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None. I try to gain knowledge out of multiple sources, and sometimes, the ones you least expect surprise you. Even if it fits into that worthless knowledge category. There are some i breeze over, but very few.

Forgot. Steaks too

Drew, they also sell a propane hose on Amazon that you can use to hook into your onboard propane tanks (if there is an existing quick coupler) to avoid having to lug around additional bottles just for the griddle.

We have a Blackstone 22" that travels with the camper, Drew. I love it. It's all we use when camping. Burgers, hot dogs, Steaks, Pizza, veggies, cheesesteaks, shrimp fried rice, pork chops, just to name a few of the things I've cooked on it. If I hadn't just bought a new Weber for the deck at...

A bit warm today

Needle valve under the float likely sticking. Mine did this just last week. A few gentle taps on the float bowl cleared it up til I can take it apart to clean.

I'm sure this has entered your mind with all you have been through with this issue, but, I gotta ask. Is it possible that the sending unit is shorting out and back feeding to the ECM causing a shutdown and if not your total problem, but contributing to it maybe? Have you tried running the...

Yeah, that's what the surgery is for, to reduce the plummeting, lol.

So you want this? Titan attachments has this one. No idea or quality tho.

https://mulliganspartscompany.com/ Try here. I have bought from them in the past. Good people.

We have a candidate here for you, Kyle. Evidently a bear had been roaming around Newark over the weekend. He travelled further south Sunday night. Tuesday night he got hit by a car on Rt. 1 south of the Christiana Mall...

You meant the owners, right?

V-8 Perkins if I recall.

Strawberry Moon rise last night in New Holland PA

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why your new coffee mug arrived with a chip in it.

Here's another AC to add to your fleet.

look at 1 3/4". Easier to handle with a comparable flow rate

Steel toed boots probably wouldn't increase his intelligence

Thompson Pumps used to have a hydraulic submersible 4" pump that ran off of a John Deere power unit. It worked very well. Can't remember the hp of the power unit, but I'm sure it was equal to or less than your 310SG, which is what, around 80-90 hp?

I was wondering when the lack of peace and quiet would become evident. I'm sure it's quite different there than your old place, but shopping convenience is a partial trade off I guess.

Mr Funnel. 20 bucks.

Both.

I've cut 2'+ high vegetation (wouldn't call it grass,lol) with my Woods RM 990.

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Nice looking machine.

Nice looking International, Mostly. Looks like a 1960.

That is a Brannock Device. Learned that on Jeopardy last night.

I'd get the weight off the tires, put a heavy dose of sea foam in the fuel tank. Possibly invest in a cover even if indoors, and dryer sheets in the interior floor in several spots.

I must be old then since I remember him from "The Jerk" as the sniper. "Die gas pumper", lol.

Probably get a deal right now if you walked in and purchased an in stock item. If they are actually open. If I had an outstanding order, couldn't get my money back, and the driving distance was feasible, I believe I would drive down and pick it or something comparable off the lot. After...

Every August.

I can't believe that won't bug you enough to relocate the tach, lol.

I'd check the flywheel Key. It's making spark, but as you said, timing could be off. Should just have to remove shroud and flywheel nut & washer. I agree compression sounds low. Also, check the low oil pressure switch first, shouldnt be it since you have fire, but.....

i got it as well, on my iPad using Safari. Getting some tasteless cartoon ads now

Glad you clarified, lol. After reading your first post about this, I thought you were talking about lamb fries.

Disappointed Drew. I figured you were going to try the muskrat in Ellendale, lol.

Dunno, never had Bear or Raccoon. Been many years since I've had muskrat as a kid. If memory serves, a very rich dark meat. I remember going with Dad to a market in Frederica to pick them up. I believe you brine them for a while, oranges and apples were somewhere in the cooking process. I ate it...

There was a local VFD close by that had an annual dinner with muskrat and greens, gizzard soup, and fried chicken livers. It was normally well attended.

Must have been at Southern Grill

....I see Matt, and Sam (like the old Romper Room, for those that remember)

Lol. I prefer to think that the majority on here have and apply more common sense than the talking heads that were depicted in the song. Call me an optimist.

I'm sure I'll get flamed for this. All those that need the proper information should have it by now. If they haven't pursued the proper avenue to recoup any monies, it's on them. EA will wisely not come on this or any other site and tell y'all what occurred if their legal advisor is worth...

One would think the repetitious pattern would become obvious to the proper people. I have honestly had the opinion at times that the member in question was a bot, with the quick link loads, and forever negative view.

How old is the Scag? I was thinking of buying one but reading of the gremlins you have had with yours not so sure. I know you cut a lot of grass, but ...

