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Pillion seat looks real comfy. Wife must love it.

Me too!

When stationary they go into a dormant sleep mode. They wake up and start transmitting after they rotate for a while.

A few years ago when we still had deer around here, I watched a lame deer emerge from the bush and hide in the neighbour's driveway across the road, between a truck and the bordering hedge. It was dragging a hind leg, as the tendon had been severed at the knee. I called the neighbour (an avid...

You're gonna have some beautiful boating weather on Simcoe in the next week or two. Just watch the wind forecast, but you know that. Yesterday it was rough as hell.

We used to have a lot of deer around here. Now we have none. Now we have a lot of coyotes around here.

I used the above link to Timex and signed up to their email list. Just got this in. Looks pretty good for $350 (31% discount off list)...

At least two more weeks of nice weather ahead.

Looks a lot like mine. Clearly, the fuel is draining back down the line when it sits. You might be able to put a check valve in line somewhere.

Very nice! You related to this guy? (Friend of a friend, BTW) https://www.lrbaggs.com/

I stopped waxing mine about 10 years ago. I always drain the fuel and run it until it stalls out, before winter storage.

What is "a while?" Mine is 20 years old with over 300 hours. After sitting for a week or 3 it needs to crank for about 5 seconds; maybe 7 tops. When it fires there's a puff of smoke. It doesn't burn oil, otherwise. I just live with it.

It's been that way for decades. I remember my Dad telling me many years ago, "People move to the left lane because they think it's 'the fast lane' and they think they drive fast." But it isn't, because they don't.

Buddy of mine is an avid enthusiast. He has been buying stuff here, lately: https://www.switzersauction.com/

https://calibremag.ca/long-branch-lee-enfield-sniper-rifles/

My milling machine was a lot like that one. I sold it a few years ago. I still have a lot of end mills and carbides for sale, if you need some.

I work on the roads. That kind of sensor often fails. It is a loop of wire embedded in the pavement, under that rectangular tar snake that you can see. It needs a mass of metal to detect; exactly the same technology as a hand held metal detector, as used for treasure hunting. In that case, the...

Total BS. They were lying to you.

Flintstone car?

Yes. I always find that amusing. Surprised there isn't an epidemic of broken ankles amongst them.