Recent content by GeoHorn

You say the Injun did not notice…?? 🤪

…or their own. My comment was intended to bring to mind the cost-to-benefit ratio of an item so rarely serviced.

As often as you change that filter……(few and far between)…..… forggettaboutit….. Just put up with the location Kubota designed for a reason.

44 bottom plow pulled by steam…. No wonder the natives hated us.

I have at least 16 tires with Flat Out in them. (Two off-road types, RTV and Mule, A lawn tractor, wheel barrows, etc) because I have plenty of mesquite and cactus out here.…over a ten year period I’ve used the stuff.) I’ve never had a single issue with valve stem failures,…. but I also...

Flat-Out is the Best tire-sealant ever. It actually does the job, even on large holes. Scoop it out of an old tire…and put it in the new tire when you mount it.…. continues to do the job perfectly. Never messes up a tire or tube like that other junk. Made in Spring, Texas.

Skip to 10 mins to get to the plowin’…..

YEAH! …. A BX… with a TWELVE-VALVE CUMMINS..!!! 🤪

Perhaps you are overlooking that, in many areas, the difference between nighttime temps and daytime peaks are commonly 30-50 degrees, which causes a percentage of the ullage to leave the tank in daytime…then return at night, bringing a new load of moisture with it each cycle….to condense in...

Thanks for that advice. The WM/Murphy’s near me doesn’t handle non-E… but another newer convenience story recently opened near Horseshoe Bay and carries it at $4.50.…. certainly worth it for a final-fill prior to long-term storage. Good idea.

You can’t blame Bush and Obama for bio-diesel affinity for water or bacteria….. :ROFLMAO: (I doubt Bush knows what boiled-diesel IS…) 😅 Someday I’ll have to tell the story about how he and I first met and our subsequent relationship…involving his name, my name, and Geo Wash on a dollar bill...

That post was from the “National Institutes of Health”…?? is that the one headed up by the brain-worm Host RFK, Jr.…?? :ROFLMAO:

Gotta wonder why this took so long to come to fruition. It was so obvious.

That chart would be a one-time event. Multiply that by ten or twenty times …a couple weeks worth of an empty tank exchanging humid air….and the amount of water might be surprising. (Coastal regions probably more susceptible than Az or NM.) I don’t believe the 14 days to 2 months will make...

If I had a yard full of salvaged engines for sale….. They’d ALL BE LIGHTLY USED. I wouldn’t sell any other kind. :cool: