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olddavid replied to the thread Fuel Tank Rust Removal.If it isn't leaking and you are willing to clean out the sediment bowl often for a while, take the extension pipe and filter going into... -
olddavid replied to the thread Motor Oil....5W-30 might work for the older models but the 2025 you want to be careful with. You need an oil to reduce engine deposits as it is...
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olddavid replied to the thread RACOONS IN THE BARN.My experience with live traps is that if they can they will get the bait without going into the trap. You have to block the areas...
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If you are good at dowsing follow along your water line with the intent of locating the leak. Wires should cross near it. Then approach...
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Learn to trouble shoot before parts. New parts only cover up problems. Run a hot wire from the ignition side of the battery to the...
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olddavid replied to the thread Picking up square bales.My bad, the "hay-0-vator" was a conveyor to move bales. I guess I have forgotten the name of the machine that picked up bales. It was...
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Mom with the wooden spoon, dad with the razor strap. Made the mistake of running from dad, only once. He was a lot quicker than extimated.
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olddavid replied to the thread Memories of Years Gone By..We too, knew not to run like you said. Even if Dad had the switch in his hand and we knew what was coming, we didn't run.
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WE didnt run. Running meant twice the punishment!
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Make sure you install a valve so you can shut the water off near the hydrant then you dont have to turn off the entire system to do...
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Yes, I had a cousin at the age about 12 was bitten on the leg by a rattlesnake. He almost died from the bite. In fact, that night they...
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I only use GL1 SAE 90 mineral oil. Even at -20C.
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I do miss wing windows an floor dimmers tho
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Curious, how does closing the choke make it run leaner? Closing the choke drops pressure in the intake air passages. More fuel from...
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3 won't fit in a 4 prong. 3 prong is two phases and ground, 4 prong is two phases, neutral and ground. welder is straight 220/240 with a...
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