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With the holiday season coming to a close it's time to take the Christmas cards and heaps of greenery down. Are you looking around your home at the blank spaces where the Christmas tree once stood or the greenery once laid? . . . Well, it's time to get your home looking refreshed with new modern accessories that will make your home feel spruced up. Although it might feel a little toned down from all of those holiday decorations, I think staying with a neutral color scheme is important because it makes for an easy transition now. In the Spring you'll want to layer on the bright bold colors.
Here are a few of my favorite accessories that will have your home feeling jazzed up for the rest of the Winter.
Jamie Young Leather Strap 19" High Round Wall Mirror
Are you looking at that empty space on your wall and longing for something to fill it? I have lots of little spaces like that in my home (especially where my tree once stood). Contemporary mirrors are a great addition and this Jamie Young round mirror would work well in any space. The leather cowhide frame makes for a wonderful detail that sets this mirror apart from a normal silver frame.
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All right, you might think I'm a bit crazy – I promise I'm not. For those of you who don't use your fireplaces or don't have a working fireplace this is the item that will make your empty space look unique. I've used similar sunburst objects in client's homes and they look fabulous.
Nambe Crystal 6" Wide Butterfly Bowl
In my eyes crystal bowls can be used two ways – as art work and for serving. Which means this beautiful Nambe bowl could be used to store your Winter accessories on a mantel or coffee table.
Brighton Iron and Leather Wine Holder
Do you have leftover wine lying around from hosting parties? A small wine rack next to your bar for those bottles of Pinot Noir or Sauvignon Blanc will remind you to grab one as you walk out the door to a party or open a bottle after a long day at the office.
Braided And Lattice Design Matte White Small Diana Vase
Last but not least, vases are one of my favorite accessories to decorate with – I use them empty or with a beautiful arrangement. This stunning ceramic with lattice texture would be perfect for a coffee table or console.
Now that you've seen a few of my favorites, do you have any post holiday accessories you're decorating with right now?
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Every year, people around the globe start the year with a series of resolutions, and it's no different around here. The following are five things topping our 2013 to-do list:
1. See Someplace New
It seems like there's a cultural or architectural treasure springing up in every city these days. Find one and visit it. Our short list of must-see items this year includes architect Daniel Libeskind's wing at the Denver Art Museum, followed by a glass of wine at the High Sierra Camps in Yosemite National Park (both pictured above).
2. Act Locally
We've been obsessed with locally roasted coffee from Cafecito Organico and Intelligentsia, not to mention design-savvy LA Mill (pictured above). Nothing beats a fresh cup within walking distance. This year we're going to walk more and discover the world right outside our doorstep. Architecture and design writer Alyssa Walker turned us onto the joy of walking with her blog Gelato Baby, and guess what we've noticed? There's no better way to see how others mix and match modern ceiling lights and crystal chandeliers (many of which I recognize from our website) in their homes than to peer into their front windows as we walk past. We also discovered that walking a dog makes us look less creepy as we do it.
3. Stay Centered
White Leather Low Back Swivel Office Chair, Robert Abbey Havana Polished Nickel Task Desk Lamp
It's not always easy to stay calm in the chaos, but one thing we've discovered around here is that clean, organized work spaces are a great way to fake the peace until you make the peace. Essential to a calm work space are a functional (and beautiful) desk lamp and an office chair that promotes good posture. Above are two designs we've been ogling as of late.
4. Dress to Impress
Size matters…with clothing anyway. This year we're looking for a clean tailored fit, and the Japan-based Free & Easy Magazine (which helped us find a perfect fitting boot this time last year) will be one of our top sources for cutting-edge-meets-classic personal style. Why walk out of the house (see resolution #2 above) looking anything but your best?
5. Read More
Reading more is by and far a universal resolution. Well, if your time is limited in 2013, there are still some great coffee table reads out there. We're looking at Michael Idov's Made In Russian: Unsung Icons of Soviet Design (Rizzoli) to fire up our aesthetic side, and John Long's fashionable tribute to early rock climbing, The Stone Masters (T. Adler Books), to fuel our adventurous spirit.
That's it for us. But we'd love to know: what tops your to-do list this year?
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Intermittent spark at the points
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Intermittent spark at the points
After replacing the gear at the end of the distributor, the 140 only intermittently sparked at the new points. I'm trying to set the gap at .18 and I'm pretty sure the firing order is right. New plugs, points, condenser. Plenty of juice from the new battery. Are there any ideas of what I should check? This was why I had some one do it last time. It lasted a long time, (the tune up). When I do them they won't start. Any help would be appreciated.
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First - re-check all your connections. Make sure - especially at the wire attachment to the points that the lugs are not touching ground. It is real easy to get the connector lug from the condensor wire turned enough to touch the distributor base. Also check where the wire from the coil primary enters the distributor.
