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Your attempt to “personalize” that accusation is repugnant, not funny. You didn’t “ask valid questions”….you made baseless accustaions. (and insulted our Appalachian friends)

Project Farms demonstration did NOT support the claims of Stabil. The video actual Disproved Stabils claim that it completely preserves fuel. He showed that Stabil worked “better” than other products….however it did not work perfectly…except at corrosion-control. Project Farm does not accept...

i DO use “Ring-Free” per Yamaha (which is actually Chevron’s Techron re-labelled). I‘ve not used the Yamalube “fuel stabilizer”, believing, perhaps mistakenly, that Stabil Marine was an appropriate substitute. That Yamalube stabilizer (+50-cents per gallon of gas) instructs One-Ounce per...

MARINE STABIL (green) was properly installed into the full fuel tanks of my pontoon boat with a 180-hour Yamaha F150…and it sat for one year. When started, the engine ran poorly …like intermittently firing on only 3 of 4 cyls. Low power and would not achieve full rpm. I”ve always had faith...

All those filters are available on Amazon. It may be that someone has improperly attempted to mimic large diesel engines by reducing the idle Too Low rpm. The X900 should idle above 1000 rpm. (no tachometer, of course…but it should idle only as slowly as it runs SMOOTHLY…. and this will be...

My Finish Mower has both…. belt-driven blades…and a shear-bolt such as shown above by Russell.

I’m surprised that throwing snake oil in the crankcase didn’t cure an unrelated issue. Maybe sea foam in the rear tires would do it.

I used an ATV front-mount rack (and square U-bolts from TSC):

Most of these tractor alternators are only 40A…but there are a few optional at 70/90A. The problem will not be your alternator (if you have an open-station tractor). The problem will be that an automotive radiator cooling fan is designed to SUCK or Propel air thru a radiator-Shroud…. not push...

NAaaawwww….. Buy the WHOLE SET of Sockets! That way you’ll have a nice, organized “rack” to keep them in. You’ll never be satisfied with the odd, “loose” one in the toolbox…. Especially after you DO finally succumb and buy the entire-set and have that One, Odd one laying in there. BTDT

Uhhh… the sets of impact Metric sockets are typically: 10 mm, 11 mm, 12 mm, 13 mm, 14 mm, 15 mm, 16 mm, 17 mm, 18 mm, 19 mm, 21 mm, 22 mm, 26 mm, 27 mm, 29 mm, 30 mm, 32 mm, 35 mm, 38 mm, 41 mm, Yeah, it’s goofy… Don’t know why…but it is…

Put calipers on it.

BEST WASP BEE HORNET KILLER is a garden-sprayer with a cup or two of liquid detergent….either laundry or dish detergent. A cup per gallon of water. Spray this mixture… Gently… on the nest when the insects are On the Nest. They won‘t even get angry. They’ll act like “Hey…how nice! It’s...

I always suspected that Wolfman was gettin’ Rich off these Forums…. 🤑 (The Cat is non-plussed about it…) 🤣 Hey Wolfman…!! Let’s get this thread started out Right….. What kinda MOTOR OIL are you gonna use ?? 😅

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But McMXI….they HAVE addressed the “big emitters”…. It’s why I”m pizzedoff at all the emissions on my new truck! But I realize I AM the one who decided to burn fuel that contributes to the problem… SO I AM the one who should not ADD to it when I buy Addt’l and New equipment. HOwever I would...

@McMXi What you are suggesting is that emissions regs have not accomplished much if. at all. But you may not have driven into Los Angeles back in the late ‘70s when you could cross over the mountains coming into town…. and All you could see was a Brown-Fog with a few taller bldgs sticking...

Would You be agreeable if EPA put additional controls on a vehicle you bought years ago when it already met the regs contemporary to that time? I didn’t think so. ;)

Going to an airplane type-club convention in Wilcox. We’ll hit other things coming/going. We vistited City of Rocks a few years ago in my gasser:

You should consider that the trucks which “roll coal” are sometimes grand-father trucks. Because they are heavy-duty pre-emission vehicles they are still common on the road. The EPA mandated equipment aren’t one’s you notice. ;)