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What do you think of electric chain saws?
I have a Milwaukee 16" and I am very pleased with the way it cuts. Also starting with the push of a button beats gas/oil mixing. I use a 12A battery and I quit before the battery. Yes to keep the chain sharp. -
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Well.......Hell!
If you don't have the rubber gasket for the cap, a wad of teflon tape will work.- runwoolf
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Glyphosate Prices
monsanto-pro-roundup-jug.htm. coupon code 777 gets you a small discount. 73.3 % gly. -
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Wash Machine Replacement
UPDATE..Bought a speed queen W/D, basic model. Prices were quite surprising!! Local dealer been using for 20 years, said speed queen what he has and recommends. Thanks to all who replied. -
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Wash Machine Replacement
Most (a lot) exhaust heat from the rear and come as factory standard. In some installations the exhaust vent has to go either left or right. Not a big deal, usually need a factory kit to adapt as needed. -
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Wash Machine Replacement
I have a 20 year old GE electric dryer that will power up but that is all, none of the control options work. Time to replace..probably! Suggestions on a new replacement would be appreciated (brand/model/etc). Has to be left side outlet. Thanks! -
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The buffalo is gone
Vietnam 1966/67. - Base camp - Monsoon season - raining cats/dogs - squad tent for night - guy has to take dump - four holer couple hundred feet away - comes back. - wet/bloody - ??? - Fu**ing Water Buffalo!!!! - water buffalo had been moved. - he ran into it full steam ahead. - funny...- runwoolf
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Drilling Glass
Making some wind chimes and I need to drill a quarter inch hole in a half inch thick convex piece of glass four inches in diameter. Only get one chance. Any pointers?? Thanks and Happy New Year to All !!! -
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mixing 32/46 hydro fluid
Can 32/46 hydro fluid be mixed in a 25 ton MTD log splitter?- runwoolf
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Battery Chainsaw vs Reciprocating saw
Thanks!! I have a bunch of pines I want gone. I will give it a shot! -
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Battery Chainsaw vs Reciprocating saw
How deep are the holes? Half inch diameter, right? -
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Battery Chainsaw vs Reciprocating saw
I use a sawzall for trash trees/brush etc. I have good luck with it..keep a sharp blade and play with different types of blades. I use the longest and stiffest blade I can find. Sawzall works much better than chain saw in tight places and is some what safer.
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