Buckmaster
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I run high test pump gas (yes, with ethanol) in my saw. Oil is Stihl synthetic 50:1 mix. Sounds like a fair price on the splitter. New, it’s close to $2k.
She Broke.
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Buckmaster
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Thinking like J....if I got 21 years out of my last saw...the one I have on backorder; should be the last saw I need to buy. I’ll be 71 when I need another. Fugg that!
And @ 71 you’ll want a battery operated one by then for less weight, and less operating time.... You’ll need too recharge before the saw
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Odd location for a sink...
Them southern folk...
The hole for the faucet being that high up threw me
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I hate sheetrock work. Threw it out there on a local FB group. $150. Had a guy in today to do the initial bedding.
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Was English his first language?
Mickey Merrie
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His first encounter with a Wall was back in 19 on the southwest border of Old Mexico. It was a bit of a challenge but he got over it.
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The Sheetrock guy from facebook, yes.
The two painters who come highly recommended at 1/3 the price of other painter quotes. No. Husband and wife Guatemalan couple, I don't even think he speaks English as she did all the talking. They're booked out 4 months but had a cancellation so we only had to wait a month or so. They start the week after next.
Funny though because a few miles down the road they're building a really big neighborhood of 2,000 Sqft condos. If I didn't find someone on FB I was going to drive over there with a couple pictures and steal one of their crew members. After the hurricane I had one shingle that was ripped off on a steep part of the roof, A neighbor down the road was getting a similar roof color. I walked down there and convinced one of them who didn't speak a lick of english to walk back with me. I pointed at the shingle and held out 20 bucks. 15 minutes later I hear him scurry up the roof and bang around and then he was gone.
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Sheetrock guy finished up and textured and I got the stove in this evening. Leaving on a 6am flight back to Ohio then Alex and I are heading to KY to hunt until paint creek.
Buckmaster
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Not happy at all, but I abused her breaking 3 new plots in the last 13 months. Time to tear into the gear box sub-assy and hope it's just the chain. Still have power/motion forward and back, but no tines spinning.
Was hoping a shear pin or coupler somewhere I couldn't locate but a quick call to DR to confirm how not to void the 2yr warranty would work, yielded different results. Hats off to them on awesome customer service in this environment. Essentially the machine is built around the gear box (other side of machine in pic below) and they have none in stock until July....if I'm lucky. So the tech said disassemble if you are able and if you can source parts locally, they'll reimburse. Local dealer is 3 months for warranty work
Was hoping a shear pin or coupler somewhere I couldn't locate but a quick call to DR to confirm how not to void the 2yr warranty would work, yielded different results. Hats off to them on awesome customer service in this environment. Essentially the machine is built around the gear box (other side of machine in pic below) and they have none in stock until July....if I'm lucky. So the tech said disassemble if you are able and if you can source parts locally, they'll reimburse. Local dealer is 3 months for warranty work
good luck. I've been wrestling with my tiller for three years. this was a low end rear tine tiller made by Ardisam, sold under the Scott's name at Home Depot, I think. I bought it 20 years ago, did absofuckinglutely nothing to it besides put gas and oil in it for 17 years, so I shouldn't complain about one serious tune up two years ago, forward and reverse drive belts last spring, and now the reverse drive belt again today. have really gotten my money's worth out of it, and haven't taken care of it at all, lol.
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Not happy at all, but I abused her breaking 3 new plots in the last 13 months. Time to tear into the gear box sub-assy and hope it's just the chain. Still have power/motion forward and back, but no tines spinning.
Was hoping a shear pin or coupler somewhere I couldn't locate but a quick call to DR to confirm how not to void the 2yr warranty would work, yielded different results. Hats off to them on awesome customer service in this environment. Essentially the machine is built around the gear box (other side of machine in pic below) and they have none in stock until July....if I'm lucky. So the tech said disassemble if you are able and if you can source parts locally, they'll reimburse. Local dealer is 3 months for warranty work
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Oh man. Looks like you're in for some fun.