Very interesting thread. Excellent work. I wish I had half of your machining talents.

Wow, Ron, he's a horse!

Was gonna say around here toilet paper would be included on that list, lol.

You gotta stop brushing with that wire brush, or put more Never-Seize on it.

No. Just swapped it for a rebuilt one. This was probably in 1981, cheaper to replace.

Years ago I had a Farmall H do that while plowing. Ran fine to field, kept shutting off. After several attempts, a finally parked it. I found a broken diode in alternator. Quite annoying.

Check out USGOVBID.com. Roseland auction. GMC 3500 diesel with plow. Looks ok from quick view at pics.

Scootr...P365(y) X2

Barium for Sunday morning breakfast, yuck. Hope all goes well Drew.

whow. I'm getting old

Hope your plan works Kyle. I ended up just getting a replacement transaxle from Mulligans.

Possibly, but worth a shot. I call them xchocks but they are designed differently than true xchocks.

Helo, talk to her about the incident. as hard as it is, it will help to ease the pain of witnessing the incident. never easy.

I put my x chocks on after installing the tire covers to hold them in place. Should work better than last year.

Took the Woods mower off the tractor for the season and stored, put 8' blade on. Greased the tractor, put non stick cooking spray on the blade and bucket, and washed the windows. Backed it in the building with battery maintainer plugged in. If it's anything like last year, that will guarantee no...

Thank you Ron.

Bill, I've been looking at those mowers for a while. Do you know if the joystick can be mounted on the left hand side?

Nope, just the Tide. It should pull the oil up to the top. i would advise against pressure washing as it will loosen the aggregate. But I'm sure you know that. Might need two applications of the Tide, depending on the amount of oil.

Doumars?

Apply Tide, then rinse. Sooner the better. (Before someone asks, yes, the liquid, not the powder or the pods)

Multiple times unfortunately. Last time was on the dive platform of a moving boat in Bermuda.

Looks like there's a lot of moisture in those clouds this morning.

Drew you can spray your exposed chrome sections of the rams with some fluid film for extra protection.

Not to be the safety police here, but please be careful with leaving that electric heater on in the camper Drew. I understand your reasoning, but a guy about a mile away from me did something similar a couple of years ago and ended up burning the camper and his house to the ground. Luckily...

Just curious, what is sticking up behind your rear bumper on the car? Tried to zoom in and still can't make it out

I think it used to be Smiths Park way back when. My parents were good friends of the owners. This was in the 60s and 70s. Libby and Smitty were their names. That's when what is called Coastal Wine and Spirits next door was named The Refuge.

Wow, didn't know they were still open. Forgot about them.

Some things ya just have to do. Surely not to be wasted.

Must be at Tall Pines, Drew.

Yeah, the post Covid tractor has three small holes in the left fender

Proud moments. Hope he does well. Hmm, 5, now which 5? Does the garage count as part of the house, lol?

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No. Once on, once off. If you push the button more than once initially, you can get different settings. But once for full, use it, then once again is off.

These seem to work well. Strong magnets

From the description of what's going on, for now, I think this would work and keep things dry until permanent repair could be made.

This is the one I used on my Dometic, Drew.

Sorry for your loss, Mostly. Prayers sent.

Yeah well, I have the exact same toilet, that I installed in a campgroup(Home Depot had a sale) using a gator bite toilet valve hose. No Leaks so far. Hope you get it fixed up. Water on the floor is bad juju.

Drew, did your RV tech ever show up?

In Honor of Veterans Day. Thank you to all of our Veterans.

just for Mostly.

no s’mores here.

Legs getting long on your puppy. She looks like her health is on the rise.

Just went through similar this am. Asked an employee exactly what time something occurred last night. "Well, it was about 1130". Was it 1130 or earlier? Because we are waiting on a timed six hour chemical reaction here. "Oh, well, it was probably closer to 12". Killin me

Yeah, lol, I see that now. Fresh morning eyes I guess. I was too focused on the smaller circle of gears.

Hmmm. I can see how that is supposed to be 2 speed, but don't see how the bigger gear would line up. Maybe I'm looking at it wrong.

I make my next appointment for my yearly physical on the way out of the current one.

Be careful returning the rig. Hope the journey fires up.

Passed the back of my hand under the tip of a cutting torch grabbing at a piece of falling steel once. My first impression wasn't pain, but the fact that my hand had the same coloring a chicken breast has after the first couple of minutes in the frying pan. Not one of my smartest moves.

I believe Service Tire sells new and used rims that have been blasted and powder coated.

Rustoleum Recolor Works.

Cheadle?

Best I've eaten.

