! 20" bar, couple spare chains. Can't wait to give it a test run this weekend!

So sorry for your loss, truly heartbreaking.

Take a good look at these. I've read a lot people say for the money these are excellent speakers https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-B652-AIR-6-1-2-Bookshelf-Speaker-Pair-with-AMT-Tweeter-300-651?quantity=1

Take a look at Dayton Audio speakers. Pretty decent for the price

Budget? The Polk that 2manyrocks linked to is a nice price and would work well. I have these in my kitchen and they sound fantastic https://www.crutchfield.com/p_107OWM3B/Polk-Audio-OWM3-Black.html?tp=186 Just personal preference, but I prefer using an audio receiver and old fashioned...

Two: Have a new Kioti CK2610 that I wish I bought 6 years ago when I bought the property I live on now. Kubota BX2200 that I bought from the previous owner of the property. No bucket but has mower deck, bagger and front end snowblower. It's main use now is taking care of snow and keeping the...

Call Dave Wood at Maplewood Ice. He does hauling on the side and may be interested in your job. He's a great guy, very reliable.

Your min/max pressure is very important. Many sleep apnea doctors are fine with and AHI of 10 and higher which is ridiculous. Your AHI should be between .5 and 2. I was using a min of 4 and max of 10 thanks to my doc, but I was seeing AHIs of 10 and higher. I was ripping my mask off in the...

Agreed!

When I mark the tree with the 16" magnetic measuring stick attached to my saw blade, I always start at the biggest part of the tree. Once I get to wrist size parts of branches, I usually just eyeball it. Unfortunately I didn't cut these chunks, a tree service guy did.

Thank you. When I am blocking I make sure I cut to 16". The wood in my photos was a FB marketplace deal and the tree guy must think 16" is a lot longer, lol.

Curious - some of the rounds in these photos are anywhere from 21" - 24" long. For those who heat with firewood, would you split the difference and get 11"-12" pieces, or would you cut to the normal 16" - 17" length and have a lot of 5"+ end pieces. It all burns, so probably a moot point.

Congrats! I just got a 15% off coupon in the mail for Home Depot. I know I said I wouldn't buy a saw there, but the 15% makes it tempting.

Thank you! I'm always here, do a ton of reading and I'm always amazed at the knowledge on this site!

Windy today, a lot of these leaves will be coming down

Glad to hear she is doing better. I never realized how much the CPAP helped until I lost power one night and didn't have my generator. I was completely useless the next day

Sleep apnea is no joke. I've been on a CPAP for close to 10 years now and as much as it sucks wearing a full face mask to sleep, it's made a huge difference. I'm hoping I didn't do too much damage to my heart by waiting too long to take that sleep study

Understandable, but I think all dealers are the same way. Tough to compete with prices you find on Amazon, but that applies to just about everything not just mower or saw parts

Nice. I've spent a lot of money with my local shop and am considered a VIP customer, so I seem to get moved to the front of the line when it comes time for repairs. So far I've purchased lawn tractor, walk behind mower, Ferris zero turn, Echo backpack blower, Echo trimmer, Kioti tractor and...

I like supporting my local shop. Plus, if it ever needed warranty work it seems the local shop moves products to the end of the line that weren't purchased from them.

I almost bought a 261 about 10 years ago and kick myself for not stepping up to that model, but aren't the Stihls now almost double the price of the Echos?

Where are you seeing it for $419 with the 20 inch bar? Not that I would buy it from Home Depot but when I ask my local dealer to price match I will need a link most likely. Thanks!

If it helps your decision with the Echo trimmer, I bought the 2620 this summer and it is awesome. Also have the PB8010 backpack blower that is a beast. I've been wanting to upgrade my saw and hearing the 590 is $419 is tempting.

Awesome cups! I've never been to a Buc-ees before but I have family in Texas so I had them send up some schwag.

Marketplace score. Sugar maple. Not done picking it all up yet either, probably three more 5X10 trailer loads to go. Sorry, put my tractor away before I took the photos.

I've read and heard a lot of great things about this Stihl blower! Did a great job on the trail. I'm always amazed at the power of my Echo 8010 blower too!

Same here. Drives me nuts to drive by nice homes with lawns that are mowed to about 1" and brown, full of weeds and grass clippings. Not sure why people feel the need to mow so low.

Good story! I disagree on the scalping part though. A 54" will scalp as easily as a 61" and if you are scalping your lawn you are mowing way too low. Mow high, mow often. Jut my opinion though

I will add that my older Scag walk-behind that was mentioned in my previous posts has a Kohler Command engine that has been free of any issues (knock on wood!)

I hear ya! If money was no object I'd have the ISX3300!

Highly recommend a Kawi as well!

The products I owned were "residential" grade but a former co-worker bought one of their "almost commercial" grade ZTRs and that too was junk. The frame on the 33" walk-behind I bought cracked, same thing happened to former co-workers ZTR. The 33" walk-behind was purchased at an independent...

