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New grease coming from all 4 seals, every 5,000 miles.

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Not to let this thread die....:coffeedrink: A few weeks ago Ace had 50% off coupon so I picked up Collins for $16. They are made in Mexico now, and certainly not as nice as the high end axes, but for $16 it'll do. I'd given my other full size to my brother and my lighter 24" handle ax didn't...

16" steel wheels (with the exception of the two part wheels) would fit any year/model, though technically they aren't shared since the actual PN's changed because of off-set & width changes. I can't be bothered to look up the part numbers. Depends on the year. Early Series used 1300 series...

Were you able to find the model or PN?

Will the methanol in deicer damage synthetic rope?

Working as a volunteer in a very busy emergency room. You make it sound like being in the middle of it was a bad thing. It was difficult at times, but I'm glad I did it.

When I was a kid most cars on the road didn't have them, even fewer people wore them. At 16 I was seeing, on a weekly basis, the mangled, dying and dead who suffered the affects of the way things were. I became a seat belt advocate at a fairly early age. Having things in your face is a better...

I'm not tense, no need to relax. I wasn't commenting on the rightness or wrongness of the activity, I was merely pointing out to the naysayers that there actually is a risk, and likely a greater one than many realize. I've taken plenty of risks with my kids, but never deny there's actually a...

Come on? It doesn't take much force to snap a toddler's neck. Even at that slow a speed many 100's of pounds of pressure (possibly exceeding 1000) isn't out of the question in a crash.

By "regular" I assume at a minimum of every 5,000 miles, but were they lubed correctly and did they have a greaseable CV head?

Probably isn't, since there isn't a "Bear Grylls Woodman's Pal" :coffeedrink:

I've been thinking about buying a Woodman's Pal for about 40 years (as an admirer of Treebeard I don't want to be acused of being hasty). So I'm thinking of finally getting one because I need to cut a bunch of bamboo that's up to about 2 1/2" in diameter. I'm wondering if anyone here has used...

The need for 3 people, in part, is likely because of the low friction when walking on ice. Clever variation on a flip flop winch.

I had a similar thing happen, only with a small tree, crossing a side hill on the way to the cabin where I was living one snowy evening in VT in the early 90's. It was behind the rear wheel and hard against the chassis side rail. I didn't feel like hiking the rest of the way to the cabin to get...

Greetings. Were there supposed to be links in your post?

Very nice. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished roof.

I used to use that very same Land Rover tool on my dad's Toyota Corolla starter.

Hmm..sounds like a boss I had a few years ago. Thanks for the update, sort of what I figured, but wanted to make sure.

Good deal! That you won that is. What sort of evidence did you bring to court with you? For those of us who may find ourselves in a similar situation.