Recent content by rdhamill

point taken, that's what I meant about may it helped , maybe not. If I never had an issue I can't be certain the product gets credit.

been using Amsoil fuel additive since 1995 in Cummins engines, never had an issues with an injector or fuel pump. Maybe it helped, maybe not, but it works for me.

Kubota must still have some issues. I was speaking with my dealer this week about the 3350s. I was told that he has 3 new units and 2 used units on his lot, but Kubota will not allow him to sell any of them. So for now it's 2650 only.

I have been using this for some time, no issues with seasonal equipment. http://www.amsoil.com/shop/by-product/fuel-additives/gasoline/gasoline-stabilizer/?code=ASTCN-EA I add some form of ethanol treatment to all my small engine gas, seems I never know when they will be used next or how long...

I put one of these on my Ram. http://www.madselectronics.com/SmartyJ67.html there's no need to do the delete emissions deal anymore, so perfectly legal. I got increased performance, better mileage and every other issue went away! The was over 150,000miles ago. I would suggest you might...

There is no timing belt in a the Cummins in the Rams. Nor is there a chain, it's gear to gear.

I've spent quite a bit of time in Cape Breton, it really is a great place.

Looks like you're on the Bras d'Or, where about?

Same idea done another way. http://www.starrett.co.uk/shop/hs_accessories/oopsarbor/

There are some very cheap units out there, but as mentioned above, you get what you pay for. This is about as cheap as I have seen, but I really wonder how well it will perform. Think about the "cost of ownership" as well as the purchase price...

Any of the newer engines that have an EGR valve will make the oil dirty early. Motors with a DPF will dirty the oil with fuel and carbon when they do a regen. the same thing goes on in all the newer diesel trucks. I believe it's important to change the oil filter and engine oil as required to...

The results of your efforts is beautiful. I'm wondering if local rules would have you be required to have a railing just behind your chairs. An aluminium rail ( such as Century railings) would look great, but would be costly too. enjoy

Point # 2 above is key. To carry a roof I would think you'd want a beam running lengthwise and attached to these lifting points. I paid $1000 for a 48' can from CN rail about 10 years ago, it has been perfect for storage of cars, boats etc. good luck!

Is the exact color something that could be determined by use of serial number?