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Would you like me to stop participating so I don’t offend your sensibilities?
Maybe the forum should support all platforms?
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Gee, it wasn't personal. It is a problem that we have been trying to fix.
[QUOTE="Wingboy, Ugh.iphones
Here is what I came how to last nite after the plowbastard did my street. That’s looking at my driveway from my car.On our street the plow almost always comes from the left of the house and it clears about 2/3 of the street, leaving a fairly large packed windrow to clear.
If the plow hasn't been by and I want to minimize the windrow it will leave behind I use my blower to clear the road in front of my driveway out about 10' and about 15' to the left. This removes almost all of the snow they'd be piling up at the end on the driveway. This extra clearing takes 5 minutes.
Have lemons make lemonade. Don't you own a sled anymore?Here is what I came how to last nite after the plowbastard did my street. That’s looking at my driveway from my car.
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In Markham? He probably has one up north.Have lemons make lemonade. Don't you own a sled anymore?
I have a sled, but it's 700km north of here. I could put the ice tires on my DR125.Have lemons make lemonade. Don't you own a sled anymore?
See that's the spirit!I could put the ice tires on my DR125.
Looks like a fun obstacle for a nice beta 200.I have a sled, but it's 700km north of here. I could put the ice tires on my DR125.
Bittersweet??
How come you sold it?
Found the busted spring at the bottom of the belly pan.FAK.
Snow blower out of service again.
By the looks of it, the idler/tension spring broke and the blower no longer moves.
From my observation, I believe the spring is supposed to go where I drew in the green line.
This is based on previous marking that I would expect a spring to make on the other metal parts and observing how the mechanism would work. (I am not snow blower expert)
The parts manual isn't drawn up in such detail to identify the location of the spring.
Oh well, Need to source the spring. At least I was able to clear the windrow left at the end of my driveway as a Family Day gift form the Town of Milton.
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He uses the dragonfly and carted the beta around as a spare. Dragonfly proved to be reliable and capable.How come you sold it?
If its OK to ask?
Kick-starting and clutching are hard on arthritic joints. NEVER GIVE UP.How come you sold it?
If its OK to ask?
Unwind a coil or two and rebend a hook and install.
You should heat the tail and coil you want to straighten to cherry for that to work well.Unwind a coil or two and rebend a hook and install.