Firing order is 1,3,4,2 just like the cub. Also - make sure the point contact surfaces are clean and not glazed over.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Re: Intermittent spark at the points
Bigdog, thanks for writing, I found the condencer wire connecter bumping on the inside casing. Bent that out of the way and got a spark at the points. Then the system quit cranking right. So I will retrace the connections from the battery forward in the morning. (So much for my wonderful clean connections) It has been too long since it was worked on, it ran so well, I just let it run.
But first those connections to retrace. To be continued, Thank you for your help!
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When you check those connections don't forget to check the ground side. Feel around the battery cables at every connection point after cranking the engine over. Anywhere you feel heat you have a bad connection that is dropping voltage and limiting current flow.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
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It's been a couple trying days, family health emergencies, now settled, (till the next one). The 140 got new spark plug wires, after checking the condenser hook-up and looking at wires, they have new ones. Also, it cranks now, due to the re-cleaning of connections.
I also was able to get it inside, and have a heater next to it. I've discovered that there is an arc from the coil wire connecter to the side terminal on the coil itself. That can't be right. I'm assuming that the coil is bad, looks old, and is about the only thing in the ignition path that's old other than there is a resistor I believe on the exterior of the coil sort of laying safely next to the coil.
It was switched from 6v to 12v years ago, and when I check at parts stores they ask with or without a resistor. Could you tell me what coil to get? It actually seems obvious to get the one without the resistor.
The ridge kramer, wants to sell a universal, but I'm more comfortable driving back 45 miles to the international-case dealer, or calling first to see if they have one for an international farmall, 1959, ser# 3376, and an x type distributor I believe, if that matters.
Could you advise me please?
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Get a 12 volt coil without external resistor. If it were me I'd get the generic coil available locally.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Thank you Bigdog, I'll go get one locally in the morning. Saved me a trip, again thank you.
Something tells me I'm in for some timing issues, I'm looking for the "DC" mark on the pulley next to the pointer. I have an idea it's either covered with grease, or worn off. I've been reading about static timing. Do you think if I post another how do you time a 140, i'll have responses that will work for a non-mechanic? I'm very under average with this stuff. I enjoy it if I can get warm once and a while. To be continued.
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Look for a notch on the edge of the pulley - just like the cub has.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Re: Intermittent spark at the points
Three places to look for a coil, not too far away. Tractor supply has a couple I noticed when I got wires. Thank you.
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Look at the Preventive Maintenance Manual on the manual server. It is listed as for Cubs, but also covers the 140. Here is a page from that manual that shows the pointer and pulley marks.
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Jim, I found the picture very useful, there are some vocabulary that I'm unfamiliar with, magneto on the cub, distributor on the 140, are they synonymous?
If they are the same, that would explain some of the mechanical differences in mounting. The main thing, I think at this point is to find the dc, Bigdog says it has a notch, I'm hoping that that is my saving grace as I can probably find that.
I'm guessing that dc shouldn't be too far off as I had read posts about how to remove the distributor and replace the end gear. (aim it at # one before you pull it and put it back same.) I think I did that closely.
If I rotate the rotor to my # one and look at the pulley, that notch or dc, should be close? If it starts and runs, and I leave the distributor loose enough to rotate to fine tune it, I should go counter clockwise? Is that correct, or should I try both ways until it runs smoothly? I don't have a timing light, and I wouldn't know what to do with one if I did. Although I do remember using one as a younger person many decades ago, that recollection is only a good memory of a nice old chevy.
I'm going to go get the 12 volt coil without the external resistor and install it. At my speed, that'll be later. Thank you for your pictures and insight. This is a neat forum if you like tractors.
I'll try that, pull the plug, test with finger, wait for compression to push your finger out, means piston coming to the top method. Is that a method if you can't find the dc or notch in the pulley, or a more accurate way, or another way to tell that you are timing right?
Re: Intermittent spark at the points
Take a wire brush to the crankshaft pulley. The notch(s) or marks are probably filled with crud.
Once you find the TDC mark on the pulley - finger in #1 cylinder and rotate engine by hand or hand crank until you feel pressure. Continue to rotate the pulley/crankshaft until TDC mark and pointer line up.
Static time the ignition system to the engine. You only need a test light or a multimeter to static time the engine. Timing light is not required.
Should be is the operative word. But perhaps not so. Should be if the ignition were timed to the engine - and nobody removed the distributor or messed with the timing.
Suggest attending a Cubfest or two nearest you. You will be able to get hands on, one on one, instruction on servicing you tractor.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Intermittent spark at the points
Thank you for your comments.
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I put the coil in with the positive lead to the distributor, it is a without resistor 12v negative to the what looks like resistor perhaps ceramic on the outside of the coil area. Pointed the rotor at # one, looked on the pulley, and it looks like the area where markings may be because it is a patch of red, and the majority of the pulley is metal looking color.
