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I too have seen forecasts all over the place, differs between old and new almanac, forecast outlets, La Nina and El Nino have heard and seen them all so far this year. Wait and see and hope for the best

entertainment purposes only to me but as jr37 stated..."doesn't hurt to dream" as long as there is snow in the greater north woods this year I'll be happy, given up on snow down here during winter. Hoping it will be a banner year for all of the Northwoods this year.

few years back we had a freak 6" snowfall here on Halloween, the grass has been relentless this year, people still mowing and leaves are just starting to fall and I mean JUST starting. By this time I like to be on snowblowers at shop but we haven't even started on them, i get very uncomfortable...

"extended time at the lake" lucky you!!! killed us to close up our trailer when it was in the 70's outside, one of these days mother nature will slap us square in the face...hopefully "I'm not saying anything about this"... a John Deer, Chapparal....Kawasaki build off? the suspense mounts :cool:

Thank you bayfly, didn't make much sense to me as to why would have to and again was only curious if anyone else did or didn't do it, was my only question and again Thank you! as far as hard to get at, I'm pretty much used to hard to get at when working on stuff so nothing will surprise me LOL...

its not an issue, its part of oil change process on the Suzuki engine, just wondering if completely necessary or not to do, again read it both ways, hoping someone would chime in that has one if they do it or not.

this is on a Suzuki 1100cc, I thought it had to be done on other engines as well, or was at least recommended to anyways since it is a dry sump system, and as I posted I have read where people do it and people don't and was just hoping for some input. I would think it would self bleed but again...

Happy Birthday!

purchased my first four stroke engine for a very good friend to ride, getting ready to change oil and it says you have to purge the air out of system, I have read posts on other sites regarding this, was wondering if completely necessary, have seen people say both ways, just wondering thoughts...

30 years of pulling recoil ropes in my business my shoulders are also shot, ate Tylenol max like candy, couldn't lay on my right side, couldn't raise my arm from my side any further than my hand at same height as my waist, at times couldn't raise my arm to bring food to my mouth, or rest my arm...

the black against that green really looks nice!! track looks like new!! that's nuts!

QOC (quality of cut) variables 1. proper tire pressure 2. sharp, correct and correctly installed blades 3. proper deck level and pitch, front of deck should be 1/4 to 3 /8 inch lower than back, measured off of blade tips not deck pan, should be exactly level side to side, again measuring off...

Been with Toro for 30 years, had my own dealership for 11 years, never have I heard of mulching blades being too short, that would be new to me

yes, the deck should be lower in front than rear, I favor the high end of spec and set pitch at 3/8 of an inch, that way the leading edge of blade will be cutting the grass, and again thats measuring off of blade tips not deck pan, what's going on there has noting to do with pitch or level

IMO.... everything is better in the north woods and hope to reside in them some day, wife on same page too.

My wife and I recently spent a long weekend in St. Germain With venturenorth and his wife, we stopped at our regular favorite stops but tried a new one, Kimball Inn in by Hurley, the place is not that big and hope they keep it that way but the food they put out there is nothing short of...

Thats a cool pic!! I have that saw in my collection LOL, I believe that's a Mac I-43, its a beast just to pull, let alone use LOL!

My dad always askes me what it is I like so much about the north woods, my response is always... " the food is better and the beer is always colder in the north woods", he asks me what that means and I say "exactly what it means" LOL!!!

I will say in the past few years the show seems to be growing, the swap area this year was pretty impressive, it is also a very well attended show. Would be nice to see a little more presence from the manufacturers themselves there. Cat was there but booth really lacked luster and seemed to just...

Hopefully using a pneumatic rivet gun and not by hand, may end up with carpal tunnel from all the riveting you've done in past and doing now LOL!!