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Rebuilding the gear head on a shindaiwa brush cutter (bike bar "trimmer" with a blade). Wondering what people's thoughts are for the new grease in there. This thing gets used hard cutting wrist poplar and red willow up to 3" diameter with a lot of shock loading on the gear case. Rebuilding it...

I like the Berkley Fireline Fused, slicker than the powerbraid and very little memory. I can be a bit slick on the spool if you don't anchor it really well and you pretty much have to use a palomar or similar knot or they slip out, the old trilene knot won't hold at all.

Doesn't sound right, I've got an 18kbtu unit and it'll keep a 1000SF space at 68F down into the single digits without using any auxilary heat strips. Head unit doesn't have them, there is an element in the ground unit to help with defrost but it rarely comes on.

why not use good polyurethane caulk? Construction adhesive doesn't have the stretch that a proper caulk does.

find a buddy or a friend of a friend who races dirt track, lots of those guys have an old tire machine in the garage. All of them would dismount your tires for a case of beer

I had factory duratracs on my 2018 silverado 2500hd and switched to the ultraterrains. Those duratracs had a really bad reverberating hum between 25-35mph that faded out by 70mph, had the road noise from day 1 and it never changed through the life of the tire. Went with the ultraterrains because...

Gator G5 blades were a game changer for my leaf issues, we have a cabin that is pretty heavily canopied with a mix of oak and elm trees and about 1.5 acres. Some places the leaves are 6+ inches deep and 2-3 passes with the zero turn and they are pretty well broken down and settled below the...

Krytox XHT grease might fit the bill, stable over 600F I'd look for oven chain lubricants

They're still golfing in southern MN. My SIL just moved back from Denver, over 80 there on Sunday.

You can run a 24" on that saw, skip chain will help immensely. They also have semi-skip which is between a regular chain and a skip chain. Pull the muffler off that saw and take a look at how choked up it is, I'd be suprised if the factory outlet is a 3/8 hole. Open that up to a at least 70% of...

mini split with a cassette head, they mount flush in the ceiling and look pretty much like a ceiling vent for the central air. https://senville.com/12000-btu-ceiling-cassette-air-conditioner-sena-12hf-ic/

Koala makes a few, ones good for laser printer, the other is good for inkjet. Amazon has it...

I've seen a lot of those little lifts in schools around here. JLG makes good equipment, looks like a great purchase to me.

Battery is low, temp in the house cools down overnight just enough for the battery voltage to drop. Warms up in the morning or when you put the watch on and starts acting normal again.

It's not a little less light, it's a significant difference in the perceived light output. A 1000 lumen light spread out over a 10' circle vs a 20' circle is a lumens/square foot change by a factor of 4

Rec Tec make the Traegers seem like tin foil buckets.

bait the underside of the trip pedal, push it up through the holes in the pedal. They can't lick it all off without really getting in there, kraft singles works great applied the same way.

Remove the plate Dremel with small carbide ball burr put a divot in the center with burr slowly drill out with a left hand bit

-34F yesterday morning, -24F this morning Going to warm up for the weekend.

Rolling scaffold stair tower. Cheap to buy used, stable, large safe working platform, put it together and roll around till your done then take it apart or roll it over under the heater and leave it. You'd need to go two sections high to reach 16'.