Yeah - plug and lead - a partial break just break just beyond the 'head' of the lead. Buying used truly is like a box of chocolates, but for what I've invested in this mill so far - I'll take it. In all I'm still in for
I'm pleased your sawmill has only one Kohler engine because I believe you would have struggled to carry two at once. Was your dear wife's maiden name Reef? I'm sure I once read about a Coral Reef of unlimited beauty. Because I'm deaf my eyes pick up stuff other viewers may miss. Like when you were outside talking to the camera, I could see your chickens in the background heading over to clean up under the bird feeders. If you look really close and read their beaks, they are saying, "Long live the Squirrel!" To be honest I think your chickens deliberately photo bombed your video, probably just a lack of discipline. Go well you two, would you like me to send some of this hot weather we are having?
hahaha - I'll be calling her Coral Reef from now on . . . And you are correct - those chickens truly see the squirrel as their food provider. We get no credit. I laboured for years under the mistaken belief that people bought and owned animals. NOT true. We are definitely owned by our animals over here. If it's not the chickens photo-bombing us, it's the dogs or the ducks. Man - I think you did send us some warm weather. I was looking forward to some more downhill skiing this year, and everything just about melted last week. Fortunately a cold snap came cruising back in and we got 17cm of fresh snow in 24 hours. When that happens - the sawmill looks pretty lonely, because it gets nothing but neglect for a few days. Hope all is well at your end.
Coral rocks!!!! Howard, you and I both know we would be a mess without our loving partners!
Truth. Not everyone appreciated diesel and sawdust. Blessed!
Good to know about the oil level on the Kohler engines. Thanks for sharing that Howard.
I felt so dumb about that. No excuse, but like I said the Briggs are not really sensitive to that in my experience, but again, I know better.
Good video Coral...........you too Howard. So, the spark plug AND the wire needed to be replaced?
Let's get back to milling.
Yeah - plug and lead - a partial break just break just beyond the 'head' of the lead. Buying used truly is like a box of chocolates, but for what I've invested in this mill so far - I'll take it. In all I'm still in for
I wouldn't feel bad about that. I quite often get a little over full on small engines. I'll be more careful from now on too.
I'm pleased your sawmill has only one Kohler engine because I believe you would have struggled to carry two at once. Was your dear wife's maiden name Reef? I'm sure I once read about a Coral Reef of unlimited beauty. Because I'm deaf my eyes pick up stuff other viewers may miss. Like when you were outside talking to the camera, I could see your chickens in the background heading over to clean up under the bird feeders. If you look really close and read their beaks, they are saying, "Long live the Squirrel!" To be honest I think your chickens deliberately photo bombed your video, probably just a lack of discipline. Go well you two, would you like me to send some of this hot weather we are having?
hahaha - I'll be calling her Coral Reef from now on . . .
And you are correct - those chickens truly see the squirrel as their food provider. We get no credit.
I laboured for years under the mistaken belief that people bought and owned animals.
NOT true. We are definitely owned by our animals over here. If it's not the chickens photo-bombing us, it's the dogs or the ducks.
Man - I think you did send us some warm weather. I was looking forward to some more downhill skiing this year, and everything just about melted last week. Fortunately a cold snap came cruising back in and we got 17cm of fresh snow in 24 hours.
When that happens - the sawmill looks pretty lonely, because it gets nothing but neglect for a few days.
Hope all is well at your end.