gregintenn

STIHL

Don't shoot them.

You're about to see some serious stuff go down in this country. No one has any respect for others, and what used to be a "your word against the police" case has been all but done away with since everyone has a phone with a camera on their person. As authority clamps down ever harder, folks are getting quite wary of government and authority in general. Between this and the shooting in Baton Rouge, law enforcement aren't doing themselves any favors.

When will congress have this guy testify before them?

I was leery about the aluminum as well. I drag it around a concrete floor, and don't carry it, so I went with steel.

Thanks for the suggestions. As the sale runs out today, I went on to Harbor Freight and got this one. http://www.harborfreight.com/3-ton-Low-Profile-Steel-Heavy-Duty-Floor-Jack-with-Rapid-Pump-61282.html?ccdenc=eyJjb2RlIjoiNTU3MjM1MDAiLCJza3UiOiI2MTI4MiIsImlzIjoiNzkuODkiLCJwcm9kdWN0X2lk IjoiMTAwOTcifQ%3D%3D It was $79.99 through today. I think it'll do what I need. I kind of wanted to buy a really nice one, but don't use one enough to justify it.

We just canned 5 quarts of green beans. Not many, but the first of them. I think there'll be a bunch before they stop producing.

My old Chinese tool sale floor jack finally petered out, and I need a new one for the garage. I'm not a mechanic. I just need one for the occasional oil change, brake job, etc. I can go to Harbor Freight and pick up another one, and expect it to provide several more years of service. I was hoping someone here could recommend a good one, and a good place to get it for a reasonable price.

Riding a motorcycle is little more than riding a very heavy bicycle you don't have to pedal. I believe that subconsciously, people in cars see a smaller, lighter motorcycle and decide it's not a threat, and drive accordingly. You'll be amazed at just how many people will pull out in front of you, and even swerve into your lane while laughing. I love riding a bike, but decided I'd end up dead or maimed at some point. Once I have my living made, I may take it up again, but while I still have a family to support, I think I'll abstain.

Check ebay. In my experience, the cheap ones work fine.

Your advice was spot on! Thank you. I had to take the starter off before I could even see the linkage. With an assortment of wobble joints and extensions, I was able to get it loose. We'll not talk about getting it back together, but your suggestion of using swear words was taken to heart. A boat mechanic will be performing this task next time. Whoever designed that makes a man rethink his views on abortion!

Looks like a winner to me. Wonder what the street price will be?

Pretty sketchy "facts" in that article. When something concrete is found, I'm listening.

Yup....RCBS has great customer service. I'm not sure about Lee. I've yet to break anything they've made.

Ain't much, but it's all I've got handy right now. My wife really likes this one.

Lest there be any confusion on the matter, jeremymcneece is the man!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I now have a properly bled and properly functioning power trim unit.My hat's off to you!

Anybody have a preference? There are two or three different places that rent them. I've never done it.

There my be my problem. Thanks.

That would work too.

If I ever bought a six figure boat, which I won't, it would have a refrigerator on board. I understand the premise of the Yeti cooler, but mostly it appears to me to be somewhat of a status symbol for those I know who own them. My cousin was proudly showing off a smaller model, that still appeared to be a pretty good sized cooler. Out of curiosity, I opened it to find that most of the space was taken up by thick walls. You could barely get a 6 pack in it! I think it costed $200-$300 best I can remember.

I assumed you'd fill it to the fill plug level with the motor in the down position. You wouldn't want to raise the motor then fill it would you?

I'll stick with a refrigerator.

Yeah. I see part of the linkage, but not where you'd take it apart, Surely you wouldn't have to take a carbeurator off to get to it!

Transmission fluid. I still haven't figured out how to properly bleed the unit. It halfway works, but there's still air in it.

Pinto bears are a good crop to plant for deer food. Now probably wouldn't be a bad time to plant them. Just go to the grocery and buy them off them off the shelf, as they are an heirloom seed.