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bigdano711 07-31-2024 08:52 AM

https://www.amazon.com/Compatible-Bi...1zcF9hdGY&th=1

Do©Hawk 07-31-2024 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by cheesy (Post 410801)
Buying fuel in PA made me miss the Illannoy prices. Gas was just the opposite, tho.

Really? I don't travel much, but I always thought PA had some of the highest gas prices in the country.

One of my kids was in SC and the gas prices were 30% lower than PA.

cheesy 07-31-2024 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Do©Hawk (Post 410804)
Really? I don't travel much, but I always thought PA had some of the highest gas prices in the country.

One of my kids was in SC and the gas prices were 30% lower than PA.

Diesel is about eighty cents cheaper in Illannoy. Gasoline in the Illannoy collar counties, those that surround Chicago, is sixty to eighty cents higher than in PA.

I topped off the half tank diesel I had in Easton, PA @ $4.09 (Cheap place) so I wouldn't need to refill in PA. I saw it as high as $4.79. I filled up again in western OH for $3.87. Diesel, in Indiana, along the tollway, was almost as bad as PA.

Do©Hawk 08-01-2024 09:39 AM

Pulled the trigger on some adjustable clutch and brake levers. Will report back once I've got them and installed them.

RKV86 Brake Clutch Levers Foldable Extendable Aluminum CNC for GROM MSX125 14-23 CBR250R 11-15 CBR300R CB300F CB300FA 14-21 CB400F CB400R 13-20 CBR500R CB500F CB500X 13-21 Monkey 18-21 (Red) https://a.co/d/hnzDS3p

buzz 08-01-2024 09:25 PM

8 round bales of hay,cows have to eat.

GypsyR 08-02-2024 10:01 AM

A drawing tablet screen. Been wanting one since I first saw one but they tend to be cost prohibitive for just fiddling around with graphics and not making a living off them. Scored this jewel as an "open box" item from a local auction for $90. It works great and I'm very tickled to have it. But have zero desktop room for it. Have to figure that out.
https://www.amazon.com/Drawing-Graph..._source=1&th=1

Do©Hawk 08-03-2024 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Do©Hawk (Post 410840)
Pulled the trigger on some adjustable clutch and brake levers. Will report back once I've got them and installed them.

RKV86 Brake Clutch Levers Foldable Extendable Aluminum CNC for GROM MSX125 14-23 CBR250R 11-15 CBR300R CB300F CB300FA 14-21 CB400F CB400R 13-20 CBR500R CB500F CB500X 13-21 Monkey 18-21 (Red) https://a.co/d/hnzDS3p

These are a "no-go". They are nice, but do not fit. The brake lever has way too much material to be able to fit the perch where the lever pivots.
I'll need to get a complete set up, not just levers.

TominMO 08-04-2024 05:47 PM

Bought a Dewalt battery powered string trimmer. I have been trimming all around my house, garage, two phone poles, and a couple of other things with a hand-held pair of grass clippers. I finally snapped and decided this was just too much of a PITA.

According to the Project Farm YT channel, where they test all sorts of tools, this is the best cordless trimmer.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-2...22P1/311222449

EDIT: I have this 20V version, not the 60V one tested in the Project Farm video. So residential grade vs commercial grade. But it's great for me.

mutiger 08-04-2024 09:33 PM

Went to Tractor Supply, needed 4 bolts, lock washers and nuts. Gave the lady a dollar and got 23 cents back. Not often you get exactly what you need and 23 cents n change from a dollar.

TominMO 08-05-2024 12:08 PM

The five greatest human inventions:
fire (how to create and use)
the wheel
language
printing press/moveable type
cordless string trimmers

Did all around my house and separate garage, plus some other brush, in about 15 minutes. And no bending over! Afterwards, the charge-status LEDs on the battery still showed all three LEDs. Shoulda bought this thing three years ago, when I moved here.

dirtbkr188 08-05-2024 01:58 PM

I have had a Ryobi battery-operated string trimmer for 10 years now, and really like it. I also have one of THESE. He isn't battery-operated, he runs on Popeye's Spicy Chicken sandwiches and GatorAde...:lmao:

Thumper 08-05-2024 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by dirtbkr188 (Post 410945)
I have had a Ryobi battery-operated string trimmer for 10 years now, and really like it. I also have one of THESE. He isn't battery-operated, he runs on Popeye's Spicy Chicken sandwiches and GatorAde...:lmao:

My son is cutting weeds and putting them into the trash can with me in the back yard today. His favorite fuel is burritos

cheesy 08-05-2024 09:15 PM

Trying to buy airline tickets to get my youngest granddaughter back home to her folks in Maine but Mrs. C stuck her nose in and made a mess of it.>:(

Bruces 08-06-2024 06:45 AM

Might be time for Mrs. C to get that one way ticket to Siberia she has been bucking for !

cheesy 08-06-2024 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Bruces (Post 410967)
Might be time for Mrs. C to get that one way ticket to Siberia she has been bucking for !

Tempting, but I got it done despite her help. Two one way tickets to Bangor for a whole lotta money and a solitary one way ticket back to O'hare for miles and some cash. I no longer have 'status' with American and do not want to sit in the back of the bus.


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