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That guy. [emoji106]

Or, this:
HOMELITE CHAINSAW 1130G 1050 XL925 CLUTCH SPRING 67441 ----- HOMEBOX45 https://www.ebay.com/itm/361536637730
Got a couple of that PN.
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Thought I was going to have to take the clutch on my Super 2100 to work and mount it on the tire changer to get the spring stretched around the shoes on it.

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These are real good questions..

I'd be hard pressed to shoot a good hunting dog over a chicken..
But the 2 I've killed didn't say they were good hunting dogs.. Lol..
Guess they should have spoke up..

If cattle get out here, and eat something of value, "which is what they do".
The owner pays the approximate value of the crop. Happens pretty regular actually.
It's motivation to keep fences good for both sides. There's a list of unwritten rules for fence maintainence too.
When I was a kid, I had a pet dog kill my pet rooster. The rooster had revenge after death when my dog died of a punctured intestine. Broken chicken bones are pretty sharp.

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Thought I was going to have to take the clutch on my Super 2100 to work and mount it on the tire changer to get the spring stretched around the shoes on it.

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IIRC: grease them up and clamp the whole works between a pair of boards in the bench vice. Then squeeze.

Maybe. [emoji848]

I think that’s what I did.

I’ve been watching for a clutch spider for a Homie 2000. 7/16” LH thread. [emoji15]

No panic as the next time it starts will be the first. [emoji90]. Some arse pit plugged the comp release and I can’t pull it over.
 

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IIRC: grease them up and clamp the whole works between a pair of boards in the bench vice. Then squeeze.

Maybe. [emoji848]

I think that’s what I did.

I’ve been watching for a clutch spider for a Homie 2000. 7/16” LH thread. [emoji15]

No panic as the next time it starts will be the first. [emoji90]. Some arse pit plugged the comp release and I can’t pull it over.
You just have to take care. Those shoes tend to break at the narrow area if they have much stress put on them. I dropped a shoe for my Homie 650 project on the floor and watched it turn into two pieces. [emoji22]

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When I was a kid, I had a pet dog kill my pet rooster. The rooster had revenge after death when my dog died of a punctured intestine. Broken chicken bones are pretty sharp.

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Now that, was a tough rooster.
Lol
 

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Just got a call from ‘Rich in Omaha’. (I call him that).

He has a huge pile of Homie C-5, 51, 7 & 9. He is looking to move them along.

Also around five Echo 500.

All been sitting on the shelf for years so, needing fuel system overhaul.

Send me a PM for his name & number.
 

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Well, we discovered the Mother Lode (Load) of Middle America this evening. Nancy didn’t want fancy eatin’ for her birthday, so we hit a place Called Smith’s Restaurant in Bolivar.

It is the official training table for the Food Giant Olympics.
Some excellent excellent serious American food. A pork tenderloin that was not the typical gray gristly disc, but a freshly breaded slab the size of my face, covered in fresh gravy with all of the standard accessories. This was some of the best food in a while. I think during mealtimes, the Navy moves a destroyer to the antipode to keep the earth from spinning off its axis like an old washing machine...
This is a destination spot for diehard gourmands.
Seriously.

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A different kind of carb, to be sure. Breakfast there was just as impressive.

They should have an insulin drip IV pole they just bring to the table, and a CNA to insert the IV before you start eating.

Wanted: Waitress with IV certification.



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