Recent content by Speed25

Reach out to your local Kubota dealership. Mine has a lot of new pin-on buckets sitting there in the scrap heap basically as people upgraded to SSQA buckets. I think they were $100-$200 each, but I'm sure I could've talked them down. Still, $350/CAD is pretty good.

Ugh, I killed a bunch of those little bastards a month ago. Saw a few more mature red ones recently, so I'll keep working on them.

$225 with the camera, WiFi hub and solar panel for charging. The internal battery is removable though and can plug into a USB-C charger if sun isn't available.

Speaking of game cameras... My wife had been wanting some around the house to see the critters, but I didn't want the expense of a cell connection, and all "WiFi" cameras pretty much only connect to your phone, not a legit WiFi connection. I'm also too lazy to go wandering around the woods...

I'm young(ish), I need the M18 Fuel, thanks. :ROFLMAO:

What, you don't make left-handed cuts with tin snips??

When I did mine for the first time, I read through the manual, but also watched some YouTube videos for better visuals. Very easy once you do it a few times. I built a small dolly out of 2x6s and some wheels to make it easier to move around the shop when not in use (also did one for the BH).

Is this the drive-over 60" deck or the regular RCK60B23BX deck? Trying to figure out what springs you're talking about.

I think this is regional. Around here, USPS and UPS are pretty equal, but FedEx is where things go to die quietly in a dark corner. To their credit, they're really creative in the ways they damage packages sometimes. Most recently, they shot this chunk of metal through a new computer monitor...

Most LED failures that I've seen are due to poor heat management. Quality components typically have a nice heat sink backing up the chip, but so many don't and end up cooking the chips. It's definitely more of an issue on higher-wattage single chips vs lower wattage multi-chip setups that are...

I have clients needing bars going right through their head sometimes too, but I try to refrain. Oh wait, that's not what we're talking about?

I suspect centrifugal force isn't a problem for the valve stems on my BX! :ROFLMAO: Sticks and other debris might be though...

I've developed a slow leak in one of my fronts, so definitely worth grabbing my stem tool to at least rule this out. Thanks!

I've got most of the same stuff, and over time, I just don't use the Stihl gas trimmer for weed eating anymore, so I put a heavy blade on it for the thicker crap. The new Forge batteries are awesome if you haven't tried them.