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Here, I regularly see engines kept running while people are shopping or at the post office. God forbid someone should have to get into a somewhat cooled off or heated up car after their chores. Some neighbors must have their car engines running for twenty minutes in the winter before going to...

My guess too. I've elongated oil holes in bars to match up. Sometimes the holes will match up under certain chain tension and not with other, but those are with bars not made to work with that particular saw. Sometimes enlarging the oil hole on a bar that is made for and used on a particular...

I don't see how you can complain about things like pipelines, without first blaming the consideration for their need on people's excess uses of fossil fuels or other energy resources. Emphasis on excess.

Maybe. http://www.ravenbeak.com/staves.html

Oh yeah, the only things that you can take out to facilitate cleaning after that are the high and low speed adjusting screws. I shoot carb cleaner into the holes. When you do put the screws back in, don't seat them too tight is what gets said, not to damage the fine tips.

I'm moving to Slovenia, wherever it is.

Very straight forward it is. The only thing that I guess could be said that is delicate, is if you want to disassemble the whole carb for cleaning. Two things.... On the pump side is a little screen that sits in a recess, about 3/8" in diameter or so. You can pop that out with a pointed...

Deva, I don't recall if you mentioned having rebuilt a carb before, but if you haven't, be mindful that the metering side diaphragm (4 screws holding on the top cover plate) sits on top of the gasket. The opposite side pump diaphragm is reversed, it sits against the carb body under the gasket.

Ray, do you have saltwater crocs down in Florida? :\:

There certainly are more experienced people than me who would likely offer a wiser reply, but I would guess that the saw might well have simply quickly froze up with no damage to the crank bearings or anything else besides the p and c. After thoroughly blowing out and cleaning the crankcase...

I remember reading an article about a guy that hooked a giant tuna while in his small inflatable. Multi hundred pound fish I believe it was. I can't recall exactly, but I think something like three hours or maybe longer to finally succeed in bringing the fish up to his raft. I imagine it was...

Singer looks like he just stepped off his tractor.

Start with her hand and then be devouring her entire body!

Cool vid.

An old movie, but I love this scene, where Jimmy decides he's going to whack Morrie. That wry smile and little head shake, what an evil man. De Niro rips it. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/tOWaHTlq-hI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

It looked like a white meat type, reminded me of one that is light colored and flaky that we have here. I imagine good in a stew as well.

Down in southern California, the famous "Wedge". Breaks in very shallow water, lots of carnage when it's big. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/_4sapsFuO3U" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Nice looking fish, Ray. What's inside, white flesh? How do you normally eat that species?

A lot of things, Deva. Mostly the people I had there that were great friends. I think of them much.

Cool nick, awesome perseverance.