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It worked out well turning at the last second, so the wing acts as a shock absorber, just as long as the fuel doesn't pray everywhere and ignite.

Does it sound like an occasional screech, or squirrel noise, or like some small animal sneezing when it is idling?

There's some funny clips and quite relevant clips. I think it worth a watch

You couldn't find the story behind it? It makes me curious.

Not bad, that's a $23.39USD bill. I have had weird dreams where I reach into my wallet to pull out a $9 bill or a $52 or some odd increment. Sometimes it surprises me, other times I think it is normal and convenient.

Unnecessary, this isn't house wiring. Use high temp insulation, and voltage around 30v or so. 2.4kW peak is not unreasonable, continuous of course would not be as practical, which is why I said 1kW continuous. 14AWG would probably work just fine, maybe 12AWG.

My thoughts are: have the motor direct drive the chain on the end of the pole, no shaft or shaft support bearings. I don't know how light weight a hydraulic drive system would be, but electric could be plenty light, and the wires are flexible if the pole gets bent. Then you just need the poles...

I'd really like to see more electric or gas powered hydraulic pole saws. I think they would be lighter, less prone to damage, and easier to repair.

I was thinking have a smooth side and a rough cut side, keep the rough side down.

I got an email from Forester about brush cutter blades. Never looked at their website or products any time recently. Thanks google, but it's too late. I've got $70 of brush cutter blades now for free. The 12" mower blade so far works well on occasional <1/2" woody stems and up to 1" non woody. I...

Was looking at heavy duty brush cutter blade options. some of the simple ones are a lot more expensive than it seems they should be and wouldn't quite fit the shaft size on my Troy Bilt. So, I checked the scrap materials and found a 19.375" mower blade that fits that I can cut down to 12"...

I prefer that shape. I mainly look for ones with plenty of room on the short end for tying rope on.

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It's all trickle up economics

Really good watch here. People in the comments recommend more sodium than he used to raise PH further to reduce loss of the base metal. Also green tea was recommended to add to help protect the base metal and help free the rust. Not sure if the part should be dipped in green tea first, or just...

Might try giving him bad google & BBB reviews, or talk to the custy when he isn't looking and see if they'd pay you because he's holding your wage for no good reason, but that would probably look suspicious to the custy. How about you post his number, and we can rip him a new one till he pays you

I don't think they were .50, but I could be wrong.