Recent content by Tarmy

Hold my beer. So far this year only a little smoke comparatively and only a week or two of 100 plus. Normally, for years, this state is on fire and smoke laden…with over 100 for many, many weeks. Jeez, move here and what you guys are talking about will be a season….but you can surf and ski...

This…get a good used one

Ummm…maybe not ask on a public site… And being a CA resident myself, these over zealous regulations and regulators would love to find things like this…

Keep that tip pointed straight up and down…it will help blow out the slag. Your pic shows that you are angling it creating a longer cut area and allowing the material to slow down and stick. Up the air flow a bit and try that. It should blow way more material away from your piece.

Come out here to CA…we will get ya for 6-7… This state somehow gets everything wrong…

Those marketing clowns gotta keep their jobs. They just re-imagine things every so often and justify their existence. Working in Sillycon Valley that is a big bucks gig.

Out here in CA it was magnificent to see going over the Sierras…you could see the smoke, feel the ground and hear the awesomeness before you could see it around the curves. Of course there were a few protesting the air pollution. Clowns. They were WAY outnumbered though.

Please post a pic of that setup. I been wanting a rotating seat on my BH76. Thanks

I have owned mine since 2009…never washed it. Drove fast to blow the dust off…

It is really something you don’t want to happen…if needed, pay someone else to birth the clutch.😎

Christmas present inbound!!!!

I have a Miller 625 extreme…my cuts with dried air are vertical clean. I use a setting that is a for a slightly thicker cut than I am doing. my cut lines are straight up and down thru the piece…yours appear to be too short, hence the curve. The key is DRY AIR and enough of it…keeps that cut...

You rock guys are lightweights…these are the rocks I got outa digging just a little area to widen my trailer storage…

Made that…version 2. I actually has a fitting that I sue on my 28’ fiberglass heavy ladder. There is a similar fitting the goes on the bucket…so I just carry that big ladder where I need it to be…you can see it between the upper two shovels if you zoom in. It rides in the vertical tube…when I...

Do not drill the ROPS. Look at that pic carefully and you will see a bolt on plate I made to stabilize the tool box on the fender…