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Had 1.5 over weekend more coming Mon & Tue. Was just getting fit back to square one.

Prayers for your daughter and family

Had a jag 3000. If it had old gas & not treated usually the carb. I'd clean it again. I always tried to start them once a month in summer. Kind of a pain but cut down on carb issues. Doesn't take much gunk to cause a problem.

Looks like clips under 810 grain head possibly?

Drove to town last night, ck engine light went out on it's own. SIL put his scanner on and nothing showed up. The way it sounds it's just the nature of these engines. Going to change fuel filter and add more anti gel. Appreciated all the feed back.

This drum is a 6 row. Would need the bands and a new seal. Just don't think the hole size is right. If it would work let me know.

I found one drum but it's probably for soybeans. 144 hole that measures .180. Couldn't find a part number on it.

Would that be the same as a sorghum drum. I'll ck after lunch if it's still there.

Son in law has a scanner, were going to ck it Sat. I've had it for ten years, this is the second time it's happened. I run treated fuel from my supplier plus Howes fuel treatment. I'll let you know what code pops up. Thanks

Have a 2006 duramax, Tues wife calls on way home it won't go over 25mph. Ck engine light on.Told her it was in limp mode and not fuel jelling up. Got it home and put it inside. Next morning starts and runs fine. My question is what's causing this problem and is there something I can do to prevent this from happening again. Thanks

First skid loader was an 1816B, for what we used it for was great but not a tecumseh engine fan. Had a lot of engine problems, bought a twin Kohler 20 hp and retrofitted it. Was like a totally different machine.

Back half is a wall. Had 3.5' of fall in back half. My son used to do cement work and had access to short wall forms. We did all the cement work and the overhead door. Didn't want to waste fill tapering it out.

Built this 4 yrs ago 48x72 16' sides. Priced Pacemaker and Borkholder bldg but not Morton. Had a crew of 3 put it up. Wasn't up in 3 or 4 days but they done an excellent job. 4 ply Laminate post bolted to precast cement columns. Went with a heavier snow load rafter on 4' ctr. Picked my on steel supplier from two recommendations. Would have been easier to get it built from a major builder but I think I got a better bldg for less dollars.

Subway not bad but unless there on sale or I have coupons a little pricey for what you get. We have a couple of Culvers fairly close, I'll take their food over Mickey D's any day. Hard to beat a one of they're double cheese butter burgers.