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When ethanol became popular there were a lot of issues with rubber seals. Today’s rubbers are not prone to it though. Newer compounds in today’s rubbers from what I have been told. E85 is a completely different story though. I meant to add that it seems that water absorption seems to be the...

RIP Dickey.

Most likely either gummed up carb or the diaphragm/seals dried out. When you got it cranked that got fresh gas in the carb. Took a while for everything to lube up and loosen up once the gas got in it. I used to turn the pitcock off and let the quad run until died from no more gas. Stopped doing...

Hell yeah. Nice addition to the homestead.

Yep. Ross got hosed in that one. I do not think he had anything for Chase but would have finished 2 probry.

Good luck Nicky!

Don’t worry about me Dustin. I am ok with it. We only used them as our Uber, never really needed them to be able to shoot, just drive. 🤣

Glad to hear y’all made it through safe.

Haven’t given them the full test yet as I haven’t had a chance to wrench on anything yet. I will say that the red clay rinsed right off.

Hasn’t been long. So far though I am impressed. I have had a couple soggy jobs and they have been nice and dry. Also have been impressed with the fact that they aren’t too warm or too cold. Wind resistant as well. Been working up in the barn building the living quarters and have very pleased...

Washed 57s is what I would do. On top of your already established base.

And the bourbon.

Good luck. Look forward to following along.

Nickle’s pic above is a good example of what I am used to seeing up in Ohio. Not sure if different pine types have different root structures or not.

Pines have a very compact rootball that does not extend very far down which makes them prone to blow over. High winds and saturated soil is the perfect combo.