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Living in snow and road salt during the winter months, I used to clean up and regrease pins, bushings and sliding surfaces every spring. Sometimes this still failed me. I always keep the good pads for just in case moments….and a few times they have been put to use when the “other” pad wears...

This pic came up on another website and had me wondering if it’s RCW and Geddy ?

No, I am trying to follow instructions and remove battery from tool and charger. Yes, the charger is a smart charger with a fan to cool the station and battery. All I’m saying is it’s more convenient storage to leave them on the tool or charger when the cycle is complete and charger is...

Just bought my first elecitric yard equipment tool. EGO blower. Instructions say to remove battery from blower, and also battery from charger, when not in use. Who all does this? Both the blower and charging stations are convenient places to store a 56v battery. I do understand the safety...

Tried to zoom in…..94 ?

I tell ya what….I was forever losing my hydro…a few storms, car accidents and farmers with implements up…pulling down my line and taking down the pole. Ran extension cords for years. Got tired of it and did as you. Over almost 2 yrs. Ive lost hydro only a couple times. Generator has as many...

So, a little off topic…Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors now have a service life of say 7 years….they are programmed to (maybe) fail, or at least give an audible warning that they are past their service life. Who thinks that maybe the same service life programming is installed on other...

Seems like ice makers and cold water taps in the door are highest failure points. All my appliances are 20 plus years old. Trying to keep em going and regretting replacement time approaching…

Ok…I’ve got a TRUE glass eye story for ya…. Sitting around a campfire, at a racetrack, after too many to drink, with lots of peeps. Buddy, real joker, with a glass eye… (lost his eye as a kid when he crashed his bicycle and wheel spoke went into his eye). ….anyways, funny argument started...

thanks for taking the time to post your journey for us! I learned a few things. Good job. Happy welding! 👍👍👍

Man, that’s some serious abuse and like others, lack of maintenance and grease! The eyelet on the broken side is seriously oblonged, and on the opening side for the upper claw as compared to the closing side. Wondering if the bent brackets occurred before or after the lack of grease. No doubt...

I dug deep to find this old photo from a few years back. My favourite boy Keegan was an excellent hunter. Miss him every day.. brought a rabbit into the house a few times…watched him catch this crazy squirrel that ran right past a tree, turned around at a creek…which ended up to be mistakes….

Yep. A few of my past dogs, Shepherd and Golden Retriever , would pounce on snakes like a fox, give a quick bite and fling snakes through the air, chase, and do it all over again!

Scared them away before they set up tents in protest!! lol 👍👍👍

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I thought this thread was going to be about starting thread with a tap or die thread cutting tool. 😀😀😀. im getting old… Welcome aboard!

Might be possible to flip the levers forward for those with extra long arms 😀😀😀

Adblock app is working for me. I had to go into Adblock settings and disable EXCEPTIONS. I realize I may have to enable and configure it at a future date, as others have mentioned it.

My thread a few days ago with a screenshot https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/more-ads.68764/#post-717504