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Has anyone had fuel pump issues with the 38HP Kohler gas fuel injection engine?
I'm on my second pump in 2 years . Thinking of replacing it with an in line electric fuel pump

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Cathy wanted more storage in our walking closet. I dug into my walnut slabs to build shelving units. I found 2 2.5" walnut slabs that could slice in half. They were pretty flat and ended up with just over 1" thick on average. I cut them down on 1 side to 12-16 " wide, leaving 1 live edge, I am taking

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Hello people, I had ordered a set of 10 new blades a couple weeks ago and went to use them yesterday , when I opened the box, I notice some look used or possibly resharps, I have never seen this before. There is one I separate in the pictures and it looks new like always but the other 9 do not. Any ideas?...

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Hi my name is Rob Abraham and I am in the uk and I run a 100years old Rack saw mill. I purchased a second hand blade around 3 years ago with the inserted teeth and it has been fantastic cuts wood like butter. Until when we where sawing on day, not sure if we caught a stone but the saw jumped and 3 teeth and shanks came out the blade. i have contacted loads of companies in the uk but no-one could help with sourcing 3x9 shanks 3x8 and 3x7 and I did try them in my blade but they didn't fit. Read More

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After 4 years of messing with my LT-35H (almost 600 hours), mostly "at home" milling with some road experience, the idea is to keep it as simple as possible and highly specialized.

Description: 4 acres of mostly flat land in a highway village area in Vermont with 1500 sq ft. woodworking shop plus some outbuilding space. Nyle l-53 chamber. I'm starting to feel that I should try a business selling top grade white pine. It dries fast and is easier to handle than hardwoods and at the top quality categories it fetches close to what higher level hardwoods do. ($5/bf or higher.) Would go higher than "D select & better" and aim for virtually clear boards as the target market. Target formats would be:Read More

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