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There's a new toy in town this year. This should be a game changer for spring cleanup. Sticks, branches, piles of dirt, whatever is in my way! Probably do an oil change this weekend too. I'm getting close. My neighbors are probably talking about me at their dinner tables. "When is dag gonna mow his...

I've been among the lame with posting anything useful lately, so here's me trying to do better!  I've not been good about participating in dag's "first mow" pic fest, so I'll get in the game here... Not first mow yet, but I was heavy into cleaning the yard this past week.  Unfortunately, "loaders" ...

I have mowed 3 times already! #4 Monday or so.

"I'll take all things fuel related for $400 Alex" "Question..when an engine dies, what small spray can will help check for a fuel related problems?" It rhymes with your name. The pulling of the choke has got me wondering Oh yeah..... welcome! Uh, Tom, I think Dags helmet fell off......he's mutterin...

And the grand total is DSCN1947.JPG This is more than the entire Winter produced. Funny how it stayed at 11 1/2 yesterday for the longest time while actively snowing, it must have been packing down. The resort close by us reported 27 inches but they do have quite a bit more elevation going on. I'm ...

I refuse to join Fartbook. Or Facebook. Whatever you want to call it

Let's just go back to "pasteurized oil", that was fabulous! Dave would definitely buy some! I wish mine needed less work... I went for about two years where everything was fine, but have been into a run of repairs lately. And there are cars and other equipment to work on to... Guys, I know it's a b...

Very nice restoration!

Well I was all set to post pictures of the storms here... BUT at the moment the ground isn't frozen and the only snow we got didn't even need to be shoveled !!!  I feel sorry for the folks who want to ride snowmobiles, you need to go for a long drive to find enough to even unload a machine.  I was ...

l palma wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 05, 2024 5:48 pm

Here you go Ken, just keep your promise you will not buy anything.

https://www.estatesales.net/NJ/Jackson/08527/3912081

Long time, no see. How have you been Lew?
My friend Nick redid the deck you sold him and is still using it!

Same to you. Turkey is making me feel tired too!

dag1450 wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 14, 2023 6:44 pm

Everyone simmer down now. I'm back from vacation...so I'm now able to defend myself...and others if needed.
Let the games begin! Lol

I can't believe you let Mike insult you (us) like that without even a retort... Is that smoke I smell the Canadian wildfires, or a Dag brainstorm???

Hey kids, I found one on parts tree. Thanks for your kind thoughts... :lol: One of the mule drive pulleys on my 782 puked its bearing today.  Local small engine dealer says its on back order. Does anyone out there have one close to the Salisbury, Maryland area? I've looked and cant find a part# or ...

BM - D2 seems like a pretty stand up guy, and you compare him to Dag?  Harsh!! :lol: Hey, D2, next time try  https://www.messicks.com/   They've an easy to use look-up similar to PartsTree, but usually better prices and reasonable shipping.  I've actually driven up there for parts once, but shippin...

Hey kids, I found one on parts tree. Thanks for your kind thoughts...

One of the mule drive pulleys on my 782 puked its bearing today.  Local small engine dealer says its on back order. Does anyone out there have one close to the Salisbury, Maryland area? I've looked and cant find a part# or anything to simplify the search. Can anyone help?

Glad you got it running,Rich!

Wow, am I late to the party! Rich, have you wiggled the PTO switch while turning the engine over? I have had to do that on occasion. First thing, I'd find a known good ignition switch identical to the one you originally replaced. That way it is back to where you started. I agree with whoever said it...

I took care of mine a few years ago. Direct cremation with no viewing or any trimmings. Only family that would show would be my wife and her brother and maybe his kids (who basically ignore me now unless they need something) so why bother with the show. I wanted them to dispose of the ashes as well...

DaveKamp wrote: ↑

Tue May 23, 2023 9:56 pm

Dave... That's because it HAS BEEN TAKING ME FOREVER!!!! 

That's ok. I enjoy following it!

BigMike wrote: ↑

Wed May 17, 2023 7:13 am

davis2 wrote: ↑

Tue May 16, 2023 8:56 pm

dag1450 wrote: ↑

Thu May 11, 2023 8:13 pm

Big Mike....that was so rude!

Ken now you have me thinking......

Dag, yours will involve methane gas and a lighter...

I'm so glad others here have figured out Dag! ​​​​​​​

You guys are a lot of fun...
 

dag1450 wrote: ↑

Thu May 11, 2023 8:13 pm

Big Mike....that was so rude!

Ken now you have me thinking......

Dag, yours will involve methane gas and a lighter...

Keep it coming! This is my favorite thread on the site, been following it forever it seems!

Hi folks! Been awhile since I last posted and a lot has happened. I won't bore you with all of the details, but in the fall I sold my beloved 123 to be able to go electric; Elec-Trak to be specific. It was a really tough decision, but I am now restoring a 1971 General Electric E-12S. Hopefully it w...

Gotta be the best thread ever!

Keep it going, Dave!

I tried something with my QA42 on my 147. I block off the grill so none of the hot air from the motor comes out and blows on the discharge chute. It seems to help as I don't have near as many clogs with wet snow. I always sprayed my chute with silicone spray in wet heavy snow conditions. It helped ...

If you get any bites, enforce the " taillight warranty".

So sorry to hear that. We're thinking of you Big Mike!

A Fireman is a guy who's crazy enough to run INTO a burning building, while all the SANE people are running OUT! :lol: :lol: But seriously folks... I'm on a job assignment for the next few days. When I get home, I gotta round up 80ft of 4" drain tube, get it placed in a trench in the back of my pro...