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6,000 lbs of wood in a 3,000 lb trailer makes a 45 min drive alot longer, but I wasn't leaving any behind...

If the sale falls through pm me and I will take it.

I have no intention of thinning the mix, but at .50 a bottle I am stocking up.

It would be a shorter list if we said the things they did correctly. Ok here we go... 1. Well, nevermind..

Its on sale for .50 a bottle. Any input? Features: 3.2 oz containers to easily mix any ratio from 50:1 to 16:1 All purpose Full Synthetic oil For all air cooled engines which don't specify NMMA TC-W3 products

I hope his porting far exceedes his grammar.

Brett, you could fill that bucket in my backyard on a good night.

I want to mod a cover for noodling, so sub par shape is just fine. Thanks for looking

This is a short simple answer, and yes there is some grey area. If you are driving your vehicle with your stuff in it, you don't need a DOT number. If you haul someone else's stuff you need a DOT number. For instance, we bought a truck for our business from a guy in WI, it was over 10,000...

Qaullcomm is a driver management tool, or electronic leash... PrePass is a DOT scale bypass system. Company's use PrePass to not have to go into DOT scales.

A Huge thanks to Brett for talking my ear off for 10 hours and making the tractor trip possible and enjoyable. I love my new Kubota, I just need to find a loader for it.

I made sure it was not going somewhere else. :chainsaw:

Is it considered a scrounge if they deliver it to your house?

Part found, thanks @bplust

I am looking for a clutch side cover gor my Husky 55. I let someone borrow it and it came back all melted around the chain brake.

The only time I quoted your post I agreed fully with what you said. Edit, I meant the first time I quoted your text.

Thats a good choice, because I am not sure you even know what point your arguing over. Good day sir.

Try again? Your just backing up what I said. We both said the same thing. And the point was he said the stuff in my boiler is not the same as the stuff in the ties and poles. They normally use coal based creosote for ties and poles, technically he doesn't know if I burn coal in my boiler or not...

Just realized you said Amazon, but the answer is still the same.

Depends on how loosely they used the word Stihl. You have to be careful, because they use it in the title so when you search Stihl the auction comes up.