Drew, just my opinion, but that's a lot of camper to be dragging with a half ton. Prolly pull it, but it's those unplanned stops that I'd worry about.

I use my forks for the same chore. Makes it a lot easier

What, no butter?

So, silly question. What watering method do you use with the plastic, a soaker hose underneath?

Stihl, Echo, and JCB.

Keep venting. Prayers sent.

Remove the valve core and just put the hose on stem for greater air flow. Once it's seated, quickly put the valve core in, put the air chuck on the hose, and fill to correct pressure.

Lol. Seems odd to see you say you're not looking forward to stone. But I figure this will be placed manually rather than hydraulically.

Glad it worked out. Good to see you have moved in.

Drew, if that light has the push button in the center they can be easily found on Camping world or Amazon sites.

HF does have pickle forks. Just check the size of your threaded rod to be sure to get the right one.

I'd get that rubber boot out of the way. Then wrap the exposed cylinder with a very wet thick rag. Then carefully heat it up, keeping that rag wet enough so that the cylinder rod stays cool. I would be surprised if you aren't fighting locktite in the threads. You need longer wrenches or a pipe...

For your hay hauling pleasure. All wheel drive and automatic transmission.

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Lol. Makes it easier to light, and probably no one asks for a drag.

Maybe AI is not as accurate as the human eye.

I'd rather not have it become a missile in the cab with me if I am involved in an accident. They walk into it once on the back of the truck and learn to look where they are going.

Rear facing work light possibly. The older ones had a switch to change between white for field and red for roadway.

I do follow his build. And I saw that. Just trying to assist with ideas.

Have you given thought to a 20' Sea Can for the lot? Probably more money than what you could build your own shed for but more secure.

Drew, Just a thought. Does your power cord stuff in a hole in the side of the tv or does it connect via a female plug?

Trimmerplus

To go to the k66 you have to buy new rear rims and tires, about $300 I believe. Plus the k66 is about $900.00 plus shipping. oops, correction. $2,050.00 for the complete kit.

Probably too late to help, but pharmacist told me if I got those symptoms from the booster to drink a bottle of water as quick as I could get it down And take two Tylenol, which never help me. The next morning, i had a headache and sore arm. Did as he said and within a half hour headache was...

Seems like for about $200.00 plus shipping there is a guy in Canada that will rebuild the pumps for you after you take them out, box them up and send them to him. That may solve your problem. I didn't want to take the chance and bought a new transaxle for $700.00 and installed it two weeks ago...

I'm cheap. I just hook mine over the ball on the receiver hitch. 1000' each way once a week.

It's the key for a master switch on a caterpillar machine. Turns battery power on and off.

A brick works also. Just depress the pedal a bit and lay the brick on top of pedal resting against the metal arm. Just enough to trip the switch.

If you haven't already, Pull the drive belt off. Electric Clutch may just be stuck.

So I have to ask, did it arrive yet?

Is it the angle of the picture or are the holes not centered in the housing?

Bring some of that warmth back with you, please, Drew.

Use Liquid Nails to attach a piece of flat 304 stainless to the roof then attach light with its magnets to the stainless.

I ran into the same issue two weeks ago. They ended up rubbing Corn Husker Lotion on my fingertips to get the machine to read my prints.

Kyle, put tennis ball sized amount of rice in a sock. Tie it off well. Put in microwave for about 45 seconds. Place it against your closed eye with some pressure when cool enough not to burn. Do this several times a day. Prescribed by my eye doc. Worked for me.

If I recall, the Major was started with a shotgun shell. Correction, it was the Field Marshall.

12/26/22 650 am

You sound like Mr Food, lol. We had Veal Parm. He’d have said the same thing here.

Hmmm. How far north, Buppies?

If he just wants the plow lights and no headlights set the headlight switch to parking lights.

With the price of bottled water, this is cheaper and more convenient.

Is that a crack in the flange by the bottom arrow?

22 degrees this am. Sky is clear.

He may have gotten enough water in the muffler to choke her up If it has the front lower exhaust pipe

First timer? Revolver would be ideal. Then if she likes it, you can progress to an auto. Just my 2 cents.

This worked for me. Up 3”and back 2”.

I had one like that this spring.

Then it comes down to adjusting the lift arm height to level the angled blade side to side

Maybe get an upper link for just the blade. Or are you using a quick hitch? Better yet, get a top and tilt setup.

Adjust your upper link, shorten it, rather than put washers behind the cutting edge. Chatter would occur with the poly edge as well in dry areas. Either way it will make some noise.

B Bet that was an exciting ride down. Hope he didn't get banged up.

RIP Roy. Thank you for your service to our country.

