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If they have a beefy cam in they have a rough idle and I'm sure not clean burning. The cam is tuned for high rpms. Catalytic convertors have made a world of difference. Cars used to reek.

I had a Lumina I could change the oil filter from up top. Easy peasy. A few years later had a Century with the same exact engine. The engineers chose to put the AC accumulator and a wad of wires around the filter to make it difficult to access even from down under. By design? Sure seemed so.

Funny oil change fiasco. My bud let a friend use his garage to change his oil. He said go ahead and went to bed. When he got up he found his friend sleeping under the car on cardboard. Seems he couldn't get the filter loose and pounded a screwdriver through it. It was so tight the...

Yes. And you have to pay them to mess your stuff up. I have a pair of channel locks made for oil filters I use if it will fit. Chain grips too. Only takes a little help if you lubed the ring and didn't tighten the shit out of it. Changed my Terrain's oil today. It has a lovely plastic...

Cloudy here all night. Hopefully around here again tonight.

How do you like the crimper? I just bought some 31s batteries. Need to make some cables or order some. Does it go up to 2/0?

Yup. Hard to not be seen. Not like it used to be.

Yes, it does. My bout with getting older-robotic prostate surgery. PSA went from 2 to 3.4. Did bladder scope, MRI, prostate biopsy, and radioactive dye injection to see if it had migrated. Went in for surgery Tuesday last week. Stayed overnight. Went home with catheter in. Went back...

I don't remember if you have tried a bone cracker.

Full bags?

Dawn Redwood is a good one. I like River Birch as well. D R is a faster grower and cool history.

I think I saw a U tube about casting a new post right on top.

Got to watch what your doing with those. Kind of like a chainsaw. The engine toasted?

Plumbing is usually a PIA. Rarely do you say wow, that went better than I thought.

When we were kids my ex was checking a knife by sliding her thumb down the blade. Luckily it was not that sharp. I guess she had seen people do something with their thumb. I showed her the correct way. Gave me the heebie jeebies seeing her do that!

You are fine planting clover now. We used to overseed it on wheat when freezing temps would cover the seed with soil. It was called frost seeding. Wheat go too competitive to do that in the 80's.

My 2511 was pretty grabby out of the box. It took it a while to calm down.

Stone??

Looked like black cherry bark to me also.

Around here they are only in wide open spaces.