Recent content by RCW

Yesterday in anticipation of watching a very disappointing Syracuse University basketball game on TV….had them assembled and sitting on the chest freezer in the garage. 1 with sausage, peppers, mushrooms, onions and 1 plain cheese. Syracuse played so poorly I totally missed a picture of the...

‘Tis the Season….🎄🎄🎅🏾 Geddy’s pretty tolerant.

I was not a friend. Called him bad names on OTT many times, and they were well-deserved (In my opinion). Still sorry to see that he has passed. He was important to a lot of people, and they will miss him greatly. While not "friendly" on OTT; there was a time where he offered to machine a...

I've seen coverage for them on RFTV several times. Looks like a great place.

@Bee-Positive - ironic you brought this up today. I often have RFDTV on in my garage. Today’s episode of Mecum’s Classic Tractor Auction was a repeat from while back where they compiled Top-10. #1 was a UDLX at $200k. There’s 122 known left.

Seems like I read there’s a couple places that track known surviving UDLX. Never have seen one in person. They occasionally appear on the auction market. Often are $100k+.

I’ve run chains on a BX2360 for years without spacers. It is a tight fit all-around. As someone said, spacers don’t fix clearance to fenders, loader controls, etc. Have to keep them tight and I tend to cheat them to the outside.

Been moving snow with a BX for 12 years. Front-mounted snowblower. Never felt the need to modify exhaust due to fumes.

I would maybe start by looking at the Operator's Manual for the BX2751. I believe the only difference in the BX2752 and BX2753 is the length of the drive shaft. 2753 is longer/2752 is shorter. However, while the same parts, I think the pillow bearings are oriented differently between the...

I bought one of @Lil Foot recommended camera/scope after seeing the review. I have a bluetooth camera that I used a couple years ago. For the life of me I couldn't make it work with my new cell phone a couple weeks ago.... :oops:

I edited my post- I added this: “While I offer the possibility, I’m doubtful of gas, as that would have been an issue before the neighbors well was drilled.” I would still try to light it, if nothing else than to eliminate natural gas as a cause. Just note of caution- - I have personally...

I’m just speculating and throwing out ideas, but I doubt it is caused by the neighbors well. My experience with those situations have typically been an issue of well depletion (lowered static water levels causing well pump to cavitate and pump entrained air) or disturbance of the water-bearing...

Couple things I would do to start: 1. Pop the well cap off and have a look down the well. At 84 feet total depth, you may be able to see the static (not pumping) water level. You should not be able to see the submersible pump. 2. For giggles, check your pump cycle time. You should be able to...

Caught just a little of Billy Jack other day. Reminded me of Walking Tall. Hadn’t seen either in quite a few years.

Skeets - if you can get E0, do so. Mid-grade 89 or Premium 91/92 will still have ethanol which is the problem. Have to look for ethanol free. We went a few years where it was hard to get. One place sold it and made the 40 minute trip to keep stocked up. Thankfully E0 is readily available at...