18 850, with the Jaws pipe and y-pipe I gained about 300rpm. Already had the trail can. This was with the low elevation pipe. Threw more weight at the clutch and it was happy to pull it. Unsure what head would do, but the pipe made the machine more responsive and I gained a bit up top.
Uncle was a lawyer and his key line was "Possesson is 9/10ths of the law!" Hope this works out for you. I see more and more of this locally over past year. Everyone has COVID pricing fever no matter what it is and few seem to want to hold a line on a price thinking the next guy will give them...
I only keep track of local weather from our weather station at home. Compared to the Almanac, I'm speaking about the weather in our area (neighbouring RM's, etc). It's not exact, but if they say to expect a bit rain, it seems to come to some one within about 20 miles of us within about a week...
Our 3rd kid has both a 6V quad that the grandparents bought him and a 12V Powerwheels dune buggy. The 6V is okay - but we let him drive it around the basement. The Dune Buggy has held up remarkably well. It's on it's 3rd kid and 3rd battery. For a battery, I bought a larger 14 amp hour 12V...
In our business world, we are starting to feel the pinch of supply chain issues. Simple stuff - for example - simple, basic 200A Service Panel - little stock and some vendors have no idea when they will get stock. Larger, more specialized gear, who knows. We currently have some equipment on...
They are not easy to come by. I don't know if you could this year, but previous years, you had to get it through the race dept. Try Goodwin's - they had some cut for 800 Etec's in the past for purchase
If you are looking to go that route, you may also want to consider a P85 with a doo taper...
Dad sells alot of washers for Ag customers at our shop. If it doesn't come with a Cat or Comet pump he won't sell it anymore. Comets are slightly more reliable. Hotsy's have been good for us as well but you are in a different price teir
If you are on your own we'll, like we are, pay...
Curious but how expensive is it to keep heated? I have a coworker who keeps his 27' pool at a similar temp and he's mentioned his power bills are well over $400 a month during summer months!
Tips as above for the legs are good ideas. hen the kids jump in ours, the pools rock around quite a bit. Legs need to be on something solid.
If you have a pump with a filter cartridge, dump it immediately. You will be cleaning the filter daily. They really suck. Sand filter (Min 1,500 gpm)...
Curious SnoPro - did you ever run across the Rotary V2's that were in development in the mid to late 90's? I ran across them in person a couple of times, but couldn't get anyone to spill much about them at the time. I know they still met 670 dimensions, but could never look at them long enough...
Me and my oldest are working on one of our freestyles. Summer father/son project. Let him pick how he wants it to look, dad will fund and provide guidance, but he's doing alot of the work. Looking forward to this. Bought him a mint 121 x 1.35 Cobra track a few weeks ago for a few hundred...
Couldn't get to the root of how this happened, but this is the second saw we've had come back like this. Same could probably happen to any saw. I had one of these and I also have a MS170. The Mil seems to be a bit more powerful, but the MS is lighter and just handier IMO. Plus I can buy 2...
I'm slowly starting to get my mind a bit more open to the EV stuff. It certainly has it's place in the market in my mind. I work in the underground mining industry where noise and emissions are constant challenges. We are starting to play with some 8yd underground loaders. Power to no end...
My dad sells alot of both Makita and Milwaukee. The Milwaukee generally have more power, but the Makita's take more abuse in general. My favorite tool is likely my deep cut portable bandsaw. I have a few yellow pieces, but everytime I use them I wonder why I bought them as those motors never...