Recent content by ernemats

Finally got it up and running , put new fuel shut off solenoid and wiring harness on it seems to run fine only problem is it sometimes trips the circuit breaker on the dash, Terry thinks alternator is going bad. checked voltage at battery with tractor running and it showed 14.25 volts Terry...

My battery powered saws also have adjustable oilers. greenworks and ryobi

Have been down to Tazewell on about 6 different occasions and talked to him each time and talk to him quite often on the phone with questions. Super nice guy.

I have the 60 volt 20 inch bar and it is heavy also but it is very good at cutting larger trees and with the 8 ah battery it will cut a lot of wood , I use it for cutting about 5 cord of firewood and I have extra batteries so it will outlast me

For my car port shed I used 3/4 inch 3 foot long mine roof bolts (from coal mines) pounded in by hand with sledge hammer , it has not moved through some heavy winds

How do you know what you are getting. Different ones I have looked at then ask if they are 1 or 2 coil and no one seems to know. Any ideas on good source? Also how difficult is it to replace?

kind of adjustable handles did you use and where you get them?

My grandson came up with the same thing. Thanks Peter

Was mowing today on a fairly steep slope about 25 degree slope when it suddenly acted like it was low on fuel. Checked about 2 inches at fuel outlet , put more fuel in so there was plenty of fuel . Tried to start numerous times , no click when key turned to first position which usually makes...

Here is my setup for a york rake can use it with my farm tractor 3 point hitch or my power trac's

Has anyone run the speed test on the starlink app lately. I just did it last night and it has changed a lot in the way it looks and I ended up getting a lot faster speeds than I used to

Thanks for the offer Ken but you are a little too far and I would like one for my 422 and my 1845 has the 3 point attachment method for attachments

Does anyone have a power broom for their Power Trac and if so how does it work for removing light snow and also for removing gravel from grass along driveway. I have considered getting one if they would work but they are expensive for just occasional use.

My only gas saw I have now is a Husky 395xp which has compression relief bulb which I have to use to even pull the cord. I have both left and right bad rotator cuff and rt ruptured bicep and bad fingers plus had hip replaced last year so i'm not in the best shape to be cutting firewood...

my biggest problem is pull starting, the body is just not what it once was (81 yrs old) also I just don't like to fool with carb problems due to not using saw for long periods of time