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Sorry, didn’t answer this.
Actually, they work pretty good with side bite.
My toro would need to be canted like 10° uphill to stay on track.
This is pretty much straight across the hill.
Neighbor must of thought I was nuts when I was testing it on the mound.

 

Not in automotive areas -- remember Lucas "the inventor of darkness"

 

That could have gone much worse.

 

That remind me of “Why do the English drink warm beer? Lucas refrigerator”

 

Good morning friends! Have a wonderful Weds.

 

My 1st thought when I saw it..."man, that is nuts"

 

gawn pondin.......................whenst my buddy gits here.....................

 

...which is better than "that was nuts".

 

Yawl be careful now, ya hear

 

Nice crumple zone..

 

Okie dokie.
Last one on the spinner





I did a lot of experimenting with these. Some repairs came out better than others.
That’s ok. More info for others down the road. Doesn’t mean i can’t repair my repair later.



Time for a break before my big restore a few weeks down the road…

 

4,504,715.97

Plus or minus a million.

 

Wednesday March 33rd at my work today. Hoping to finish up by end of day so we can start 1st quarter inventory tomorrow.

 

Current live view from my construction camera.



Building's coming along nicely!

 

Snow?

 

Worse.

Heavy, wet, turning into ice as we speak snow.

 

Well... ... I mean that is what the router bit did.. and since it's all the way in there.. I don't know how to get it out.

 

It should have a collet similar to below. Take the outer nut off and work at those slots with a little pick and maybe a putty knife to lever it out.

 

Id try with backside of a razor blade and try to scratch it out. Take the collet off and should be able to slide the blade up the three grooves