daugen
Epic Contributor
David, first thing I thought of, after the fact that you are already utilizing all that water that falls on your home,
was a great tractor project for you. Dig a pond to catch all that water, create a raceway, and then put in a micro
electric water turbine to charge your existing batteries and generate extra power during heavy rains.
Wouldn't that be a nice thought...when it's pouring cats and dogs, you can yell Honey look at all the money we are making!
That's what it says on the brochure.
spent a lovely few minutes in the hot tub giving it a wipe down after I had shock treated it.
skin started to itch so time to get out. No bugs on me! Bromine but I still smell like a swimming pool faintly.
Hot tub needed due to raking sticks and hauling all the garden hoses, sprinklers, etc down to barn for
cleaning and storage. About three hours of lugging heavy stuff, at least it was super nice out.
Not doing well with powerwashers. Loaned my electric one to friend after the recent flood.
And the handle pulled off the good gas one, with a Honda 390 engine. So no powerwashing until the new Honda
part comes in. Three price points. 15 bucks, 35 and 70. I took the middle one, figured that was likely the wholesale price for the
identical list price part, which is shown in Northern Tools catalog for 70. So I ordered the 35 dollar handle assembly. I must be catching an edge
of something when I pull, the cord looked new and not all that frayed.
Lovely day outside. All that good Canadian air.
was a great tractor project for you. Dig a pond to catch all that water, create a raceway, and then put in a micro
electric water turbine to charge your existing batteries and generate extra power during heavy rains.
Wouldn't that be a nice thought...when it's pouring cats and dogs, you can yell Honey look at all the money we are making!
That's what it says on the brochure.
spent a lovely few minutes in the hot tub giving it a wipe down after I had shock treated it.
skin started to itch so time to get out. No bugs on me! Bromine but I still smell like a swimming pool faintly.
Hot tub needed due to raking sticks and hauling all the garden hoses, sprinklers, etc down to barn for
cleaning and storage. About three hours of lugging heavy stuff, at least it was super nice out.
Not doing well with powerwashers. Loaned my electric one to friend after the recent flood.
And the handle pulled off the good gas one, with a Honda 390 engine. So no powerwashing until the new Honda
part comes in. Three price points. 15 bucks, 35 and 70. I took the middle one, figured that was likely the wholesale price for the
identical list price part, which is shown in Northern Tools catalog for 70. So I ordered the 35 dollar handle assembly. I must be catching an edge
of something when I pull, the cord looked new and not all that frayed.
Lovely day outside. All that good Canadian air.
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