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Ya'll are sure right bout him "Honkin is Horn"!!! I took his advice on an issue I was dealing with a while back and got a BINGO.

Oh well....I hate it. He had lots of knowledge and wisdom to impart upon us. Maybe he'll make it back.......who knows...

Is every thing ok with SC Flip? Haven't seen much from him here lately. Hope he's alright.

From everything thing I've read, videos I've watched and mainly people I've talked to that have maintained long gravel driveways for years with box blades and back blades and now own 3ph grading planes. EVERYONE of them said the grading plane is by far the best thing for keeping their driveways...

Like TungHill Tom......the shake-n-suck gets it done for me

Yes, there is an oring on the plunger you can replace. I dont know if this matters or not but the safety screw holes on the plunger tangs closest to the engine block are slotted. Mark the position of the tangs with a chisel, punch or something so you can get them back in the same position. Ive...

Crescent wrenches of different sizes, pipe wrench or two, assorted hammers chisels and punches, PLIERS, snapring pliers, visegrips, heel and pry bars, seal pullers and knockers, open end/box end wrench sets both standard and metric, a set of screwdrivers, torch set and welder........too many...

Jeremy, dont know where you're from. I'm in MS and our state dept of agriculture has a want ad/sell stuff paper that is mailed monthly subscribers. I've picked up and sold several things through it. I have a BX22

Yup! $30......he wanted $50. I told him $30 due to the rust and pitting. Its a cosmetic thing. The bore looks good. I didnt want something pretty. I needed something that safe, can live in my cart, take a licking, get scuffed up and not make me mad because I scuffed it. To my way of thinking...

I've got $30 in the 336 itself and $100 in the walnut stock and an inletting kit that includes chisels, files, inletting black and several other things. So far things are going well. I've gotten a tight fit and will start sanding and finishing it this weekend. It will take some work around the...

I've got more in the replacement stock than the 336. I"m not looking to make an heirloom out of it. I just want it to be safe to shoot. I'll say this, I'm not impressed with the mill work of the stock that Precision Gun Works sent. Hopefully it will turn out ok.

This rifle is way yonder from mint condition. I got it for next to nothing. I'm wanting to get a stock back on it to keep in cart while out riding on my place for hogs hogs and various other varmints. Flip, I looked around for a polymer stock for it but there dont seem to be very many...

I have an old Marlin 336RC 30-30 with a busted stock. The serial number indicates the rifle was manufactured in 1968. I ordered a replacement walnut stock from Precision Gun Works out of Texas. It cam in yesterday and is going to require some inletting. If anyone has any advice or suggestions...

Thanks White Tiger. I appreciate it ! ! ! !

Thanks wolf man. I was hoping you'd chime in. The issue I have is there are very few WSMs offerings out there for the B7300 and they're quite expensive compared to other B series manuals.

Hokie, I'm not talking about lug bolts or lug nuts. I talking bout the bolts that secure the rear hub to the rear axle itself. The hubs are in the inner most setting (closest to the tractor) on the axle. I want to move the to the outter most setting on the axle.

Is there a torque value for the axle hub bolts or is it just "hammer" them tight with an impact? I would like to move the hubs out. Right now they are on the most narrow setting. Thanks

Hank Arron died two weeks after taking one of the covid vaccines? Lifter, how do you know when he took the vaccine? You have proof that the vaccine is what caused his death or is that something gleaned from some international tabloid? RIP Hank

YO!! WFM !! Dont ya know you cant call your girlfriend "girlfriend" any longer??? Just poking fun at ya my friend. I pity the fool that points out that I'm not suppose to call my wife 'my wife'. They will get the full broadside salvo

That would be your blow-by hose. My BX22 drips a little bit when running from its blow-by. I dont think its anything major to worry about.