I assume I'm close, but don't know. It wouldn't fire. I put new plugs in at .22, I saw in the manual it should be .23 The points were set at .18 and I think the manual said .20 So I'll open each up a little.
I have spark at the points but they look a little close.
Any suggestions? I choked it but that didn't seem to matter. I'm going to check for gas, duh. Watch I'll be empty.
Back later.
Re: Intermittent spark at the points
I regapped points to .20 plugs to .23 cleaned the pulley, and can't find marks or notch, there is a patch of red for about 4 inches where it looks like # one should line up, and when I replaced the distributor and pointed the rotor end at # one it at least lined up with that red area on the pulley leading me to believe that I'm on the right path, but it won't start.
It fires and puts out exhaust, but won't fire right. I tried to stick my finger in the # one to feel compression, but my finger must be small, and I don't want it sheered off today. I heard someone saying they use a plastic stick to feel the piston to be sure they are there?
I also left the distributor loose enough to rotate it (advance and counter advance) to see if maybe it would start that way. It fired best in the scratched area I put on the casing and distributor before I pulled the distributor to replace the end gear.
I did notice there is some play in the distributor with the rotor on it, unsure how much is acceptable. I think it plays enough that it can open the points.
Any ideas on what to try? Some responses would be appreciated. Thank you. Plugs are new, 386's. New battery, cable, cap, rotor, points, condenser, wires, coil.
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The Hurricane Guide for Students can be downloaded from the link in this this web site; it contains useful guidance for all members of the Eckerd College community.
Residence life and student life staff are always available to assist families with their plans. Contact information is provided below.
Students and their families should use this time now to explore ideas about where students will go if an evacuation order is issued. Pinellas County Emergency Management advises residents to consider public shelters as a last resort; residents are encouraged to make their own plans for safe lodging at reinforced homes of friends and relatives or newer hotels in county or to have laid in place plans to evacuate the county in a timely way.
Students may want to include in their plans locations within driving distance of Pinellas County as well as plane travel to their homes that are further away. To help families budget their students' travels, we encourage families to consider purchasing advance refundable plane tickets that may be used during hurricane season, if needed, and then for travel during holidays otherwise. Students also may wish to budget to share car expenses when driving to places out of Pinellas County and hotel expenses for lodging in and out of Pinellas County.
Students who live off campus should know their evacuation zone. They should develop plans in the event Pinellas County orders an evacuation of their area. We encourage students to have plans to find lodging in structures reinforced for hurricane conditions within the County, if the students choose to stay in Pinellas County, and in locations outside Pinellas County.
Student Affairs will provide assistance to students and families who would like to discuss evacuation options. Students who need assistance should call Student Affairs at 727.864.8421 or send an email to email@example.com
Now also is a good time for our faculty, staff and off-campus students to ready their homes for the 2013 hurricane season. Please complete a home inventory with photographs or videotapes, collect together in a safe place important documents, inventory and replenish hurricane supplies, and update your plans for evacuation routes and lodging in and out of the county. Business continuity at the College depends on our faculty, staff and students taking care of themselves and their families at home first.
Pinellas County Emergency Management's hurricane guide, Surviving the Storm, provides helpful guidance as you prepare for hurricane season. It is especially useful for its listing of evacuation shelters and non-evacuation zone hotels and motels. You can look up your evacuation zone through a link on the Pinellas County Emergency Management web site.
This is also a good time to become familiar with the features of the National Hurricane Center web site. Please visit our link to the National Hurricane Center at the NOAA weather site.
At the NHC site, the EMG finds it helpful to read postings after 5:00 am/pm and 11:00 am/pm, when NHC forecasters provide full discussions and advisories based on their most recent data and their latest model runs; and after 8:00 am/pm and 2:00 am/pm when NHC forecasters provide the latest information regarding the storm's location. We focus on these aspects of the NHC web site:
1. Forecast Discussion, which lets one know when hurricane hunters collect data, the data NHC meteorologists are analyzing, what the models are forecasting, and what the NHC meteorologists are projecting.
2. Public Advisory, which provides helpful information about the location of the storm system, direction the storm system is moving, the speed the storm is moving, current maximum sustained wind speeds and gusts, the central pressure of the storm (as the central pressure decreases the storm strengthens), and size of the storm system (how far out from the center of the system tropical storm force and hurricane force winds extend), the effect of the storm on tides, and estimated rainfall.
3. Maps/Charts, which illustrate NHC projections 72-hours and 120-hours out from the storm system's current position regarding tracks of the center/eye of the storm (any area inside the cone may be crossed by the center/eye of the storm, which means everyone located in an area inside the cone should be on alert), the consensus track of the center/eye of the storm (the black line), and 120-hour cones of wind speed probabilities.
4. National Weather Service (NWS) Local Statements, which is a new feature from the 2009 hurricane season. These local statements are focused forecasts for specific geographic regions.
