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    Atlas 40v Chainsaw

    I bought one and can't say enough good things about it. I can cut a load of firewood on one battery charge (Toyota Pickup) light weight quiet. I took the bar off my old Craftsman, and it fit perfectly. Right Saw at the right price
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    Toyota 4x4 to ????????

    I have a 94 Toyota Pickup. The truck was a gift...well sort of. I had to rebuild the front suspension, the upper and lower control arms were rotted away. Replaced most of the brake lines. I was on a 1st name basis with local steel mart. Now this is a farm truck that will never be put back on...
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    Tire sealant

    I have had great results with Berrymans. I found it to be much better than green slime. I used it in tubeless rear tractor tire, side walls leaking, been over a year tire is still up
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    J C Whitney?

    I had a Ford with the split rims. tire shop tried to balance them, got it almost right, said that it was the best they could do. I added 4 oz of Berryman's to each tire, and it helped a lot
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    Stuck cub motor

    I have used brake fluid. I used air gun to blow out other fluids I had tried. Let is set of a couple of days and it turned over
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    Electric_pick-ups

    IF I were to buy one, I guess I would also buy me a diesel generator, to charge it. Maybe put a smaller gas generator in the trunk.....just trying to be funny calm down everyone
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    Case 446

    I'm sure you will find a reliable engine for your repower. When its up and running (properly) you will be amazed at what this little tractor can do.
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    3 phase electric power

    Ken what your referring to is what is called a 'wild leg most power companies no longer accept that. But you are right it works
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    Something we all can agree on

    Coldest I can remember in Eastern Iowa is -38. Roads were good but no school due to danger if a bus broke down. My Son was in 4th grade, well still have to learn. Threw boiling water into the air, never hit the ground. Cracked open the valve on a small bottle of of propane laid it on its...
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    Jon f acidosis

    Salt is also important to a healthy rumen, and often overlooked during the winter months when it is really more critical.
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    New tractor exhaust

    My limited experience with Regens is the harder they are worked and less idle time the longer time between regens. My experience is in OTR trucks and the ones that idled the most had the most problems
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    Weak Hydraulics.

    Not too familiar with that model but is hydraulic filter or screen clean. When my 930 hydraulics get slow a new filter makes a world of difference
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    Gas tank liner? Never Again

    Wont help with the tank liner, but the pipe nipple that went into the tank if its screws in about an inch up from the bottom will keep a lot stuff out of the filter then from time to time siphon the crud off the bottom of the tank
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    Zone valve question

    When the zone valve operates it either turns or pushes down on a valve allowing water flow. Check to make sure that valve moves easily, maybe a drop or two of 3-1 oil will help
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    Cleaning a carburetor

    If you have access to an ultra sonic cleaner a couple of hours in that will make a world of difference
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