Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[skippabcool]

HAHA, Sara thought my joke was "cute" as she put it:




Then she was like "OH, I get it!"



After that she laid down on the bed and said "You are so sexy!"



I said, Yea it's tough and she begged me to teach her how to be my little cowgirl




After that, I had my way with her and left the poor girl alone as I went out to sauce up my boat:

Well done and Congrats on 5,000

[skippabcool]

Anyone good with small engine repair? My weed wacker is acting up. It's the first use of the season and it may be bad gas but what other Mx items should I do to it? I've had it almost 10 years and only changed the spark plug once.

It's a Sears Craftsman 32cc model 316.791810.

It starts, has a rough idle, but when I pull the gas trigger it dies out.

Take it to Lance

[skippabcool]

Take it to Lance

He might set you up with a new one though

[skippabcool]

I should have said hot sauce. Then we get a 15% discount for having bought a boat from them.

Do you get 15% off of everything? I might need you to get stuff for me next time.

Or do I cover your 15%

[skippabcool]

one two three jinks

[lancehon]

He might set you up with a new one though

You know me too well!

[Ewok]

I've discussed it with my wife and it's not worth the time for me to rebuild the little carb on that thing, what would lance and wakeman22 recommend for a residential homeowner who doesn't like electric trimmers? And I'd like to spend 100 bucks or less.

[philwsailz]

I've discussed it with my wife and it's not worth the time for me to rebuild the little carb on that thing, what would lance and wakeman22 recommend for a residential homeowner who doesn't like electric trimmers? And I'd like to spend 100 bucks or less.

I would go get a can of aerosol carb cleaner and see if you can't "rattle-can" it. Idling, spritz it into the carb...

Look at the hoses from the tank to the carb; alcohol eats them up pretty quick. Make sure when you pump the primer bulb that it doesn't spray but still pumps firmly.

Oh, change the gas too.


30 minutes and 7 bucks to me seems worth trying. If you exceed either, go buy a new one; I have had good luck buying refurbs....

[skippabcool]

You know me too well!

Did you ever find out if I can get plastic skids instead of the metal ones? Would they last longer?

[Ewok]

I've done everything but change the gas, my inlaws took the kids out and I'm stuck at home with no car to get fresh gas. At the end of last year I replaced all the fuel lines.

I just read a thread on another site about cleaning the muffler so I'll give that a try.

I even tried seafoam but that didn't help either.

[skippabcool]

I've discussed it with my wife and it's not worth the time for me to rebuild the little carb on that thing, what would lance and wakeman22 recommend for a residential homeowner who doesn't like electric trimmers? And I'd like to spend 100 bucks or less.

I like Phils advise. Above that most things have become disposable, meaning you would pay more to have it fixed (parts and labor) than a new one.

Mine is a Husqavarna from Lowes and has been used tons and I got it in 2003. I may have paid a bit over $100.

[Ewok]

Did you ever find out if I can get plastic skids instead of the metal ones? Would they last longer?

I used to have cotton ones but they only lasted a year or two max.

[skippabcool]

spritz

Reminded me of the new sitcom Two broke Girls

[Ewok]

I like Phils advise. Above that most things have become disposable, meaning you would pay more to have it fixed (parts and labor) than a new one.

Mine is a Husqavarna from Lowes and has been used tons and I got it in 2003. I may have paid a bit over $100.

I paid 89 for mine in 2003ish...

[robert theisen]

I've discussed it with my wife and it's not worth the time for me to rebuild the little carb on that thing, what would lance and wakeman22 recommend for a residential homeowner who doesn't like electric trimmers? And I'd like to spend 100 bucks or less.

I always buy new,it helps the economy!LOL