Noel ,Mark. Never use quick start. But I do put a little transmission oil in the gas and oil sometimes.
Noel
Need a big magnet to pull it all back together?
If he does, it would be an "Electro-Magnet"
44F?Update on the shop! Much easier to heat. Had a lazy fire going with the oven thermometer on top only at 200 degrees. Plenty warm as I was almost down to my tee shirt! I'm happy! It's 44F out side with gusty North winds and the shop thermometer was at 70F.
Yesterday it was 34F (1C) with a feels like of 24F (-4C) and I still had 70F (21C) inside!44F?
Balmy!
My garage has no heat and yesterday the high was -13C with a wind chill of -25C.Yesterday it was 34F (1C) with a feels like of 24F (-4C) and I still had 70F (21C) inside!
(But he already has 3 pair of wool long johns on)My garage has no heat and yesterday the high was -13C with a wind chill of -25C.
If it gets any cooler I might consider a jacket.
I'd say it's at least 40% easier to heat now. Glad you're getting it so you can be more comfortable so you can get more shop time. Now you need to get a window AC unit so summer doesn't cook you. But the insulation will help keep some of the extreme heat out.I closed up some more of the drafts in the shop today. Got 2 sheets of the Blue Foam insulating board, 3/4" thick. Cut those to go between the 'studs'. Had enough to do the door also. It's a lot quieter in there now. I'll see how much this helps tomorrow when it's colder and I have a fire going.
View attachment 22787 View attachment 22788 View attachment 22789
Since the South wall is a tarp, AC is a 'no go'. Just start earlier in the day and retreat to the house when it gets too hot!I'd say it's at least 40% easier to heat now. Glad you're getting it so you can be more comfortable so you can get more shop time. Now you need to get a window AC unit so summer doesn't cook you. But the insulation will help keep some of the extreme heat out.
That is a neat machine. I could sure use it around here for about a week. Can you bend your knees any more after laying all the floor and shoe ? Mine hurt just thinking about it.
Been looking at different type of rakes I can use behind a GT to gather up all these darn small branches off the Hybred Willow trees. Had a lot of wind this winter and really cleaned them out of the trees and now they are laying all over on the ground. I think I am going with the 48" Agri Fab sleeve hitch rock and landscape rake. 3 point would be nice but limit me to one tractor to use it on plus another $100 for the 3 point set up. Looked at the wheel rakes too but don't think they would work with branches. Way to many places for branches to get caught in the wheel and plug things up.