A favorite weather forecasting site for many Floridians is Weather Underground, www.wunderground.com. Meteorologist Dr. Jeff Masters writes the tropical storm/hurricane blog, which is educational for those who would like to better understand the science associated with a tropical storm or hurricane forecasting.
Following the active 2004-05 hurricane season, in a series of educational sessions, the Emergency Management Group invited meteorologists from the National Weather Service-Ruskin (Tampa Bay); the Director of the National Hurricane Center; and Dr. Masters, a meteorologist who has experience as a hurricane hunter. They gave excellent seminars to the Emergency Management Group; faculty, staff and student leadership; and the broader community. We are grateful to the NWS, NHC and Weather Underground for what we learned in all our sessions.
We continue to improve our understanding about tropical storm and hurricane forecasts through the NHC and NWS forecasts and through blogs Dr. Masters offers freely at Weather Underground, too.
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As a service to the Eckerd College community, the Hurricane Emergency Management Group has launched a Tropical Weather Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) site on this Tropical Weather Update site. Look for the link at the top of the right frame of this site. The Hurricane Emergency Management Group wishes to acknowledge the valuable contributions by former residential students and now alumni David Nagle and Steven Cooper in the development of the FAQ Sheet. We welcome your additional questions as a valuable resource for providing updates to the FAQ. Please email them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Hurricane Emergency Management Group wants to remind you that the time to prepare for a storm is before it arrives. Remember: Tropical storms and severe winter storms in Florida may cause flooding in low lying areas and unpredictable power outages in any neighborhood in Pinellas County and the Tampa Bay area. ATMs do not work and gas stations and stores are closed when power is out; not all area gas stations and grocery stores have back-up generators. We take tropical storms as seriously as hurricanes. While the weather is calm, you may want to do the following:
- obtain emergency cash and keep it secure
- keep your gas tank full
- fill your prescriptions and monitor their supply
- freeze ice if you will need it immediately following a storm
- stock water (at least a gallon a day per person) and non-perishable nutritious and snack food items to last 7-14 days (include a manual can opener, paper plates, cups, and plastic utensils)
- buy batteries, flashlights, portable radios, portable chargers and chargers that can be used in your cars for your cell phone and other electronics, and other storm supplies
- set aside 7-14 days of clothing, lots of socks, and sturdy shoes
- pack a personal hygiene kit and medical emergency kit with at least 7-14 days of supplies; include bug repellent and sunscreen
- collect valuable papers, i.e., home and vehicle insurance documents, passports, medical insurance cards, most recent bank statements, and vehicle titles and secure them in waterproof plastic bags or containers
- prepare a communications plan with someone out of state who can share your information with other family members and friends; after a storm it may be easier to place a long distance call than a local one
- know where you will go should Pinellas County officials order an evacuation
- if you are planning to go to a shelter, set aside bedding, a pillow, mattress or cot, and a lounge chair for your comfort
- make plans for your pets
- students and faculty should always be prepared to take their class syllabi, class rosters, and materials for the semester when the College evacuates; faculty will continue teaching through directed studies and the internet if the College needs to remain closed for an extended period
- administrative staff should always be prepared to perform their functions remotely
Additional advice and more information can be found at our links to Pinellas County Emergency Management and the St. Petersburg Times 2012 hurricane guide.
This year again the Hurricane Emergency Management Group, the Response Team, Damage Assessment and Recovery Team, and Business Continuity Team will be working together to support the College's efforts to promote safety first, to protect the College's assets, to facilitate recovery efforts, and to keep administrative functions and the academic program in operation following severe storms. You, too, can help by following your unit plans and checklists and following instructions when they are issued. Each and every one of us will be asked to participate in efforts to promote the safety and welfare of our classmates, colleagues and College and the continuity of College operations, and we are grateful for your assistance and support.
Thank you for visiting this site and staying tuned.
Lisa A. Mets
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Re: Other machinery question
I'm still (or should I say Stihl) hoping to get this running.
I got the new carb the other day and got my machine back from the shop to try putting it on
Just put it on and tried.
Not even a burp to try to fire.
I have spark.
Getting gas. Spark plug was damp.
Tried factory settings on carb. 3/4 on each screw
Shop told me I have compression
Any one have ideas for this dumb old non-mechanic?
Probably need to resolve this soon since I only have a 14 day return
Re: Other machinery question
Remove spark plug. Turn engine over several times to clear air fuel mixture. Install new spark plug.
You have probably already done so.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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I have done all except for a NEW plug
Head to the store tonight.
Will let you know
Just thought of something else .
The primer bulb was removed a while back but it was still able to start.
I couldn't see any gas in the clear line from the tank to the carb
Took the tank off and the line at that end. No gas came out at first. Took the in tank filter off and blew the line out and got a little out.
