That's either deep... or obfuscation. I tried to add up the number of people on the trip with you but I got confused.Once I got to what I thought was the end of myself, I figured it was time to make some changes. The irony is I brought myself along for that journey, and I'm still working on getting to the end of myself.
I heard math is racist anyway, so don't worry if it goes over your headThat's either deep... or obfuscation. I tried to add up the number of people on the trip with you but I got confused.
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Yeah, I can only count up to 40-11. (I just saw my uncle a couple weeks ago - he started that family joke about 80 years ago when he was a toddler. He laughed that we are still using it as a way to say an indeterminate number.)I heard math is racist anyway, so don't worry if it goes over your head
So how's that pond going?
Cottonwood is my guess.
Sometimes I talk to myself and then we both laugh and laugh...I was talking to myself about the pond.
I wonder how many others here have the same affliction?Sometimes I talk to myself and then we both laugh and laugh...
(I might have picked that up from someone on here! I mean besides me.)
Reminds me of this "joke".Sometimes I talk to myself and then we both laugh and laugh...
(I might have picked that up from someone on here! I mean besides me.)
C'mon! Wait till it dries, knock it off and bring it home. It's just a little ****!Yep, it was what you were thinking
C'mon! Wait till it dries, knock it off and bring it home. It's just a little ****!
Maybe.....both burn well when dry!You're talking about the wood, right?
I must have missed that patented starting technique.....
I always let my saws run for a bit after cutting. Figured it gave them a chance to cool off some. Ironically, I did run the 400 out of fuel this evening. Ran like shite for a bit after it (finally) started then back to cutting. One thing I like about the husqy auto tune is there's still a choke and usually a purge bulb. Run the 562 out of fuel and it was a few pushes of the purge bulb, 2 pulls on choke then a pull or two with high idle. It was pretty easy to run that thing out of fuel too, by the time it ran goody the tank was dry. The 400 let's you know early enough to shut it down before it runs bone dry.(usually I f-ed that up this evening.)I hope the solenoid is the problem.
That's why I typically just sell them when it's a carb issue, or I get one that's new or know to be working. You can waste so much time messing around ordering parts, then trying to get the carb totally clean.
So it runs like an early husky 550
That's correct.
Boot and ignition coil were issues on the early versions.
Beefed up the cases on the 462. Also changed the piston/cylinder iirc.
My old 440 was a great runner, not the fastest, but it did whatever it was asked. But after running the 462's it was a no-brainer for a work saw and since I have a few 365/372oe's I have plenty of 70cc firewood saws. I feel the same in most the classes of saws, mtronic/autotune saws have a great time saving advantage over the earlier versions for jobs, but I still enjoy running them; even the rubber mount saws, just I won't run them as long.
Abuse can cause problems for sure, but I think many of the problems(especially starting issues) are caused because people don't understand what the problem is. Some things I like to do with the auto-tune/mtronic saws is to let them run a bit after shutting them off, and not to let them run out of fuel.
That seems to be a bigger issue on the earlier AT/MT saws though.
, but I guess that's what you get for the price lol. I've probably got 3hrs into filling it in already, and another hr or two to go. I've actually filled it a bit more than this picture shows.
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You're talking about the wood, right?
I will assume you have a t-shirt…”Still plays with tractors”.Don't thing I said it here, but I screwed up on where I placed the back wall of the deep end. The grade on the back side of the dam was going to come all the way to the edge of the deep end, I wanted about 12' of flat on top to drive/walk around. So I had to fill a large portion of the deep end in
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This one gives a better idea of the depth on the higher side, the tractor is about is about 3/4 the way into the deep end. The larger cherry just left of the tractor is close to where the end of the pond should come out, as long as my new calculations are right
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