Wood chips year round. Most of them are pine because I have a ton of pine trees but I'll throw what ever in the chipper that is too small to make firewood out of.
Engine blocks are stamped with serial numbers. Look up where it stamped online and check the numbers. The factory engine will be stamped with a number that aligns with the VIN of the car (thats where the term matching numbers on old collector cars comes from).
It's also not just the engine...
If your springs have lost their arch you need new springs. Adding helper springs will just make the trailer more bouncy and most likely cause the already weak springs to stress and break.
If your batteries are charging over 100% you have a bad charger or charging circuit in the device not a bad battery. The charger should slow down at around 75 or 80% and stop charging at 100%. At that point it should just top off every now and then just to maintain it. If it's going to 110 or...
Yeah with the setup covered and chain link it was a coon or possum. You really need to cover the botom of that setup in hardware cloth to stop anything from reaching in.
Cages if big enough are fine for a rabbit. Being outside is also fine as long as the rabbit is protected. Frankly I would take anything else they told you with a gain of salt.
Most of the time a removed head is a bird of prey of some sort. It's not uncommon for a coon to do it also.
Owls often remove the head and go for the brain. I'm gonna lean torward that is your problem.
Most broody birds won't like you touch them. Mine were all hand raised and I can pick them up any time I want much to the distain of my rooster. When they are boody you aint sticking your hand near them in the nest without getting pecked.
Whats this paint thing you speak of?
My coop is tin and white. If you live in a hot area go light to reflect the summer heat. If in a cold area go dark to absorb the heat.