The plug gets wet but I wonder if I'm getting enough gas
Re: Other machinery question
If it has been a while since it has run then replace the fuel line. You hardware store will have the line. Mine had become brittle over the years and developed a small crack letting air in. Once that was replaced it fired right up. No guarantee this will help yours but the line is cheap enough.
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That will have to wait until tomorrow
Thanks, Barnyard
I don't know if it's cracked but it is brittle. 30 years old
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I am not familiar with that piece of equipment. A search for TK-10 found this.
I would also search the model number of the equipment and search the part number of the carburetor. I suspect that some carburetor would substitute and work well enough. But finding which one appears to be the problem.
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Might also clean the screen in the muffler. They do plug up over time and cause starting and running problems.
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One guy who worked on it a while back decided to take off the muffler.
I have one here to put on if I can get it working
Re: Other machinery question
Larry has the correct carburetor, it is the TK model that fits this saw, the old 4112 model. However as mentioned before the parts for the Stihl FS 80 and the FS 80AV and the other models similar are no longer made - these are the older ones that were built in the late 70's and 80's. The parts are simply NLA from dealers - even in Germany ---- btdt. Finding them on or possibly NOS in a dealership seem to be the only options. I have been searching for a couple years and still haven't found a whole lot.
The gas line has to be replaced - brittle isn't good. Looks like you may need the filter as well - scroll down the page and you will see the one for the FS 80 - Fuel line - Banta Saw - 120-295. You will also need the primer bulb and it has to be the one that fits the bracket. That is one of the things that is stopping me. I have a new bulb but the bracket that the bulb and the lines mount to is damaged and that part I haven't been able to find. Here is the bulb on STIHL Black Rubber Primer Bulb for Old Model FS80 FS90 I think I need to get my FS 80 AV down from the rack and spend a little bit of time with it.
I did some more research and I think you should download this file - stihl fs 80 (4112) Spare Parts List it is the spare parts list from Stihl itself. I downloaded it for myself .. and I think that it will be useful for our older saws.
Thanks for getting me energized to do the research some more and maybe get mine fixed. Let me know if this helps at all.
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Re: Other machinery question
Sent my kid to the auto parts store- $6 for that little hose!
He's bringing it out in the AM. Got a new plug for the AM,too.
Not sure why a previous mechanic removed the primer bulb. He removed the whole assembly as well as the muffler which worked loose since it was new
It has started since then without it but have to pull a little bit more.
With the original carb, I could get it to start and run for a couple mins.
With both replacement carbs, can't even get it to start or even try to start.
If I can find a filter, I'll replace it. Wonder if TS would have one.This one isn't very old. First one lasted, maybe, 25 years.
Rudi, I saw another carb on Ebay today
Thanks everyone for the tips
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Look at the post above - the fuel filter is available -
I sure hope you have the mounting bracket - I haven't found that yet.
I will go look on for the carb.
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Re: Other machinery question
The guy took the whole primer assembly off so I need it.
I'm trying to figure out what I did when I switched from the original carb which would fire and start to the next two that won't even attempt to fire
Might I have installed the carb s wrong in some way?
Eureka!!! (Maybe)
Carb gasket. I'm using the original because that's all I have.
Think that could be it?
Can I use a Permatex?
Re: Other machinery question
Rudi, I bet this guy on ebay has your mounting bracket
He has a lot of old Stihls for parts
Re: Other machinery question
Replaced the plug and a new line. No fire still.
Just in case I cn't find a filter real quick locally, would it hurt to take the old one off to try it if it's plugged?
Edit: I don't think I'm getting any gas
Re: Other machinery question
They really look like common filters that you would find on the fuel line. Take it with you to your local small engine shop and they may have a temporary that can be installed on the line or even a close match. That would work. I imagine if the fuel is clean then the likelyhood of a problem starting it for a few minutes might be minimal. Sure would confirm the no start issue. Keep us posted ... oh and some pics of your Stihl would be nice.
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4.58/5 rDev +9.3%
Reviewed from notes on 8-1-10.
A: Pours an eye catching ruby-amber into my snifter. A light to medium pour yields no head, but a nice spider web of foam stays on top of the body. Some of the carbonation bubbles make their way slowly to the top, while other speed with reckless abandon. A good lacing is present in the form of small dots and long, wavy lines.
S: This is a supremely fresh and intoxicating bouquet. Notes of orange, orange peel, lemon, and lime marry wonderfully with a nice malt presence and the slightly spicy rye grains. This is one of those beers that as soon as I pop the cap, my nose is drawing the smell from the the bottle.
T: Grapefruit-like hop bitterness grips the sides of my palate as soon as the beer hits it. That sweet orange, lemon, and lime flavor shuffles on the top of my tongue and the rye breadyness shows itself at the end of the sip, while the bittering hops clean the palate of the citrus sweetness. This is a delicious beer.
