Recent content by legdelimber

Heimannm, I always like seeing pictures of your projects around and related to the museum. Glad to see it coming together. Got no idea of my doing any more traveling. But I'll always like seeing the photos of things that everyone posts!

Someones answer to the problem of fitting a round peg into a square hole?

Our local newscast always runs footage of a sewage plant, whenever they talk about drinking water or the supply pipes. Unless it's the pocketbook or shoes on some famous for being famous sort of person. I don't think anyone in media production is paying much attention facts anymore.

Can't recall for certain, but everyone just called them a pry-bar. Usually would see some Hilman rollers around if there as a big stick on the job Simplex Railroad jacks (lever type) were sometimes in the crowd too.

My eyes see that "Stihl 015 l" label. But yet at first glance, the brain converts it to say "Stihl Diesel" inside my head.

Looks like Aspundh came through. They do a lot of that sort thing to nearly everything they touch here in the states.

Take the hunting cabin with ya? Do the "I" beams mean a nice clear span in a new work shop or garage bay?

Flashback to the days of dealers having several shelves with the big books in the tilted racks. Microfiche sheets in those box~drawer type holders.

oh crap, sorry guys! I forgot to post the answer to sloughfoot question.

"Load Extender" I believe that in fits your hitch receiver. sticks out a bit behind the truck and 2nd part is the "T" that sticks up and you can hang some longer boards or things out of the bed and the T part holds up the ends of the load. Some years ago, a neighbor who hung vinyl siding had me...

Am I the only one old enough to get a chuckle at that bar name? or just still juvenile enough to say anything

The weight difference sort of leaves you wondering if the, heavier, (faster) orange one actually has a larger motor?

I'm with what Shane said. 2nd choice is a length of threaded rod. Some people refer to it as "all-thread" usually can get it in 3 foot length. Cut and use it like a regular bolt. Some people find a way to make a curved bend and use it like a "U" bolt. Just be aware that the threads tend to...

Red clay dirt around here mostly. I needed to roto-till my front & side yard to fix the finish grade for erosion/water runoff control. The danged red clay is so hard the tiller tines just bounced. Rear tine Tiller. I ended up putting a lawn sprinkler out a for about 45 mins in the early part...

One more that I missed. apply either the front or rear breaks, separately and the while you push the machine Take notice of if the sounds, each time you change from front or rear brakes. Also try it with both front and rear applied together and notice if things change. does having it in gear...