Lots of calcium chloride on the dirt roads here, that's about as bad as salt. My 02 Silverado frame is about to break in half under the cab. Most of it is rotted away. A few taps with the hammer and the truck looses a few pounds
What engine in it ? I’m looking for a donor for my 68 if you decide it’s not worth fixing .Lots of calcium chloride on the dirt roads here, that's about as bad as salt. My 02 Silverado frame is about to break in half under the cab. Most of it is rotted away. A few taps with the hammer and the truck looses a few pounds
5.3 I'm still driving it but the motor has unknown mileage, maybe 225+ the truck itself has 325k always used royal purple or Mobil 1 high mileage.What engine in it ? I’m looking for a donor for my 68 if you decide it’s not worth fixing .
Dust suppresent often up North here also in the summer , very corrosive chemical !Lots of calcium chloride on the dirt roads here, that's about as bad as salt. My 02 Silverado frame is about to break in half under the cab. Most of it is rotted away. A few taps with the hammer and the truck looses a few pounds
Save the big piece! Makes a great tuning stone fir an axe bit, and you can store it in the ol glove box!Well this was a first. Moved my chain grinders from the unheated shed to the heated shop today. Got them plugged in and threw a chain on one and kicked it on. Phone rang so I stepped away to answer and head a loud pop and then the grinder get really loud.
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You'd be surprised what they can be used fir! Lol!Can you send that to me? I might need a broken grinding wheel some day.
Unfortunately, I've been there once or twice!Must be black locust View attachment 1045329
Go Orange or go home Lol
Fir?Nice! Put a red beard filter on there then check your times again
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My dad wanted to buy the Silverado he's leasing but 12 months of it's life was on calcium chlorided roads. He said no way he's buying it now after what happened to his other truck from living on a treated dirt roadDust suppresent often up North here also in the summer , very corrosive chemical !
Yep, white fir.Fir?
rarefish funny you should mention the loss of power in your ms170, ive has the same thing happen to my Stihl blower. That was easily solved by cleaning the spark arrestor. Been recently having the same problem with my hedge trimmer tryed cleaning the spark arrestor still down on power checked and cleaned the air filter, still down on power. Thought it may have a scored piston.Many years ago I bought an MS 290 to help out a friend. I think it was the second time in my life I didn’t have a saw on my truck. Turned out I liked it. It became my truck saw. Stays on the back 24/7, it’s not even Orange any more. Another friend gave me 3 20” bars from his 390. So I switched over to 3/8 chain and opened up the muffler a little. Now I hand it to friends and they go, oh, a Farm Boss. Then they run it, and go, wow, what did you do to that saw, it runs great. It does run better than the average 290.
Then I bought an MS 170 because they were on sale for $159. It ran great for several years and started losing power. Went by my friends shop and told him it was time for a plug. He asked if I checked the muffler? Duh. Pulled the cover off and it was so carboned up you couldn’t see light through it. Cleaned out, running great again. Few more years went by and it started losing power again. Muffler was clean, so I checked the air filter. It was spotless. But the saw still wasn’t right. Checked the air filter again. Enough Super fine dust was getting by the filter and was sticking to the plastic block before the carb, it was almost blocked. Cleaned it out and running great again.
Im happy with my home owner grade saws. I have 60 or 70 pro saws on the shelves. It’s too hard to keep them running so they just sit and look pretty. My 660 is always at hand. I don’t think I’ll ever buy a new saw again.
Unless I run across a 116 CC Echo 1201.
Not exactly sure what you mean by a bucket trailer? However, a brand new bare bones 400cc 4x4 is going to be in the $6500 to $7000 range I'm guessing.Anyone have a very general estimate on what a 4 wheeler with a bucket trailer addition would set me back? Eastern US.
Not exactly sure what you mean by a bucket trailer? However, a brand new bare bones 400cc 4x4 is going to be in the $6500 to $7000 range I'm guessing.
Anyone have a very general estimate on what a 4 wheeler with a bucket trailer addition would set me back? Eastern US.
Yes! Go with Honda if you're looking fir a work machine that will last!Just make sure it's a Honda, I can still buy parts for my 1980's 3 wheelers since it's hard to kill a Honda. One of those Foreman 4x4 4 wheelers you can get used for a few grand. Plus there's plenty of attachments available
Can't say about the trailer, but the wheeler is most definitely "OVERLOADED!!!" Nicely done!Heck yea bro you can always be overloaded with authority on a Honda, that one pic cracks me up every time View attachment 1045614View attachment 1045615
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