Recent content by lynnmor

Check your chimney, a dead bird or rodent in there will be a feeding/breeding place for thousands.

If you ever rode snowmobile thru Yellowstone and stayed at least 25 yards from bison, you would still be there. The bison use the packed roads to get from one feeding area to another. Usually the bison pretty much ignore the snowmobiles except this very young one that didn't get the memo and...

I use an ax or hatchet to cut the poison ivy vines, a chainsaw will throw some sap on my forearms and that will burn in. I don't have a problem with PI but the exception is the chainsaw sap. I cut a small section out of vines that grew too tall to reasonably spray with Roundup, then when the...

Super Glue it and then drill & tap for bolts on either side of the hole. Drive slow after that. :whistle:

There are a number of YouTube videos to help you with the belt replacement. Do a search and find one similar to yours, many models of MTD mowers are about the same.

I have used a high speed drill press with a very small drill bit about .025" diameter. I would place the finger just below the drill point and squeeze it so that it rises into it. Haven't had a problem with the drill dancing and had instant relief. The extremely high speed was a real benefit...

We have a pair of windmills in my area that aged out in 14 years. If you read the article note that the things haven't produced much for a year or more. Aged wind turbines. I wonder how many tax dollars were used to construct the junk. So I looked it up and found this: The project was...

If you have a fair priced hydraulic shop near you, you might want to get the kit with no hoses and then measure carefully to get hoses that are routed where you want them. I didn't use the hoses that were with the kit because I chose a more protected route using a great shop in my area, of...

So I will pile on. I have a tool & die shop and did a fair amount for NASA, they wanted inserts in all tapped holes.

I did a search for braided ground strap and found hundreds.

I Googled it and found borrow pit

I would jack it up and check the tire and wheel to see if there is any run out, while it is unlikely they are damaged it would be a big cost to have them replaced.

Now that would be a great retirement plan!

Is that tree of heaven or sumac? It is hard to tell the difference so Google it to be sure. If tree of heaven, keep the chainsaw running because spotted lantern flies will be a big problem.

I too am tired of paying annual state inspection fees on my trailers.