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Doesn’t it have to be baked on? Painted most of my career but never PC’d

 

It does. The part is hung with a positive charge and the powder is sprayed on then cured in an oven. It's pretty neat.

 

You must have access to an industrial oven that ain’t fitting in a regular oven lol

 

The powdercoater next door does, has a 600,000 BTU burner in it. You can see the flames in the back and the chain on the top the parts hang from and go through it a few times.

 

Bake a lot of bread in that bitch

 

Coworker complained about the dust this morning, so now I have less work to do. Only leaf blowing inside of pipe, no cleaning up the work station.
Otherwise a beautiful day on the river.

 

Picking up a Landpride RTA1242 tiller for tractor tomorrow. It’s apparently too small for a plow and I’m tired of being dependent on neighbor to turn garden over for me

 

Picking up my tarter 48" box blade in the morning.

 

Welp the dust did me in, no more leaf blowing because too many complaints about the dust.

 

Been considering a box blade. The s raper blade had been working well though so far

 

BB’s are the shiznit
For grooming though I’d get a land plane

 

Morning y'all.

Yea the scraper blade's been good, as they say it takes skill to do a good job with 1. But it's time to get a implement that I can multitask with also.

Way out of my range definitely considered 1 but the bb versatility out weighed it for my needs.

 

Found out why the loader bucket was leaking down. According to the interwebs it's a common problem with these Kioti's.






And found out why the filter housing was leaking, my buddy put some aluminum filler stuff in it instead of a plug.

 

LOL is that solder?
Judging from the nicks in that thing it looks like someone put a bfh to it

 

May be, I'm not sure where the hammer tracks came from, or why

 

Now to see if it does what I need

 

Welp got my box blade home and unloaded without any problems.
Then found out that I needed a longer toplink pin oops. Made do to set it in it's new home. Heading to Toyota today which is really close to tractor supply. You guessed it heading over for a toplink pin. Then off to Lowe's for some garage door screws.
Oh yeah bought one of these last night too.
SpeeCo 3 Point Quick Hitch Cat. 1 Economy | High Visibility Orange, Adjustable Top Link Bracket

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Ooo nice me likey, and jealous.

 

I have this exact one. Its really heavy & doesn't have any flex whatsoever...

Even with the 66" hog on the back.

 

I guess log splitters aren’t technically in the title but it falls under the etc category I think. I snagged an American brand log splitter made semi local in New York. Older model but looks to be a great machine. The brand is highly regarded around here as a work horse. Needs a new tire that I already ordered to be “fixed” and then it’s up and running for good. Anyone replace smaller tires like these? I might try the install myself. Do I need anything specific to do it?

 

howdy fellas. need some help. left gas in the tiller over winter and now wont start. took it apart but nothing obvious. old montgomery ward 2 or 3hp. could someone please help cross check #s as i hope to buy a new carb via Amazon. has new gas and plug. thanks!