Recent content by sometoyotaguy

Yes it can work. I've had it work, but it might not work every time.

I'll pick up things as I need them. If I have time, amazon or ebay. Otherwise, it's wherever I can find something of reasonable quality nearby. We have a Lowes in town, but the tool quality is rather unappealing. There's a Sears near work, but since nothing is made in the US anymore, it's not...

Mowers will last about forever on the original oil as long as you don't run it out.

I'm in Maine, but don't have time to help out right now. Best of luck though

Stihl MS290 is a good saw for most things.

I have a Fenix headlamp right now, but I've been using headlamps for the last decade. I own regular lights, but they don't get much use.

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I'd try to drill it out and retap it.

Around here, they have started putting a lien on the property for unpaid electric bills. It's pretty unfair for anyone that is a landlord, as they have no control over the tenant .

If they don't say anything about nails, you can bet that nails will damage them.

There aren't that many around this time of year. We barely got above freezing. :lol_hitti

The MAPP torches will work just fine on propane. I have one and use the camp stove propane bottles. They are shorter, more stable, and cheaper than the long skinny ones. I mostly use it for lighting the wood stove, but it works fine for soldering pipes or heating parts.

I pretty much have to buy for myself. Somehow I'm hard to buy for as I don't like the typical Christmas junk that people like to buy. This year, I did get a nice pair of LL Bean gloves, and some gift cards.

Unless you have a good piece of hardwood, I haven't had much luck using that method.

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