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A piece of steel, a drill, tap and file. Ba Da Bing!

So I got the new clutch cover and chip deflector for the 7910. As I was installing the chain tensioner, I noticed I'm missing a washer and the little end nut. Dag Nabbit! Either it was missing from the get-go, or I have misplaced them....somewhere in the garage...... Ugh. I suppose if they now...

Yep. Midday, all dim, and 57 Dungarees Frankenstein

Ding ding ding ding!!

It's local crushed dolomite. Even heavier.

Dumping a load that stuck.

Never a dull moment in the valley. Had to help out my buddy. He was ok, considering that the tractor cab went over like a slingshot powered by the dump trailer. We unloaded it, pushed the dump in, and flipped it up with a pair of telehandlers. It's going to need a little body work.

I have a Hesston 5500 from the same era. I got main drive sprocket and bearings from a local NH dealer.

It's only a nick.

I saved Mauser from a coyote when I was discing when he was a little pup. It chased him across the furrowed field and was closing in on him as Mauser ran towards the tractor. I jumped out and ran to him screaming and yelling at the yote. The coyote was focused on him, and I wound up kicking it...

With the discbine they exit in a poof of goey fur. It's not pretty. Your dogs watch videos? Here's one for them

Last year's save!

No you don't. Shrimp and veal is expensive!

I have a GSP and a rescue terrier mix who relentlessly exterminate then around the house. Most of then wind up in an inedible condition. However, I do hunt them solo in the woods with the .25cal PCP pellet gun. Squirrel 'n gravy! My wife won't eat any though.

Gotta leave room for wood..... ;)

Thanks for the help.

Thanks! I ordered the PS-6400 NOS cover off eBay.

I saw that one and didn't think it would be correct. The Dolmar part #s are different. I'll be dipped. I'm buying that one.

I posted a WANTED in the chainsaw parts section for a sprocket guard. I think any Dolmar/Makita 70cc class cover will fit, right? The new ones are expensive.

Well that sucks. Big save guys! TIG welding was actually invented for welding magnesiun and aluminum for the aircraft industry. However, I've never done it, nor do I want to. It's very difficult because the arc runs away fron the puddle, and Mg is extremely porous such that it would be...