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I have a torch tip cleaning tool that I use to clear passages on my carb. After you mess with them a few times, you will be an expert. Needles can stick after sitting a while but sometimes a light tap on the side will free them up. New gaskets can be ordered if needed.

Those are some serious kabobs! I know this is an older pic but I'd love to know what's all in them.

Any progress made on this?

I see too many articles like this from my area... http://www.pennlive.com/news/2018/01/falling_tree_kills_york_county.html#incart_river_mobile_home

That's beautiful. Bark looks like cherry, but the wood looks a little lighter than most of the cherries ive cut. BTW, I had a few in my yard a bit bigger than that.

Furthermore, Amish bikes do not have peddals, sprockets or gears. They are really just scooters.

3/16? Never heard of a 3.5 mm. Doubt a cutting wheel would heat the shafts much. I'd drill them out. But I've swapped a million love joys and never needed a specialty Allen. Try another 3/8 maybe.

Could the engine be running at lower rpms? That would slow down the ram. Just reread your post. Why did you replace the engine?

I have a 33 ton white splitter. It's the only splitter I've ever owned, and the only splitter I've ran in the last 20 years. The only other time I ran a splitter was so long ago, I can't remember anything about it except it split wood. I use just about every bit of 33 tons in my day to day...

Can anyone school me on my one piece flexible stainless flue? It's hooked up to my wood stove, and it spans about 30 feet. I believe it's a 6 inch. I'm wondering about it's life span under various conditions. I clean it almost every season. Thanks for any and all info.

I went a little crazy with a sledge and wedges one day and I swear I got shin splints in my wrists! Took a while until it went away completely.

It's a little windy here in PA(just south of Philly). Warm though. Good day for working In the barn.

I had to come back to add, the guy on the mower is lucky to be alive too!

I don't know if this is the proper place for this video but since there is a lot of talk about people getting themselves hurt, I'll add it. I love these types of videos as most of the world does. Just in case someone missed it on youtube, here it is. About halfway through there is a person on...

I used to work on their equipment in PA (tractors, mowers, and such). I would say yes it would be a great learning experience. I don't know what they pay but these days lots of people would just like to have a steady job. There is plenty of time to make money after graduation.

Seems like a reasonable thing to do. I would check into better trees. I know time is a big factor here. consider: I have burned lots of tulip poplar and it is ok if free. What could it hurt to try, if you have the space. What do they charge per tree? Seems you could take tons of clippings...

I totally agree with Pacman. Keep in mind how much your time is worth. A wise man one said, "there is so much wood to remove from the forest, don't be afraid to give some back." Unless you are in a real pinch, stay with the stuff that you can split effortlessly and move on. I have been down...

I am still burning every night. It is warming up here in PA during the day, nut like you said, it is still cold at night. I have about three years worth split and stacked, with about one more years supply cut and waiting to be split. I am currently trying to burn up all of the odd shaped...

At least the saw started and ran for him. I had a lot more trouble with my Crapsman A few years ago when I started visiting this site. Now I am just wondering what he will do with all of the wood.

about the earing protection I saw them at Graingers, and considered buying them for about a minute. I didn't like the bulkiness or color(bright Green) plus, you have to supply the mp3 player. Not to mention the prrice. Here is what I have been using for a few years. I have a little 256k...