Based on my experience with Cub Cadet, I would not buy another nor recommend anything Cub Cadet. Pure junk, in my experience. Have you considered a stand-on mower? From what I gather they are much more agile than a ZT, and you can stop and get off them much quicker if you need to pick...

Regarding the second question, check out the Hulkman or Noco jumpstarters. I have the Hulkman and it works great, heard a lot of positive reviews on the Noco as well. Compact and easy to use

Thanks for the photos Lou! Good stuff!

Thank you very much for the info. Can you explain the "grind down the base tractor end for width?"

Thanks Lou! I will definitely check out that set up. Any chance you can post a photo of your rig so I can get a better idea of your setup?

Since I can't seem to post a new thread for some reason, I figured I'd post in a fellow New Yorker's thread! I asked my dealer about a hydraulic top link for my 2021 CK2610, and he recommended the following: Summit Hydraulics TOP LINK Category 1 Cylinder $209.95 11” Stroke Should I look at...

Nice lookin stuff!

Sounds like they caught the POS

I have one, you'll love it. very handy and very tough. Ohio Steel has great customer service too. I needed a replacement bolt, they sent a whole bag of nuts, bolts, etc.

2025-26 food for the Blaze King. Two rows on the left are kindling and odd shaped/length pieces. Split 90% by hand with the trusty Fiskars splitting maul since it wasn't a rush to get it done.

Exactly what I was thinking when I saw the photo!

What a mess! Where abouts are you located?

I hope so too. You know it's wet when the front wheels on a zero turn start leaving marks in the grass! How was Empire Farm Days? You shoulda stopped in for a meet n greet!

Mornin! Looks to be a beautiful day in upstate NY

Ballistol

Can anyone recommend a seat cover for a CK2610 that fits fairly snug? Thank you!

Definitely saves a lot of time and hassle, but not a cheap investment by any means. You have to consider the cleaning of those lines and maintenance of the pumps, squirrels and deer and other animals chewing on the lines, damage to the lines from trees and tree limbs, etc. My next improvement...

I'm in Charlton, NY on 5.5 acres and have a maple syrup operation. 100 taps all on buckets. My stone "road" that goes around the perimiter of the property goes from snow to sheer ice to mud then back to snow then ice then mud, rinse and repeat, during suagring season. I use my little Kubota...

Split some evaporator wood this morning for the maple syrup operation

Doesn't get much better than a pontoon boat on a beautiful lake! Yes the little lake has always been a mess! Apparently they stopped using the harvesters for a while and went to chemicals on the big lake, but I thought they had brought back one harvester for the little lake. I could be wrong...

Hey Scott_vt! I grew up in Granville, worked on Lake St. Catherine in the summer on the milfoil harvesting machines. Good friend of mine lives in Wells just a little ways past the General store. Great little place to live!

Mornin from Charlton, NY. Going to be a beautiful Memorial Day weekend!

Not sure where you are reading your reviews, but I put the Continental CrossContact LX25 on the wife's Acura RDX and they are far superior to the Michelin's that came with the vehicle. The LX25 gets 4.5 stars on TireRack, the LX Sport version doesn't get as high of a rating. Maybe that's the...

Nice! Glad it was helpful and you were able to get it done. My BX starts right up every time after doing this mod.

See if this helps. You're right though, the thread that I referenced for the same issue is gone.

If your lawn is very bumpy, look at Ferris. Their suspension makes the ride so much better. Some say they don't cut as nice as Scag or Exmark but I have no issues with mine. I have an IS2100 with a 29.5 HP EFI Kawasaki motor. If you tend to mow high wet grass, I have read that John Deere's...

I got one of these for $25 from a neighbor. Works great but on the heavier side...

^^^ This ^^^

Just try the ones I posted in the link to Harbor Freight. For $2-$3 if you don't like them or they wear out too fast you're only out a couple bucks

So far these have taken a lot. No signs of wear at all. I live in the northeast and the winter version is nice too on a cold day. They are cheap too so if they wear out, toss them and buy another pair!

I've recently converted to this style and happy I did. Great grip so fatigue is reduced, and great for firewood because splinters wont penetrate the coating. https://www.harborfreight.com/safety/gloves/a5-cut-resistant-work-gloves-large-57643.html

Definitely going to do this!

Thought I'd post a follow up. Ended up getting a Heavy Hitch and couldn't be happier with my decision. You get what you pay for, and this thing is built like a tank!

I posted some pics a few weeks ago of my maple syrup operation (which requires a lot of firewood!) so I'd thought I share a few from yesterday's tapping. Put in 45 taps and will put in 45 more today. Crazy weather this winter in upstate NY so far so who knows what this season will be like...

I've had my eye on a Mak 1 Star General for a few years now but just can't bring myself to spend a couple grand on a smoker. Researched the hell out of them, 100% made in America, built like a tank and supposedly the best electronics in the business. Maybe some day I'll pull the trigger...

SOme really great suggestions here, many thanks to everyone who commented and suggested various routes. I'm always guilty of paralysis by analysis, so it might be some time before I make a decision and actually pull the trigger. I'll definitely post a follow up when I do though!