M: Medium-bodied for the style with a great puckering bitterness throughout. Just the right amount of creaminess tantalizes my mouth before the hops and rye dry my palate right out.
D: This is one of the best full-time offerings that I've ever had from any brewery. It strikes the perfect balance for a "Rye PA" for me. There is a copious amount of citrus hop flavor, nice barley and rye malt, and yeasty breadyness available to my mouth. Simply put, this is a great beer.
08-02-2010 22:38:26 | More by TCHopCraver
4/5 rDev -4.5%
08-30-2013 00:01:06 | More by OhioBobcat
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
Poured into a pint glass from a 12 oz bottle. The pour was quick and smooth, creating a nice 2 finger thick tannish head which SLOWLY diminished(leaving a nice lace down the glass) as I was enjoying drinking it. The beer itself a deep ruby color.
It had a fruitish kind of taste and scent. Not being the seasoned beer reviewer at this point, the hops and malts part arent yet disdinguishable to me. I would say balanced. Being a 6.8% ABV beer, the ABV wasn't overbearing at all, since I dont care for beers that taste like Nyquil.
Mouthfeel and drinkability was smooth. Very delicious beer.
11-06-2005 05:58:10 | More by BUD
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
12-24-2013 17:35:57 | More by jono0101
3.8/5 rDev -9.3%
Pours amber with a thick, cream colored head.
Aromatic flowery hops in the nose, juicy pink grapefruit, rye spiciness, pine.
It doesnt' taste as good as it smells to me. Lighter bodied with spicy bread notes that muddle slighty with the citrusy hops. Finishes with a lingering hop bite. Has a nice gulpable quality.
Overall, a nice beer, but not something i'm going to drink often.
12-15-2009 01:24:00 | More by brownbeer
5/5 rDev +19.3%
11-17-2011 02:32:46 | More by Mac19872
4/5 rDev -4.5%
04-17-2013 21:26:37 | More by Tiernan
North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev -3.8%
Traded by Csmiley-Thanks Chris!
A-Little head, reddish, orange and cloudy
S-Slightly boozy, sweet malt, some pine flavor
T-More piney hops than expected, balances out with sweet malt. There is a little bit if a rye bread flavor which adds to the bitterness on the end.
M-Creamy mouthfeel and good carbonation
D-Above average and well crafted but I don't think I'm a huge fan of rye in beer so I wouldn't reach for too many more. Well crafted beer though
06-27-2008 04:04:09 | More by hopsleeroy
4.43/5 rDev +5.7%
Received a 12oz bottle in a local 4 local beer trade. It pours a nice dark apricot body with a creamy head. Great lacing on the grass. It didtnt produce a strong aroma like I expected but you get nice hoppy/tropical fruits. It has a nice smooth mouth feel that is mildly hoppy upfront, but you get a spice from the rye towards the end that highlights the hops. Im not a big fan of rye beers but I love this beer. I wish I could get it locally.
12-17-2011 08:14:24 | More by poibag808
New York
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
01-15-2013 20:09:04 | More by SkiBum22
4/5 rDev -4.5%
10-09-2012 17:28:14 | More by JacobMutberg
4/5 rDev -4.5%
12-14-2011 18:20:44 | More by readicculus
New York
4.4/5 rDev +5%
A - Cloudy dark amber with ruby tones around the edge. Low carbonation and smallish head that fades to a covering leaving a good it of lacing.
S - The rye really comes though along with some roasted malts. A bit of grassiness along with some citrus and fruit from the hops. Complex and awesome.
T - There are a lot of IBUs in this beer but all that malt, with the sweetness of the rye balance it out perfectly. Good hop flavor, a good bit of citrus along with some floral/sweet type flavors. Again, great complexity and flavor.
M - Moderate body, would like a bit more carbonation to clean it up a bit at the end to get you ready for the next sip.
O - This is what I would call a complex beer, I can see it pairing with so many foods. This is a great beer that I wish just looked a touch better.
09-15-2011 23:41:34 | More by steelerguy
2.5/5 rDev -40.3%
First of all, I don't know if Founders decided to change the recipe of Red's Rye beer into Red's Rye P.A., or if it is just a name change. But I searched for Red's Rye P.A. and didn't find it, so I'm adding it now. The label reads, "Hopped-up Ale brewed with Rye."
Poured a dark-reddish amber with an off white head. I couldn't smell any aroma when I tried this beer. Medium bodied, caramel malt flavor and no distinguishable hop aftertaste, not good for something that is supposed to have an IPA characteristic. It was not balanced, malts dominated and there was a strong alcohol taste. Overall this one missed the mark.
06-09-2009 21:41:04 | More by blackearth
2/5 rDev -52.3%
02-18-2012 17:08:48 | More by bdkucharski
4.5/5 rDev +7.4%
Deep, opaque reddish brown pour with a thick, foamy two finger head sitting nicely atop. Thick lacing on the side of the glass. WHOA! Amazingly beautiful grapefruity citrusy hop nose radiates off this brew. A spicy, caramelly background finds its way in there as well. But those hops...man oh man does those hops smell good!
