Recent content by Homemade

Nope sorry. It gone

You theoretically wont be any slower because the engine would be turning the same rpm and will move the same amount of oil in each rpm regardless of horsepower. But, in practicality, the second stage will most likely be slower because your bogging the engine down farther with the less...

Question on dying plastic, do the stickers have to be removed first? Or will they not take the dye and you can leave them on? And does taping off parts work to keep the dye from changing parts?

Nothing fancy. Just a jig for keeping the files sorted out. I did screw them to the board so they don’t tip over

I don’t know where the box o jugs ended up, but I’ll be in need of a clean used 036 jug. The one I got ate something solid and put a pretty good groove from the exhaust port up ward. I can start a new thread if you guys want, and not hijack this one.

Hudson makes a nice splitter. The badger is a cool concept for a processor but out of the budget you listed. Halvorson and dyna make good products. The halvorson seems a little under powered.

This one?

Thanks for your help. You don’t have any spares laying around by chance?

Any good was of sealing up a gas tank that is leaking from the seam down the middle of the tank?

I want to put a 090 jug and piston on my 090g saw. Any recommendations on an aftermarket kit that is reputable.

I don’t have a problem with people making money any way they choose. I just don’t understand how they can afford all the “toys” in their videos while claiming they are homesteading. Homesteading to me, has a totally different view. Same way some people claim to be farmers when they have two...

Works great. I have an 090G and it was an ice saw, so it had a 1/2” pitch ice chain when I got it. It’s hard to find 1/2 chain in any fashion so with the adapter, I was able to run .404 and even 3/8 on the saw. Unfortunately 3/8 wasn’t wide enough and the bar was hanging up in the cut, and even...

I bought one and almost destroyed my flywheel in the process, bought the right one and was good to go. As far as removing the chain drive spur, I use a torch and screwdrivers. Once it was off, I used a blow gun to cool it down.

I don’t get it. How can some of these YouTube homesteaders be making the kind of money they are, in order to afford the products they show in their videos. Brand new log splitters and compact tractors, or mini ex’s. Huge shops and newer homes on 49 acres with a pond and a utv course running...

I better hold on to mine then.