rototiller carburetor

I got a small engine book then rebuilt one (kit was $9 at a small engine shop)...and it leaks like a seive. Plus, replacing the gas line turned out to be a real bear trying to get the filter inside the gas tank attached to the way-too-small new hose without special super-long-nosed pliers.
Posted by Tex John in Garden Forum 21 years ago 
Don't buy from Gurneys

The HD I shop at has irrigation.. I know, I know that sounds stupid, but they have like 5 dudes that dote over the plants like children. Everything from annuals to the largest trees. I'm sorry your box store doesn't have anyone worth a damn.
Posted by KCnRichmond in Garden Forum 20 years ago 
Cable Spec

You can get some from your nearest bin or go buy a bit at any electrical shop. If they ask for £20 it's time to shop elsewhere. £2 would be more realistic retail, 99p on ebay . Rubber handles nicer, other than its high friction, but is not necessary.
Posted by tabbypurr in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 9 years ago 
Keeping potatoes ( off topic maybe)

Through the winter I buy them 20kg at a time at a local farm supplies shop, now they are only in smaller bags. There will be a wholesaler or shop near you that sells in a paper bag, buy your tatties there.
Posted by misterroy in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 7 years ago 
What are the clips called for holding a tabletop to the frame?

/ the doublwide IS the shop dummy. jes slide the coffee table back and go to it!
Posted by skeezics in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Frost line insulation???

I am looking for something to insulate the upper four feet of my basement shop other than the fiberglas insulation I presently use. I don't want to lose too much space in the shop to walls so I would like to find something that has a decent "R" value and isnt that thick.
Posted by Blair Chesterton in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
tabletop

I have done the same in a friends shop with several different cabinets (basically a table top on it's side) By the time they were all finish cut they were very close. After edge glueing and clamping it was simply a matter of a couple of sanding runs and we were finished.
Posted by Paul in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
HVLP Sprayer??

On Tue, 30 Dec 2003 23:02:48 GMT, "Ron A" Crawled out of the shop and said. . .: snip i have the HF version of the rockler HVLP system, and its a good worker for a small shop if you don't shoot alot of finishes, or a chance to see if HVLP is for you or not if you don't want to jump ...
Posted by Traves W. Coppock in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Air compressor regulator / filter setup?

HI, I am setting up an air compressor in my shop. I have a line on the wall going all the way around my shop with chucks every 15'. Is there a strategic way of placing an air filter in this setup to do a better job of trapping water? I've heard that there was but I'm not sure how to ...
Posted by Guy LaRochelle in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
No sawdust today.

Fired up my Reznoir, it was -4 this morning...up to 65 in no-time.....shop hold about 50 usually (48 this morn.) without no-heat; its sandwitch between the house n garage.
Posted by George Berlinger in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago