pibbles
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If you saw mine youd have me put down...
Things that make you smile :)
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johnbryanpeters
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Transfer switch kicked and the Kohler fired up at 1 PM today and is still going.
Kaleidopete
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Don't know if this is "old news" to many, but.
Drill a small 1/8 hole in your air cleaner just over the carb opening and before attempting a start,
insert the thin tube on the starting fluid can in there and give a spray, works great every time.
make sure the choke flap is in the open position first. Even some of my old friends never heard of this.
Drill a small 1/8 hole in your air cleaner just over the carb opening and before attempting a start,
insert the thin tube on the starting fluid can in there and give a spray, works great every time.
make sure the choke flap is in the open position first. Even some of my old friends never heard of this.
snowblowers tend not to have air filters so this is unnecessary, but for anything with a filter, it certainly makes life easier!
I read this as Pete is out of touch thinking people drive with carburetors still and then had to realize you weren't talking about cars.
Kaleidopete
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right, but my snowblower still has a cover over the carb.
How'd it go back in time. And where do I get one? I'd like more time
ekuhn
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Im still stuck in the past.
Whole house or portable? I should replace mine before it has any problems. It's 15 years old
Mahnken
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I should get one before the next problem, lol. Power was out from 9pm on Tuesday to 5am this morning (Thursday). House went down to 59 degrees. Not bad considering I keep it at 64.
Right past my driveway when leaving for work Wednesday morning:
From a township email:
This morning. New pole:
Opened up my freezers and ice was still frozen, as were the bags of veggies and stuff. I'll probably toss the leftovers in the fridge though. Overall, not a terrible experience. Any longer though and I may not be so happy about it.
Kaleidopete
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The formation of pancake ice is a relatively rare weather phenomenon, and it usually forms in cold oceans and lakes.
Wawayanda today
Wawayanda today
is that diamond head?
very cool, my flight got cancelled and i got to stay in the atlanta airport marriot for the day. Not the same!
When you get this. This is at nesh, so some climbing, which we know can be the death of snow rides. I broke trail yesterday, some places rode it twice and actively tried to ride beside my first track. One guy rode last night and i did another lap plus this morning. While i have ridden more “epic” snow conditions at other parks, this is the best i have personally ridden here.