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thats the exact tiller.

 

ok. intake gasket is old with i slight leak. not a single pop trying to fire. ill hit it with sandpaper and probably buy a whole new carb assembly. thanks y'all

 

Is the muffler plugged.

 

It ain’t got no gas in it

 

Cylinders rebuilt, new hose, plugged filter housing, added 2ish gallon of hydraulic oil and we are back in business with no leaks

 

I just found I had a similar issue with my pressure washer. I tired Mechanic in a bottle and was pleasantly surprised how well it worked. I messed up my back trying to get the PS started for two hours a few months ago. Monday night I poured two ounces of this in it and left it over night and Tuesday it started right up. I think all of my small engines are going to get a similar treatment before I try using them again.

https://youtu.be/MmKSrkHjojc?si=Pm3seix0zSee646L

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/mechanic-in-a-bottle-24-oz

 

Good morning y'all.
So the wife decided that she wanted to catch a rabbit that's been leaving turds in the back yard. Me: don't worry about it. Wife: get those traps back from neighbor. Me don't worry about it.
FF: wife's friend brings trap over.
Wife: let's set this up. Me: no!
We all know what happened next. Set trap on Sunday, well she caught a possum last night. Now guess who has to deal with it.
I'll update you later.

 

Sooo the saga continues: Me : we need to deal with this before I go to work. Wife: do I need to be there? me: yes you wanted to trap. Wife: OH?

No a really big one. I opened the trap and it scampered off towards the creek.

 

Opossum's are actually good to have around. Eat the ticks and other bugs and doesn't transmit rabies.

 

It'll be back tonight

 

Hope not I helped release it for tick extermination.

 

I didn't want it sitting in the trap all day until 17:00 might have been really pissed off.

 

How does she see rabbit turds in the back yard? They’re like the size of raisinetts

 

And they are great fertilizer.

 

Anyone here have specific brand preference when looking at batteries? I have a few interstate I’m happy with so planning the same for a new-to-me ATV with a dead Advance Auto Diehard battery but figured I would take a quick poll.

 

Whatever is cheapest for me

 

I like NAPA and have had good luck with them. We have five vehicles so sometimes batteries are not used as much as they should be and this has resulted in early failure. When that has happened a prorated replacement was always provided with not hassle. Plus there are lots of NAPA stores around so easy to get it taken care of if something happens away from home.