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"Air Cannon" equivalent for small tires.
I finally just gave up trying to fix the thin bald faced front tires and put green slime in them. Now I can see a whole lot of little green dots all over them and just smile. -
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Fuel cans that are easy to use
I just bought a couple of race jugs from Menards for $17 a piece. I've seen them for over $40 at some places and they look the same except for a racing label. I love the large lid for filling at gas station. -
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Fuel cans that are easy to use
"Project farms" just came out with great video about replacement spouts and cans you may like. -
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Generator starts but backfires.
The little plastic links broke. This was a long time ago when they blamed it on ethanol and I had to pay a lot for a stupid gas/oil cap, not happy! -
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Generator starts but backfires.
Stihl blamed ethanol for their flip top gas caps breaking. Then why did the bar oil cap break first on my new chain saw? -
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Printer Question
Old Xerox repair guy here. The dry toner process is better for lasting longer and cost less in my opinion. -
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Smart Phone, stuff everyone knows but me.
I can't leave home without it because it's also a key fob for the car. Except for a few times when my wife was in car and I dropped her off and I had no key. I was driving with her phone and didn't know it. -
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Tractor Batteries
Back in 2010 a dealer wanted $400 to replace a battery. No way! I replaced with a group 31 and changed the ends and ever since then I use a group 31 into all cars that I can. -
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Milwaukee Battery
Yep imbalanced. I charged low cells with single cell charger but didn't last long till did it again. Ordered new cells and rebuilt. A lot of work but it works like new. -
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Almost got the hot seat
40 years ago I was weed whacking when cap blew off gas tank and emptied whole thing in my face. So lucky it didn't ignite. -
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What do you think of electric chain saws?
2 days ago wind blew over a yard tree. It only took a few minutes to cut off all limbs with Milwaukee m18 hatchet then used Milwaukee 16 bar till I needed to put on ear muffs and use gas saw for 20 bar. When enough weight was cut off the root ball fell back down. Now you can't tell it was in air. -
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Power recliner
Wife uses the Milwaukee "top-off" with my batteries within reach of her chair. Its a small inverter. -
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I would have missed this in backyard.
We have a creek in backyard that is 10 feet below yard level. Wild animals use it for a highway because you can't see it until you get close to it. This pic is after it froze over. We are about 20 miles east of Wabash river.
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