Not So Pro 3

[Mastermind]

I've been using the same slaughter house for several years. They stay buried with work because they do a great job. I've been waiting to get a call from them on a beef I need to get worked in. I finally gave up and took the beefer to a slaughter house in Crossville this morning. Welp......my local place called a few minutes ago......they had a cancellation. Fugh !!!!!

 

[dall]

I've been using the same slaughter house for several years. They stay buried with work because they do a great job. I've been waiting to get a call from them on a beef I need to get worked in. I finally gave up and took the beefer to a slaughter house in Crossville this morning. Welp......my local place called a few minutes ago......they had a cancellation. Fugh !!!!!

lol like always
A little premature lol

 

[3browns]

I've been using the same slaughter house for several years. They stay buried with work because they do a great job. I've been waiting to get a call from them on a beef I need to get worked in. I finally gave up and took the beefer to a slaughter house in Crossville this morning. Welp......my local place called a few minutes ago......they had a cancellation. Fugh !!!!!

Your crystal ball needs a port and polish I would say

 

[Mastermind]

lol like always
A little premature lol

Like a rabbit.

Your crystal ball needs a port and polish I would say

Yes sir. 1435lb beef. I hope these people don't fugh it up.

 

[Loony661]

Put an @Mastermind sticker on it and get five feet more throw

I have seen that mod done and even looked at the kits on Amazon but I am hesitant to drill into something that expensive while it is still under warranty

Mine is well out of warranty now, and I’ve wanted to do this for the last 6-7 years. I actually bought Toro belting from an older single stage machine, and used those.
In my test run with limited snow, it threw the snow harder and further. An added benefit was that it left smaller piles when stopping. I’m happy with it so far, and look forward to testing it in the bigger, deeper snows tomorrow.

 

[dall]

Mine is well out of warranty now, and I’ve wanted to do this for the last 6-7 years. I actually bought Toro belting from an older single stage machine, and used those. View attachment 403861
In my test run with limited snow, it threw the snow harder and further. An added benefit was that it left smaller piles when stopping. I’m happy with it so far, and look forward to testing it in the bigger, deeper snows tomorrow.

Lol we know how you like it

 

[Gullet]

Lol we know how you like it

I'm surprised he didn't show some leg in that picture.

 

[3browns]

Mine is well out of warranty now, and I’ve wanted to do this for the last 6-7 years. I actually bought Toro belting from an older single stage machine, and used those. View attachment 403861
In my test run with limited snow, it threw the snow harder and further. An added benefit was that it left smaller piles when stopping. I’m happy with it so far, and look forward to testing it in the bigger, deeper snows tomorrow.

I have noticed how variable the distance can be depending on the snow condition and moisture content, mine will throw "snowball snow" the furthest

The actual driveway is 15' wide and unless it's hurricane conditions I can clear it pretty easily but the parking area in front of the garage is about 45'x50' and the wind can really mess me up

 

[dall]

I'm surprised he didn't show some leg in that picture.

lol he won’t even respond to me

 

[Loony661]

Lol we know how you like it

I'm surprised he didn't show some leg in that picture.

Don’t tempt me!

I have noticed how variable the distance can be depending on the snow condition and moisture content, mine will throw "snowball snow" the furthest

The actual driveway is 15' wide and unless it's hurricane conditions I can clear it pretty easily but the parking area in front of the garage is about 45'x50' and the wind can really mess me up

Oh absolutely the snow moisture makes a huge difference. And of course, wind too.

lol he won’t even respond to me

We’re not all as lonely and bored as you are lol

 

[dall]

Don’t tempt me!

Oh absolutely the snow moisture makes a huge difference. And of course, wind too.

We’re not all as lonely and bored as you are lol

I’m not lonely
Bored as *f-word yes
But I have you clowns to torment
So your not lonely

 

[Loony661]

I’m not lonely
Bored as *f-word yes
But I have you clowns to torment
So your not lonely

Well I can appreciate that!

 

[JoeDirt]

They are AC Delco pads. There is an adhesive on the back of the backing plate to keep them stuck to the calipers.

Interesting, I've never seen those before. That said I haven't used AC Delco brakes in a long time.

 

[Dub11]

Mine is well out of warranty now, and I’ve wanted to do this for the last 6-7 years. I actually bought Toro belting from an older single stage machine, and used those. View attachment 403861
In my test run with limited snow, it threw the snow harder and further. An added benefit was that it left smaller piles when stopping. I’m happy with it so far, and look forward to testing it in the bigger, deeper snows tomorrow.

Snow blower porting thread!

And selftapers because fug it.

 

[3browns]

Snow blower porting thread!
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And selftapers because fug it.

Fugh that stuff…

What kind of 4 stroke oil do you recommend…

 

[Loony661]

Fugh that stuff…

What kind of 4 stroke oil do you recommend…

Amsoil, duh.

 

[Loony661]

Snow blower porting thread!
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And selftapers because fug it.

Nice! If that were mine, I would just cut the self tappers off, and peen them over a bit so that they can’t back out.

 

[Dub11]

Fugh that stuff…

What kind of 4 stroke oil do you recommend…

80-90

Nice! If that were mine, I would just cut the self tappers off, and peen them over a bit so that they can’t back out.

That to much work. Plus the rust is natures lock tight.

 

[Loony661]

That to much work. Plus the rust is natures lock tight.

You’re not wrong.

 

[Dream]

80-90

That to much work. Plus the rust is natures lock tight.

Or, you could just fuggin move.
Problem solved...
I have had ZERO issues with snow moving equipment here.