Recent content by Onan18

Good morning Brush Ape, sorry for the delayed response. I am not familiar with that blower but it looks expensive, personally my rule of thumb is 60% of the cost of a new unit is what I am willing to spend to repair something. You would need the DSAI to MDI kit referenced in PB259, 25 707...

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Winchester Centennial 66, box is original but not to this gun.

Ruger Super Blackhawk that belonged to one of my Dads cousins. He was a door gunner on a Huey in Vietnam.

One year old DeWalt pressure washer for a pump replacement. Started at 10:15 this morning, pump swap only took about 30 minutes with hand tools. Then proceed to "break it in" for the customer. Washed the curb, driveway,and stoop. I just came inside and cracked a beer.

Cat, General, Comet, and AR are all good pump brands and are all rebuildable (at least their higher end Triplex pumps). The reason I went with a General in this case is Cat doesn't really build a pump in this class and I would have had to drop down significantly in performance to run a Cat...

Neighbor's handymans' pressure washer pump decided to check out (DeWalt "4000" P.S.I. with a Honda GX270). Asked me to take a look at it, non serviceable AAA pump (these are garbage, if you are buying a pressure washer actively avoid them). Here is my "fix" (the four bolt kind) will be a much...

Looks great, hard to believe 346 mufflers are NLA

I actually didn't measure but I believe so, at least 30" for sure.

Snagged this Elsie today from a local shop. It was originally a 12 Gauge with Damascus barrels but a previous owner has Briley tubes and screw in chokes installed sleeving it down to 20 Gauge so it can eat modern smokeless rounds. I'm just the kind of sicko that actually wants to take these...

Picked up an L.C. Smith today, nice shooter grade gun. Was originally a 12 gauge Damascus but previous owner had Briley tubes installed and sleeved to 20 gauge so safe for smokeless rounds. Also had screw in chokes installed, should be a good field gun.

I know we sell the one gallon jug for $85.00 and honestly that is the most cost effective way to buy it. A case (48) of the 2.6 oz. bottles is $140.00 so a gallon jug is basically half price for the same amount of oil.