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You may already have your answer....but T HI has ducks.
CL can you help out here?
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You may already have your answer....but T HI has ducks.
CL can you help out here?
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I have a DR wheeled whacker myself! But the stupind pull cord broe last year, and the cover over the starer coil is RIVETED on!!!
I really wish I had a way to fix it, cause it runs beautifully!!! Stupid pull cord, and even stupider rivets!
Cut them off with a sawzall, then replace the rivets with screws if ya can, when you put it back together.
Either that, or look for screws elsewhere to remove the pull cord assembly...try contacting DR.
Yeah I should. My property isnt as bad as it was a couple years ago. Its amazing what horses will do to HUGE grass mounds. lol That and I have no more blacberries that I need to mow over. But it sure does help to have that wheeled whacker along the road in the 4'+ tall grass! I seem to be the only one who can run that beast without issues. Everyone else tips it up on the wheels and that causes it to flood out and stall...
I have a DR wheeled whacker myself! But the stupind pull cord broe last year, and the cover over the starer coil is RIVETED on!!!
Cut them off with a sawzall, then replace the rivets with screws if ya can, when you put it back together.
Either that, or look for screws elsewhere to remove the pull cord assembly...try contacting DR.
Yeah I should. My property isnt as bad as it was a couple years ago. Its amazing what horses will do to HUGE grass mounds. lol That and I have no more blacberries that I need to mow over. But it sure does help to have that wheeled whacker along the road in the 4'+ tall grass! I seem to be the only one who can run that beast without issues. Everyone else tips it up on the wheels and that causes it to flood out and stall...
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Look a little farther that cover probably bolts on. Most likely there is 1 or 2 bolts up bu the spark plug and 2 on the other side of the engine. Most likely take a 3/8 or 7/16 wrench. Should remove the entire cover around the flywheel.
Yup!!
Alrighty then! I will dig a little deeper around the motor then! Thanks!
Look a little farther that cover probably bolts on. Most likely there is 1 or 2 bolts up bu the spark plug and 2 on the other side of the engine. Most likely take a 3/8 or 7/16 wrench. Should remove the entire cover around the flywheel.
Yup!!
Alrighty then! I will dig a little deeper around the motor then! Thanks!
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I'll bet it's easier to tip a serama upside down than an english Orpington.
I always wondered about suppositories...glove up & shove one up there with a finger......
gently of course....
Wonder if the super soft waxy infant suppositories would work? Super tiny and thin, and they melt within seconds.?.
I'll bet it's easier to tip a serama upside down than an english Orpington.
I always wondered about suppositories...glove up & shove one up there with a finger......
Wonder if the super soft waxy infant suppositories would work? Super tiny and thin, and they melt within seconds.?.
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You are lucky the bee did not get higher !!!
You are lucky the bee did not get higher !!!
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I always wondered about suppositories...glove up & shove one up there with a finger......
gently of course....
Wonder if the super soft waxy infant suppositories would work? Super tiny and thin, and they melt within seconds.?.
Heck, even an adult one works, and they melt fast & are super slippery.
Works on my birds so far.
I always wondered about suppositories...glove up & shove one up there with a finger......
Wonder if the super soft waxy infant suppositories would work? Super tiny and thin, and they melt within seconds.?.
Heck, even an adult one works, and they melt fast & are super slippery.
Works on my birds so far.
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Welcome to our addiction!!!!!!!!!
You will encounter many, many "enablers" here, so beware.
Learn chicken math early !!
Welcome to our addiction!!!!!!!!!
You will encounter many, many "enablers" here, so beware.
Learn chicken math early !!
Ug waiting on my sister, then Im off to wor for 15-30 minutes, then back home to load up all but 2 cockerals! I dont thin Im gonna send the Marans cockerals away just yet. They are to small and I worry that the larger boys will injure them during transport. Not enough room for a crate full of large cockerals and a box of 4... So for now those little buggers are safe here with me. THEN the farrier will be here at 9 to trim the Paint Quarter pony... Ive got to post a pic of her, she is SO super cute! Bald face, with one blue eye! She even has white eyelashes! So cute, and in your pocket! She is here for training over the summer. That is IF my husband doesnt completely fall in love with her. lol He already admitted that she is THE one horse, err... Well pony, that can and will get him into riding. lol My DH is 5'6" and Nickers is 13hh. lol Perfect size for my honey.
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Wonder if the super soft waxy infant suppositories would work? Super tiny and thin, and they melt within seconds.?.
Heck, even an adult one works, and they melt fast & are super slippery.
Works on my birds so far.
I new there was a reason I help onto those things. lol Havnt had to use them since Chloe was 2 months old. But I will deffinately keep them around now!
Stupid K button!
Wonder if the super soft waxy infant suppositories would work? Super tiny and thin, and they melt within seconds.?.
Heck, even an adult one works, and they melt fast & are super slippery.
Works on my birds so far.
I new there was a reason I help onto those things. lol Havnt had to use them since Chloe was 2 months old. But I will deffinately keep them around now!
Stupid K button!
Hey CR::::
I was web surfing an saw a site where a guy was trying to sell a book on how to set traps for bee swarms.
He has a BIG peat pot (or so it looked like) wired open end to a big tree,( some kind of cover over the top) so that the drain hole points out to the world.
Looks like you bait it with something (honey ?) and watch for swarms.
Guess this guy puts the traps up all over & when a swarm goes in to set up house-keeping, he tapes the drain hole shut at night, cuts the wire, and takes them home.
He says there is ALOT of "tricks" to trapping swarms..trying to sell his book, seen it ??
I guess I am gonna go get some more lumber today & get a box made...I really need a frame, to make sure the box & supers are the correct size.
What size frames do you use ?
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width is=
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I was web surfing an saw a site where a guy was trying to sell a book on how to set traps for bee swarms.
He has a BIG peat pot (or so it looked like) wired open end to a big tree,( some kind of cover over the top) so that the drain hole points out to the world.
Looks like you bait it with something (honey ?) and watch for swarms.
Guess this guy puts the traps up all over & when a swarm goes in to set up house-keeping, he tapes the drain hole shut at night, cuts the wire, and takes them home.
He says there is ALOT of "tricks" to trapping swarms..trying to sell his book, seen it ??
I guess I am gonna go get some more lumber today & get a box made...I really need a frame, to make sure the box & supers are the correct size.
What size frames do you use ?
Length is=
width is=
??
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