Camp property found, now updates.

[jjeff]

There was a scrap yard in ishpeming or Naguanee I think, I hauled a tandem trailer and dumper doo load there, they paid me for scrap steel and aluminium I hauled in. Half seriously thought I was dropping off my one ton dump truck for scrap also

 

[ArlyA]

We'll head back today to get more junk out. Here are photos of us heading out with the 6x6 and trailer in one load. 4" to spare! Then some junk out. Was a long but productive day. Learned much about camp care. The new to us Kodiak can be seen in the bottom photo. The 5ft long wood rectangular things are skis he mad for his trailer.

 

[ArlyA]

Just got home after day at camp. Moved and cleaned up much. They had 4 grilling systems out there. Fire was burning extra plywood and lumber. LuLu was tired by that time.

 

[ArlyA]

We will need to buy a 2.5 gallon no-spill can for generator gas.

 

[HawkinsHollow]

Off to a great start!! What are a couple things you learned from the old owner this weekend?

 

[ArlyA]

Off to a great start!! What are a couple things you learned from the old owner this weekend?

Where do these pipe go.
Showed how to clean chimney and how often.
How to fill the water system. Filter it etc, etc (not potable)
How to light gas lights.

This is all I can recall right now.

 

[airbiscuit]

We will need to buy a 2.5 gallon no-spill can for generator gas. View attachment 4239611

Yep

 

[EddieWalker]

My solution to the no spill cans is to buy a big funnel, unscrew the no spill cap, and dump the fuel into the funnel.

 

[ArlyA]

My solution to the no spill cans is to buy a big funnel, unscrew the no spill cap, and dump the fuel into the funnel.

The Honda generator caps on the 2000 models anyway take fuel rather slowly. I'd say it a poor design but the spouts on no-spill cans kinda lessons the grief.

 

[paulsharvey]

I like the metal, spark free metal 5 gal cans, with have the sealing lid, and the attached funnel.