Caramelly, nutty malts hit my tongue first with spicy rye in the mix as well as mixed fruit tones. The grapefruity, citric, floral hops do not miss a beat and bring a healthy dose of bitterness. This is a well balanced brew...with a very nice malt/hop mix. The rye spiciness gives it a nice unique twist. Yum!
Mouthfeel is nice and creamy with a medium body...good medium carbonation. Easy to drink. I wish I had a sixer of this stuff as I could enjoy a few more right now. A damn fine beer....I think more brewers should experiment with rye. Cheers to Founders...I look forward to drinking this one again soon!
04-02-2005 05:42:37 | More by orbitalr0x
3.7/5 rDev -11.7%
Pours a dark brownish, garnet color with a voluptuous light tan head. A bit cloudy, but the bottle was inadvertantly stored on its side during chilling, so that might lead to some of the haziness. Head stays 'til the bottom. Great looking brew.
A strongly hopped beer with lots of citrus grapefruit and some lemon grass as well in the nose. Taste is a solid hit of rye throughout. Initially a dark rye bread taste compliments a subtle bit of sweet caramel malts. Finish is dry rye and hop bitterness. Some floral hops come through just before the finish and add a bit of character to this very dry, rye beer. I'd like to see some more sweet malt flavor in this to counteract some of the rye. A good flavor, but not as well balanced as some other rye's I've had. Edit: As I approach the bottom the overwhelming rye flavor has turned me off to this beer. Its decent but needs something to balance this out.
Mouthfeel is fairly full bodied, and finishes dry. Drinkability is okay, a bit unblanced which detracts from its drinkability. I'd just like to see some more malt character.
07-27-2005 02:36:44 | More by blitz134
4/5 rDev -4.5%
04-15-2012 23:58:03 | More by sabitu
Founders Red's Rye IPA from Founders Brewing Company
93 out of 100 based on 4,668 ratings.


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It was warm and muggy, but that didn't matter, for opening night is always special for Alabama high school football teams. Walker hosted Cullman at Gambrell/Ki-Ro Field in Jasper, Ala. The rivals battled through four quarters before Cullman rallied from a 10-point deficit late in the game to pull out a heart-stopping 13-10 victory. Too bad the story about the game didn't end there.
What had been a splendidly played season opener turned into something ugly, something that will carry negative ramifications for the rest of the year. Maybe longer than that.
As the exhausted teams began walking off the field, without the traditional postgame handshake, a Cullman assistant coach, Matt Hopper, walked by the Walker sidelines near the 30-yard line, where a TV clip shows Coach John Holladay taking a step or two toward Hopper and launching a punch with his right hand. The men fell to the ground and battled until separated by other coaches and police. Hopper seemed to get the worst of it, showing a bruised and bloody face and a ripped shirt.
It was another moment where sportsmanship was benched in favor of mayhem. But this flare-up was different. It was two coaches, men who should have known better, and not teenage athletes still learning to control their emotions.
What precipitated the fight remains unclear. What is clear is the quick action taken by the Alabama High School Athletic Association and its executive director, Steve Savarese. Both coaches drew season-ending suspensions. Walker, partially because of a football incident last year, has been disqualified from this year's playoffs. Each school was fined $1,500.
Earlier in the week, Holladay, who led his team to a region championship last year, had been placed on administrative leave and an interim coach was named. He resigned the next day, ending a seven-year career there having won two-thirds of his games.


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this is a '95 RT/Sputnik....mostly my work, not the paint or subframe...other wise...
this is a '95 RT/Sputnik....mostly my work, not the paint or subframe...other wise...
It was up to 47 deg. F in Spokane today. So SWMBO and I went out for a nice drive.
The Picture was taken in Chester Basin Nova Scotia in August 2012
Almost done. DMC subframe and mounting hardware including a new rear crossmember and a modified front sidecar mount. I ran it around a parking lot for several hours a couple of days ago and it handles great though the steering is a little heavy. No steering mods and I think I'll leave it that way for now. I still need to install turn signals and have ordered a IRC TR-1 trials tire for the rear. The front tire is currently a Heidenau K60 and seems to do fine in the snow but I may end up adding studs.
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1983 R100RT hacked w/Cozy Rocket My blog
2012 Ural Patrol
Airhead #10576
Very Nice...
"Stupidity, if left untreated, is self-correcting."
Hi All,
This outfit like so many others goes off-pavement a lot. This shot is on the Dakar Rally course high on the Atacama Desert of Chile.
It's an R1150R that performs well on pavement and in the dirt. It makes a great filming platform!
