A small spoonful of pumpkin purée and feed bland broth, rice and lean meat (chicken, lean ground beef, etc)
Ohhhh. It's kind of hard to get him to stop moving!
I think I read somewhere here on BYC that a baked potato (no not a LOADED baked potato) was good for the runs.
Never changed?? Granny, get out the manual and order the oil, air, fuel filters and spark plugs. Unless you happen to have a Sears nearby (It is a "Craftsman" mower right?), then call and see if they have them in stock. If not order online. If you are on the original blades, get those as well. Slapping the grass with dull rock chipped blades doesn't make it easier on the mower.Ha, I was thinking only of air filter. Others never even crossed my mind. Its been about 5-6 yrs. I imagine they do need replaced.This one also cuts better in reverse.
Just fixed that last week and now it is mowing higher. Haven't been out in the tall grass to see if it might cut a bit better in forward but I don't expect it will. Pretty much the grass is pushed down as the front goes over it but the grass is so tall that by the time the top is past the front lip the rear of the deck is holding the whole plant down. I think backing up forces the tops of the plants up into the forward part of the deck and they bend back where the blades can hit them.In my fridge. DW and I will be splitting one with the burgers tonight. We don't drink a lot, one 22 oz beer is plenty for two.
