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I am old school and don't have one of those pocket phones to take pictures and there is no reception where I live. I know there is lots of spark because I hooked up one of those spark testers between the plug and plug wire and it was firing really good.
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Not if you see a good fire at the spark plugs. Can you video the spark plugs firing?
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FYI --- When linking any of those things like that could you please delete EVERYTHING after the ? in your post. Everything after the ? is tracking BS that we don't want or need when clicking on it. I didn't know that either until @Handy Don pointed that out a while go. The rest is deleted but the link still links
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Thanks, I'll have to keep an eye on it.
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another thing to consider is when the blade is fully angled the skids/shoes can rub the front tires
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Not sure what your plow has on it but there are 90⁰ angle pieces available from Home Depot that could be considered. FWIW. I've tried those exact skids. I have some you can have for the freight. We stopped using plow skids because they dug into our driveway.
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should be, it ran good before parked.
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hey everyone! happy to be here
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You should be OK at 14.7vdc
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Is the spark at the correct time?
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I cleaned up the metal and did some sanding on all the places that will ground the regulator and that helped. It still puts out 14.7v but it doesn't go up after driving it around a bit. Before I would drive it a couple hundred yards and it would go up to 15v or more. Is 14.7v too high?
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In my clay/stone you would need 25-30hp to pull that
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Thanks Eric! I've been getting a few things from Brian lately.... @76c12091520h please pm me when you get a chance
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Grew looking peppers! Here are some of mine for you to enjoy. This year I mainly focused on growing sweet peppers that we can freeze and eat throughout the year. My favorite sweet variety is Jimmy Nardellos. I also grew a few jalepenos for pickling.
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Pumpkin patch is in overdrive this year. Sunflowers, not so much. Wabbits worked them over pretty good.
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@Vinylguy comes through again! Thanks, Terry!
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I enjoy growing different kinds of peppers. With the variety of colors, it's kinda like growing colorful flowers that are actually useful. I usually start them from seed in the early part of March. This year I grew mostly sweet peppers. One of my most colorful varieties this year is Chocolate Cherry Candy Stripe Peppers. The flavor of these is very close to green peppers, maybe just a tad bit more bitter. The colors are awesome though. Next ones are called Patio Snacking Peppers. With their yellow, orange, & red colors they have a great appearance. Most of the peppers on these plants point upwards when they grow. We have been picking these off the plant and eating them as they are or maybe dipping them in some ranch dressing first. Soon I will be making Cowboy Candy with these, a sweet & spicy treat. Next up is my Cherry Pepper plants. I may have went over board when I planted these, the plants have been producing like crazy. Most of the peppers on these plants hang down when they grow. . I have been pickling some of these already. I add dill, garlic, & jalapeno. The finished product is awesome as a snack, even better in a Bloody Mary. I did say that I planted mostly sweet peppers, the next pepper is not sweet but it pairs well with sweet. My Habanero's look exceptionally angry this year. These will be used to make Habanero sauce ( Awesome on wings). Habanero Jelly (Sweet with some spice, great on anything that you would put jelly on. Also great on grilled pork). I always keep some Habanero's in the freezer to add to sweet meals like Coconut Curry Shrimp. Now I'm hungry!! Happy harvest everyone.
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Check with @76c12091520h Brian Badman
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OK people... CAPTION THIS!!!
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@Bar Nuthin Doug I'z wundrin' when you'd pipe up. No better or worse than some I s'pose... -
Yes lots of compression . So I have compression,fuel and spark. I am wondering if I have to jump any wires in the ignition plug. I didn't want to do that until I got some feedback here.
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I have been using this store brand rust paint from Home Hardware here in Canada. I just thin it using varsol until it is approximately the consistency of milk. I think around 10:1 give or take. I used the same brand primer in aerosol cans.
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Good fuel and spark. Is compression missing?
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OK people... CAPTION THIS!!!
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