Take Care,
Ramey 'Coach' Stroud
P.S. The MOA Rider Performance University (RPU) will be hosting both on and off-road sidecar classes in Salem.
I'll post all the details on the Sidecar/Trike Forum and in the BMWON as soon as I get them finalized.
A few years ago I bought an 04 1150GSA, on old Ural tub and a Dauntless sub-frame.
I built it to take my oldest son cross country to his freshman year of College. Hard to believe that he's graduating this May. I've been kicking around the idea of taking the rig cross-country for his commencement and leaving it there for summer and riding home after the rally.
Here's a photo of us just prior to departure.
Sadly we had a wheel bearing issue outside of Eureka, CA.
We almost made it to Portland but we had a serious motor issue near Eugene. Perhaps it was the fact that all in we tipped the scales at 1750lbs or that I bought the cheapest 1150 I could find to be the tug.
Thankfully we were saved by an MOA Ambassador *
And I got him to school on time.
New motor and time for new stories with my niece who effective 1.1.13 is now living with us on a permanent basis.
* Here's a tip for travelers. If you get in a jam when you reach for your MOA Anonymous book check out the Ambassador listings and call him or her first. Chances are they know everyone including the dealers, privateers and perhaps people listing in the Anon book whoare in your area and can help you out.
I finally found a rig last October and have joined the offset three-Wheel club!!!
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Nice rig Fireman, welcome to the offbeat third wheel world.......
Bob Weis
'04 K12RS - Hannigan Hack
Hi my name is Chris and I am a slash-five-o-holic.
This is coming up for sale soon.
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"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the the universe."
-Albert Eienstein
Good Morning!
When & where will this be posted for sale? Was the Dave Hough's former K1?
David R. McCoy
Yes Dave, that's the one. Good eye.
Soon, in the fleamarket...
"Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the the universe."
-Albert Eienstein
Here is the Fleamarket listing for the K1 rig:
I have posted this here first, in the hope that an MOA member might like to have it. I know Arnold would prefer it go to an "enthusiast"
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Brooks Hays: 'Politics Is My Parish' by Tom Miller His highest honor came in his church relationships, but the greatest moral dilemmas were in the political arena. That was the description given by Brooks Hays of a long career in government and a lifetime of relationship with Southern Baptist churches. The former president of the Southern Baptist Convention and 16-year veteran of the U.S. Congress, spoke in Richmond April 9, as part of a series of conferences at Grace Church. A native of Russellville, Arkansas, Hays represented his home district in Congress for eight terms until his religious and moral convictions on race relations ran counter to public opinion. In the election of 1958, while he was president of the Southern Baptist Convention, he lost his seat in Congress and gained a larger place in history. Speaking on "A Christian's Responsibility to the Political System," Hays told of a letter he received from a Baptist missionary in Nigeria: "I'm not glad you lost the election," it said, "but you will never know how much good it has done our work to be able to say, 'The president of the Southern Baptist Convention considers a Christian stand on race relations more important than his seat in Congress.' " Hays was a victim of his time. He was caught in the emotionalism surrounding the introduction of federal troops to desegregate Little Rock Central High School. He has lived to see a majority subscribe to his position, but in 1958, he was among the minority. The president who sent the troops, Dwight D. Eisenhower, reached for the "retired" congressman and made him a special assistant. John F. Kennedy retained him in the same capacity. He also was an assistant secretary of state and later first director of the Ecumenical Institute at Wake Forest University. If ever he completes his memoirs, Hays says he will call the book "Politics Is My Parish." It is possible someone else will have to write that book. The energetic, 77-year-old Hays has kept a near frantic schedule of government service, teaching, travel and ecumenical Christian effort for 17 years since he left the Congress. He has lectured on 278 college campuses where he enjoys the new freedom of students to challenge the professor. "I thrill to the response of the young," he said, "as I talk about a committed life in terms of politics." Hays, who was a two-term president of the Southern Baptist Convention (1958-59) said, 'I'm concerned about our country. The extremes of wealth and poverty are divisive. I do not believe America can survive with 80 per cent wealthy and 20 per cent wretched." He said he hoped churches would make themselves heard during the coming Bicentennial celebration. "If we aren't careful," he noted, "the voice of the church won't be heard. All we will experience are parades and bands and oratory which can approach 8 THE RELIGIOUS HERALD
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|Brooks Hays: Politics Is My Parish
|Creator (Author, Photographer, etc.)
|Tom Miller
|Article in the Religious Herald about Brooks Hays' future autobiography
|April 24, 1975
Hays, Brooks--Last years
Hays, Brooks--Political and social views
Hays, Brooks--Religion
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|Brooks Hays Papers Addenda MC 1164
|Series 3, Box 3, Folder 12
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|Newsprint, 11 long x 8.25 wide
|Series Title
|Politics and Principles: Documenting the Career of Congressman Brooks Hays
|University of Arkansas Libraries
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