Sh@t that never works for you...

+1 I just use my chain "breaker" as a pin press now. I think they are called chain "breakers" because the tool does that if you use them that way.

 

To be fair, my wife does OK. It's definitely me, although I did improve quite a bit when I had the toy hauler. Still, after watching people who can... I'm awful. The lawn guy does it by himself. Last time I tried that method, it required a call to Allstate.

 

You do realize that it's not for sandwiches...

 

Sprinkle inside the spool and on the newly wound line with baby powder or cornstarch.....

 

Yeah, but generally for F1. They don't often offer it for bikes. I'm guessing they don't have enough volume over here to make it worth it.

 

I’m a pro at buying used race bikes...............just not reliable ones

 

Figuring out what drug taken or lobe of the brain was damaged reading a post from @Metalhead

 

Conspiracy theories....

I understand they exist.

I just don't get them....

 

I honestly didn't know there was another way. Seems like common sense to me...

 

Has anyone said camper awnings yet? My god, I hate those things. One tried to kill me at Roebling. It broke in a small breeze and launched one of the legs about 50 feet on the air.

 

Anyone said

Marriage

Yet?

 

Touched a nerve there. While building our house, wifey's grumpy, patronizing, know-it-all Navy Chief grandfather strongly suggested wall-hung, low-flow toilets.
"Don't use any water. Easy to clean under."
Don't flush worth a damn, either. Got one at the far end of the house, marginal slope for effluent return.
Low head height and convoluted flow path = poor bowl rinsing and regular double-flushes.
17 years worth. Ugh.
Was sorely tempted to toss those fvcking things in the hole with him when he passed last year, but the logistics didn't work out.

BTDT. Still do. Regularly.
Either the Universe has chosen to mete out Karmic retribution without end for some past misdeed, or I simply lack the gene to deal efficiently with these items. Good Lord, the suffering!

Chalk me up as another weedeater-spool victim.
Instrument of The Devil!

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Try the red pill next time.

 

Always a reason why people sell race bikes

 

Love my Stihl equipment. I have a little over an acre of turf plus woods to manage. Everything I buy, I buy the professional grade version of Stihl and that includes the 91 string strimmer. My belief, if it's designed to be run 8-10 hours a day, 6 days a week by a landscape crew, it'll be the last piece of equipment I have to buy as long as I maintain it.

Love it and I have the blade for it. My suggestion on the blade....do not get the traditional looking circular saw blade...it sucks. They make a triangle looking one....go that route.

 

Yup...

 

Kiss it.

 

Liftoff

 

Ummmm.......it tipped over in the garage.......yeah that’s it. It’ll buff right out

 

The red pill? Judging from the Qtard drivel, it may be a bit too 'mushroomy' for my taste....