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As I said earlier in the thread, if you're doing it for the eggs, just go buy the most expensive organic ones you can find and you'll still be money ahead. I do it for the enjoyment. I'd have all kinds of farm animals if I had the room and was zoned for it. I would love to raise a beef each year...

DFW. Staying stateside.

I'm the reason Greg does what he does, working freight trains in 5 different states. I'm a conductor, doing all the paperwork and radio communications on the trains, as well as anything needed on he ground from the power back. I get a lot of time walking in nature, at all times of the day and...

Yup, mine has that, comes in handy.

I have a Kubota BX24 (like the one pictured above) that I purchased new in 2008. I have put it through the wringer over the years working 6 acres of mountain property and also to put food on the table when I was furloughed from my RR job for three years. It hass never left me wishing I had a...

You'll have better luck presoaking the greasy areas with degreaser rather than applying it with the washer. Let it sit 15-20 minutes before hitting it with the pressure.

Alter ego, eh? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAtzN_ScKXY

West Jordan ordinance says you can have up to 6 birds, no roosters. Noise isn't bad, just cackling as long as you don't have a rooster. You can mix birds, they'll just work out the pecking order amongst themselves.

Any breeds you get at IFA are going to be cold hardy. For me, the Reds are the best layers, but have zero personality. The Campines have been my favorite, they're spunky, but they lay a small white egg. I like my Brahma Buff too.

I have 8 hens at the moment. They're cool, and I did I as a hobby. If you're only in it for the eggs, just go buy them. Even the expensive free range eggs would be a huge savings over raising chickens. As a hobby, I love it. I go through probably 20 bucks of feed a month, but I lose a lot of it...

Pretty much my experience exactly. We're on our third modem in as many years and it just keeps crashing. Their answer is always to bring us a new modem...again. Comcast, here we come.

Yeah, 5th wheel. 4.10 I believe.

I have a 1997 F250 HD Powerstroke 7.3 Auto. Crew cab short bed. Just installed a HD transmission from the factory. Airbags are installed. I am looking at toy haulers again, and am wondering exactly what I can tow LEGALLY. I don't need to pull Soldier Summit at 80, just need to get there...

Yeah, my Fuel impacts both came with the XC batteries, so you're good to go.

Huh, I'll have to look into that. Both my impacts are the Fuel, but the batteries are the RedLithium XC 4.0, nowhere on them does it say Fuel. Seems like if the chargers are the same, that the batteries are configured the same on the tool. Thanks for the heads up.

I used Martin Doors when I needed a new one, satisfactory service...

Awesome! Loved it.

Thanks guys, I think I'm going to keep the batteries and expand my M18 arsenal. Between going on trail rides and my cabin property, there are plenty of opportunities to use these tools where power isn't an option.

Mostly garage maintenance/fabrication. I've been working on getting a good set of tools together for outfitting a toy hauler for Moab and Sand Hollow trips, thus the cordless tools. They'll see on-trail use as well as in the garage. I'm thinking a couple of the M18 floodlights, that's 2...

Yeah, both impacts. Really thinking about that 4.5 grinder. That could be super handy at times out on the trail.