Beautiful day for splitting

Trying to find a local dealer for Dolmar/Makita, not having much luck at all. I have an Echo/Stihl dealer 5 minutes from my house who I have purchased a lot of equipment from (zt mower, compact tractor and implements, Echo PB8010 blower) and they take pretty good care of me. That's part of why...

I seriously considered a 261 when I got the Farm Boss and kick myself for not getting one.

Ooof, yeah not looking to spend $1000. I'll take a look at that 6100. Appreciate the replies so far!

One of my best buds is a logger and a big Husky fan. That's two votes for Husky

A new saw. Current saw is a Stihl MS271 Farm Boss. I like Echo for the 5 year warranty, which saw in their lineup would be a better (power, faster) saw than my Stihl? There's really nothing wrong with my Stihl, just looking for some more power but not looking for a huge saw. All I'm cutting...

Put the better half to work today

I believe the super duty has a safety chain hook

Good idea on paying a little extra for the option for weights. I do like the price of the one you recommended, I'm just trying to stay away from China as much as I can!

Has anyone purchased from Heavy Hitch? If so, are you happy with the quality? Also, is the one in the link what I need for my Kioti CK2610? Thanks for the help! https://heavyhitch.com/product/category-1-three-point-receiver-hitch-adapter-cp/

Very nice, sounds like a great operation! Probably has a pretty big evaporator and RO I would imagine, 300 taps will get you a lot of sap!

That's awesome! It's a great place to live, quiet little hamlet. 300 taps, safe to assume he does tubing?

A dutch oven makes awesome bread, just sayin!

Thank you! We typically put out about 95 taps. Trees are a combination of sugar and maple. The one photo of the tree with the buckets and the can of beer is out best sugar maple, we call it the "money tree" :)

Nice eye! Yes, we have a "sap house" that holds two 65 gallon tanks, and that gauge on the wall will give us an idea of how much is left in whatever tank we are pulling sap from when we are boiling. This is a photo of the sap house. If you notice the two tanks are tilting forward - they are...

Thanks so much! I'll be honest, everything was built and on the property when we bought it 5 years ago. Thankfully the original owners are still close by and taught us everything we needed to know. Never in a million years did I think I'd be making maple syrup, but it sure is fun!

Yeah it is definitely time consuming! Just yesterday I was thinking about a different wedge for the splitter that would make the process a little more efficient. Even a 4 way wedge would be much better. As much as I enjoy splitting by hand, it was not done by hand!! hahaha

Thank you! mostly poplar in there as well as maple branches that come down over time. The evaporator isn't picky!

HAHA Yeah it is definitely a lot of wood, and a PITA to split it to that size. Syrup is just a hobby for us, we average about 20 gallons a season but it is a lot of fun and when late February / early March rolls around I am ready to get out of the house and do something productive!

Getting started on filling up the second bay of firewood for the maple syrup evaporator. I estimate it'll be drying until the 2025 season.

Mornin everyone!

This site provided a lot of great info for me when I was in the process of refinishing the deck at my last house. https://www.deckstainhelp.com/the-5-best-deck-stain-reviews-and-ratings/ Based on the info on the website I went with an Armstrong-Clark stain and it was fantastic. I see that...

Great advice. My first machine fell under the Phillips recall and I had no backup. Since there are basically only two manufacturers of CPAP machines, it was almost impossible to find a new one that I could use in place of my Phillips. I actually had to do another sleep study just to be...

I find that when my mask starts to leak, it is time to change the cushions on the mask. I also love the mask liner from Pad-A-Cheek, not only helps prevent leaks but also prevents the red lines on your face and forehead every morning and is much more comfortable especially in the summer months.

I'd like to add that an AHI of 10 or less is considered good by sleep doctors and in comparison to an AHI of 60 without a CPAP it is much better, but in reality your AHI should really be 2 or less. A friend of mine who also suffers from severe sleep apnea took a look at my data when I first...

Check out Hulkman. I'm having this delivered today https://www.hulkman.com/products/sigma5 I also have this jump starter which is fantastic https://www.hulkman.com/pages/alpha85

Been using a CPAP for about 7 years now. Snored LOUDLY my entire life then would stop breathing while sleeping and would wake up gasping for air. Finally got tested and was diagnosed with severe apnea. Stopped breathing every minute and would sometimes stop breathing for well over a minute...

Yeah they are 3/4". If my buddy backs out of the deal I will certainly let you know!

Not sure where to post this. Wondering if someone can give me an idea of what to sell this bundle of tools for. The sockets and wrenches are huge, 1 7/8", 1 1/2" etc. The larger ratchet is a Proto. My Father in Law passed away and he had a TON of tools, many of which I dont have a need for...

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When my Kioti was delivered, tank was empty. The guy who delivered it to me was also my salesman since he lives near me. He was not happy, so he drove to their dealership that is 5 miles from my house but sells Kubota and filled up two 5 gallon cans and brought them back to fill my tank. Got...