I only do mild muffler mods on mine my little 024 wb has the birdcage and the the exit enlarged slightly.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Sawyer Rob
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I wouldn't ever trust an "Instapot" for canning.
I love them for pressure cooking but never for canning.
SR
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On another note I saw a Mass license plate today that said ZIGZAP. I would have taken a picture of it but the guy was doing 65 while I was doing 75 keeping up with traffic.
MechanicMatt
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I don’t have to imagine
My daughter spared this guy from the butcher
It’s Uncle MustangMikes favorite of all my “pets”
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Those boards are Purdy in their own way! One of them even has some eroticismIt's a hard reality.
I only post pics of the purdy stuff....
Here's some with sapwood for ya.View attachment 1159447
MechanicMatt
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So, I think I’m finally gonna swap the tired 8hp off for a 10hp that came off a snow blower
Would you guys think I’d gain anything if I increase the pump? Or will the valve and lines just limit any gains??
Would you guys think I’d gain anything if I increase the pump? Or will the valve and lines just limit any gains??
Sawyer Rob
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My neighbor let one of his pigs get BIG, had it butchered, and everything had so much fat on it, he wasn't happy at all.
Not much meat , just fat.
SR
Not much meat , just fat.
SR
Oh my flippin bacon.
Pressure cookers are used all the time for canning . I Don’t do it with syrup because it gets it to hot and can ruin the syrup . There are plenty of videos using instapots for pressure canning it’s just a self contained pressure cooker . We use the Instapot all the time I do have an older one that goes on a gas or electric stove top .
MechanicMatt
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Yeah, his three siblings went to the butcher at 9months
He is 3years old now and huge
MechanicMatt
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This girl bottle feeding the runt sealed the deal
Sawyer Rob
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Here's the deal, an independent lab tested the instapot and several other brands and found that they did NOT stay above 10 pounds pressure when they went to their off cycle, the pressure would drop just below 10 pounds.
If you know anything about canning, you know IF you drop below 10 pounds (at sea level) you have to start all over!
I bought the only one (electric) that DID stay above 10 pounds and that's what I use for small batches, for big batches I use one of our American canners.
I think my small electric canner is a "Curry" brand, that's rated for canning, not just cooking.
BTW, I have one of the non rated for canning, electrics too.
SR
Speaking of bacon....
a few of our biggish hogs.
Bacon seeds....
a few of our biggish hogs.
Bacon seeds....
Learn something new everyday.
I’ve tried from other machines with no luck. I need to wait for the appeal unfortunately.I saw something about accessing your account from another person's phone when I was googled stuff earlier.
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That’s awesome
Do you make/cure/smoke the ham and bacon or do you take it somewhere to have it made? Nice looking pigs.
I wish I would've spent more time with my Grandpa when he butchered steers. He made cold smoked summer sausage that was out of this world. The recipes were all in his head and died with him.
I found a local butcher who makes a very close version but it's $15 a lb, about $30 a stick.
Yes, we do everything ourselves, it's just not cost effective to pay a processor.Do you make/cure/smoke the ham and bacon or do you take it somewhere to have it made? Nice looking pigs.
I wish I would've spent more time with my Grandpa when he butchered steers. He made cold smoked summer sausage that was out of this world. The recipes were all in his head and died with him.
Our bacon is very good, the hams are good but still need some improvement, our sausage is almost perfect now.
Actually my kids do almost all of the meat processing, I just buy the inputs and critique the outcome.
Awesome to keep those skills alive.
Yes, definitely.Awesome to keep those skills alive.
Sadly it's not a matter of keeping skills alive anymore, it's more like the majority of the human race has forgotten how to do things basic to survival, so now we get to re-learn things that people had been doing for thousands of years.
Apple blossoms.....probably going to get frozen. 
