Recent content by FergusonTO35

I'm still working on my health, consistently losing about a pound a week. Today I fit into a pair of pants that I haven't been able to wear in 2 years! I'm setting an audacious goal for my self. I'm 47 now, and by the time I hit 50 I'm going to be SKINNY. I don't know exactly what that weight...

That's actually a really good idea. I attach a magnetic work light to the hood of my riding mower when I mow at night. Its way better than the factory headlights which are about as bright as a Bic lighter and usually don't work anyway.

When I was a kid, one of my uncles was a die hard Lawn Boy fan. When we came over to his house I would always volunteer to mow his grass, even in the July heat.

Five shot group in two holes. Maybe I should just use the 637 for everything and liquidate the rest of my arsenal!

I'll check it out, thanks!

Probably be good to open up both sides about 1/8 of a turn but no more, at least right now. Here's another thing to look out for: how certain are you that there is no debris in the fuel tank? I've dealt with many many small engines that had intermittent no start/hard start/fuel starvation issues...

My 4mix FS-91 is just fantastic. My only gripe is it constantly bounces off the rev limiter at WOT. I need to figure out how to put the cruise control on it like the more expensive ones have.

Just to play devil's advocate, voice mail has always been hella unreliable for me on both my personal and work phone, and a missed call doesn't always show up. I tell everybody that text or e-mail is the sure fire way to get a hold of me and I check both frequently through the day.

The 5020 is usually a good cheap saw like the 2000 series was. Buy yourself a Briggs & Stratton inline spark tester, its like 25 bux on Fleabay or or Amazon. Install between plug wire and plug. If the thing shows spark in the window while cranking then you can be assured that the ignition is...

I have one, best cheap AR out there.

Got this very nice little Imperial Ireland hunting knife in a pawn shop today for 7 bux. This is my favorite size and blade shape for just about any use.

That irritates the poo out of me. I'll always take something with good workmanship but outdated looks over trendy throwaway. The whole home remodel thing I've never understood. People spending many years worth of salary to "fix" a perfectly good and functional house just because the TV told them to.

When I worked at an auto parts place, we had an S-10 delivery truck with an insanely heavy clutch. However, that thing was also super easy to float gears with and so was the truck that all the drivers wanted.

We sold the hell out of Tisas 1911s at the shop I used to work at. They were way ahead of every other cheap 1911, I thought they compared well to the Taurus and lower end Springfields.

Here in Kentucky, insurance agents have access to most DMV stuff. Maybe they can help?