Probably works good for snagging the plastic bags lying in the road. Eco weld.

I believe I would see if the hoe would pull it out

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Third pic doesn't match that machine. It's for an International. I'd say the 933 in the pic is way older than an 85. Should be a Cat plate on the tractor. Get me the serial # and I can age it for you. They were made between 55-68.

Inlet parking lot?

I've had an 870 Mariner for over 25 years. It has held up well. I have a couple Mossburg 500 blued. All good guns.

Yes, Sodamo, there is a Good Morning Thread in Heaven (Sung to the tune of Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus) Sodamo wistfully wondered if there was a Good Morning thread/TBN in Heaven. Many have pondered this, hoping that it would be true, that in that great ever after there would be a...

Always use an AC Delco filter. The $25 for the tech includes health and welfare costs. I only use the Dexos oil because that's what GM uses and recommends. I use Rotella 15-40 in my truck and everything else diesel. My comment omitted the fact that three years ago they were charging $52 for the...

Was pricing motor oil to change oil in wife's suburban. Seeing much higher costs, I thought I'd see what the dealer would charge for a service. I called and was quoted $109.95. 😲 I bought a filter for $7, and dexos 0w20 is $35 for 5 qts. So l'll figure $42 for 6 qts, + $7 for the filter, and...

Sorta like this one, Paul?

Look up a woods pull type finish mower. Then look at the parts diagram. They show rollers that bolt to the front on each side for anti scalping. Might have to fab or maybe just drill holes to mount. But that would solve your problem with scalping I think.

When I still had the open station MF 175, I brushed a pine tree base on the last pass while mowing. Mowed past it hundreds of times previously over the years. Evidently that year jug hornets had bored a hole into the tree. I noticed something buzzing around my head and looked back to see the...

Drew just put a gated wye on your washing machine hook up for your tub if the other spigot is not on the filter run.

Busy day yesterday replacing fuel pump in youngest sons pickup. Always seems to be a hot day when repairs are needed.

Kyle, I've had good luck with mineral ice ointment. And turmeric supplement pills. And arnica, which I heard of on here.

Maybe put that comfy seat on this one Drew.

saw this at the steam show today and thought you’d like it

Sorry for your loss. I went through almost the exact situation with my father. Sounds like you and your wife took good care of your father.

Clanker balls

Little warmer here

Yeah, I did that with a push mower when I was about 13. Mowing under boxwood bushes one Saturday morning and poof. Fur blown about 20 ft from mower.

cooking sweet and white potatoes in them instead of baking in the oven turns out very good as well.

I thought that was Mobil with winged horse. Nope, you we correct. Gulf No-Nox gasoline was promoted with a bucking horse leaving an imprint of two horseshoes. Several promotions centered on the two horseshoes. In 1966 bright orange 3-D plastic self-adhesive horseshoes for car bumpers were...

Let me know how your solution works, please. My metal roof is looking kinda dirty also.

Be careful. After your recent fail it may be easier to pull a muscle in your side twisting with the PW. On the roof is no place to have a muscle spasm across your ribs.

Look up a Capriottis Bobbie, Thomas. https://cdn.capriottis.com/Capriottis/_AUTOxAUTO_crop_center-center_none/4037/Great_eats_bobbie.webp

Yeah, riding those screeds does get warm. Used to be if air temp was over 95 no paving on state jobs. Thing of the past now.

Two different "tractors"

Try this one Roy. It’s close to Baileys

Close I think. Fastenal part #323441

Drew, If you have a Fastenal close by look for bits there. There is a set I used for years of stainless and held their own. The name escapes me at the moment(on vacation, was told to quit thinking about work, lol). Anyway, it’s a Norse sounding brand name. Last metal bits you’ll ever need and...

Ouch

265.00

Can probably put a bar clamp across it to keep from bowing. Just nylon tie it to the upright so it doesn't rattle off, and your towel wrapped around the bar so it doesn't scratch the windshield. Taking the windshield off by yourself would be a bugger.

Drew, Good job working through the issues with the gate. Be careful hauling the cart backwards on the trailer. I have seen them crack or blow out the windshield from the wind. Always make sure it is in the lowered position. Even the bottom section is at risk towing backwards.

I’ve seen one like the taller red one on the video. Not running, but saw it. The other monster would be a treat in a pipe trench, lol

Thank you Randy

Thanks Randy. Who is the auctioneer?

If you would please, Sir.

When and where is the auction ?

I hit mine with fluid film a couple times a year.

I have had a similar hitch on one trailer for 15 years. Love it. Been meaning to put one on the other trailer. Just keep 'em lubed and they are great. Very secure