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no one will care, so there's no point.

Park brake on ?

I'm guessing he is using it as a holder, not as a cup.

I found one at canadian tire. It is a Bubba brand 34 oz insulated mug. It fits in the grand L and the rtv X1100.

My dealer sells sovema. They are an Italian brand. They only sell a few a year, but seem decent.

I don't trust the marker thing. I have heard of guys doing oil changes with nothing more that brake clean, a rag, and a black marker. Think auctions.

Could be as simple as a plugged air filter, or a collapsing air intake hose.

Pretty common to have to go to work to recoup from your vacation. " living your life" seems to take more energy than just working.

I have seen guys cut the plastic cubes diagonally, to make a roof for the wood. They tied the "roof" down with zip ties.

Lots of good ideas.

I have done that with knotty or twisty grained wood. I have also gone in the height of the bar then finished it with the wedge.

I have used my blowers as blades, in cases of slush. You just need to engage the blower after you are done to clean out the left over slush.

I have found the best way for me to keep track of repairs, maintenance, and other useful info is with a note book for each machine. The first page is always the make, model, serial #, purchase price, date, dealer, etc. Then as time goes on, I write in all the services, repairs, mods, etc. The...

I have used both front and rear blowers. I much prefer the front mount.

"clear salty brine" makes me think you have calcium chloride/ water in your wheels. It is a very common ballast. "rim guard" is beet juice which is red and sticky.

I like the grapple and carry all ideas. My splitter does not stand on end, so I split the big pieces in 1/2 or 1/4 with my wedge and maul. Straight grained maple and birch split pretty easy. Then I finish them on the splitter. I will only do 2-4 blocks at a time, do something else for a bit...

Could the drive gear in that section of the pump be slipping on it's shaft ? That would allow the steering section to function normally. It may have sheared it's key, but still have enough grip to pump up to that lower pressure. That would also explain the momentary jump in pressure.