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First thing I did on my 60 gal Home Depot unit was replace the drain valve on the bottom with bit of plumbing to a ball valve out front. Now, any water the accumulates sits in a bit of 3/8" galvanized pipe that is easily replaced rather than in the tank itself. The most I've ever drained out...

based on my experience, I'm curious to see what you get out of taps 1, 2 and 3 ..edit( quincy compressor?)

A bit of been there done that, but my sister saw my end tables and wanted a table to go behind her sofa.

M8000 had plenty of oomph to drag my JKU out of muddy creek when it was buried to the axles in gravel. https://youtu.be/fIN-6SJYY5Y?t=350 at about the 5:50 mark in the vid

Is this the same place that presided over the cluster****** fiasco of your last truck purchase ?

bummer

What was the towing quote to get the wrecked explorer we recovered, 8k or some such.

Good to see the Jeep rolling again, Dave

To quote Groucho Marx "PLEASE ACCEPT MY RESIGNATION. I DON'T WANT TO BELONG TO ANY CLUB THAT WILL ACCEPT PEOPLE LIKE ME AS A MEMBER"

Come on, go full-on redneck with train horns. You could even tie it in to your on-board air :) Hearing protection required!

How about the latest from down under: Hunstman spider carrying a mouse https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl6Vo0NBJPw

gone

any decision from the insurance company yet ?

Draper

Great report Dave. How'd your back hold up?

My sauce has no meat in it and the acidity of the tomatoes means a simple water bath is OK. That said, I still pressure can them. Meats need to be pressure canned at 15 psi at this elevation (iirc) to prevent botulism. Don't take my word on though, look it up and make sure.

Because of the acidity of the sauce, pressure canning is not required. I pressure can for 90 min instead of cooking on the stove prior. I do 14 qts at a time and trying to simmer that much on the stove makes a mess. I have this canner...

Never done stew, but I regularly pressure can spaghetti sauce and pizza sauce. been meaning to try canning meat.

5 years old. Self propelled with adjustable speed Starts and runs great. I managed to hit a stump which bent the blade. I changed the blade and noticed that the blade mount was bent so I straightened it the best I could. With blades attached, it still shakes a lot so either I didn't get the...

shouldn't last long at this price. glws