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5 Giant Holes That Devoured Everything Around Them
Before we go into them however, you'll probably need a bit of amateur scientific background from me. In short, sinkholes form when the bedrock or soil underneath subsides, forcing the topsoil (or in many cases concrete) to collapse. They can be exceptionally large (several hundred meters in diameter and depth) and can swallow everything directly above. So, without further ado, here are five giant holes that devoured everything around them.
5. Montrose Avenue Sinkhole, Chicago, USA
80 feet in diameter and 15 feet deep, a huge sinkhole opened up in the middle of Montrose Avenue after a water main break flooded the tarmac.
The avenue remained closed for a couple weeks and helped shut down roughly 8 businesses, right after Christmas, in January this year. Fortunately, no one was killed.
Want to know what the flood that caused this sinkhole looked like?
4. Macungie, Lehigh County, PA, USA
At over 75 feet wide and 35 feet deep, the Macungie sinkhole formed in June, 1986. Stabilization and repair costs totaled $450,000.
3. Bowling Green, KY, USA
A 200 ft wide and 35 deep, this sinkhole collapsed in Bowling Green Kentucky, due to water runoff, underneath the soil. The site was right next to the proposed TriModal Transpark. I bet they're glad they didn't build there!
2. Sarisariñama Plateau, Venezuela
Located in the Jaua-Sarisariñama National Park in Venezuela are some of the biggest sinkholes in the world.
The sinkholes are 350 meters wide and 350 meters deep and are a geological mystery.
The huge vertical walls have created an isolated ecosystem, with completely unique species of both flora and fauna. They're so isolated in fact, that the sinkholes were only discovered in 1974. The scientific expedition was documented in David Nott's book Into the Lost World.
1. Guatemala City, Guatemala
On the 23rd of February 2007, a 330 foot deep sinkhole swallowed up over a dozen homes in a crowded neighbourhood in Guatemala City. Over 1000 people were evacuated and two people were killed.
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Large frugivorous birds facilitate functional connectivity of fragmented landscapes
Article first published online: 7 APR 2014
© 2014 The Authors. Journal of Applied Ecology © 2014 British Ecological Society
Journal of Applied Ecology
Volume 51, Issue 3, pages 684–692, June 2014
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Mueller, T., Lenz, J., Caprano, T., Fiedler, W., Böhning-Gaese, K. (2014), Large frugivorous birds facilitate functional connectivity of fragmented landscapes. Journal of Applied Ecology, 51: 684–692. doi: 10.1111/1365-2664.12247
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"Fabulous Book. Fabulous Performance."
Everything that Juliet Stevenson performs is wonderful. Her reading made the book twice as wonderful.
I hadn't read the book since I was a teen and I had forgotten much of the plot and action. Somehow I had overlayed the actual plot from the book with the black and white movie with Joan Fontaine and Orsen Wells, which is also fabulous but substantially different.
"A Wonderful Treat!!!"
Juliet Stevenson made this Bronte classic come to LIFE!!! Her expression, dramatics and timing made this a joy to listen too!! She is easily my favorite narrator. I loved the story that Bronte painted and the depth of the character. Trust me, when I say you will find a bit of yourself in the character Jane. I am definitely PLEASED!!
Jane Austen's: Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility; Virgina Wolfe's Mrs. Dalloway.
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A much loved story from young adult reading days, great to revisit in an audio format. Love her stoicism and conviction that she was equal to others.
Great narration, good use of accents which is so important in an English setting.
Tho I've seen the movie multiple times, I've never read the book, till now! What a lovely portrayal by Juliet Stevenson, she did a stellar job with the many diverse characters and an epic story. Definitely worth a listen.
"A story of Morals and Romance"
Jane Eyre is a story about how the moral life is the one to be lived. But it is also the story of how sometimes morals can be enforced with excess harshness. Lastly, this is a story of Romance where a good end comes to Jane, after all her trials.
"Great book; fantastic narration"
This is a very enjoyable listen. Juliet Stevenson does a wonderful job at bringing the story and the different characters' personalities to life without sounding over-the-top dramatic. I will be keeping an eye out for more by her.
"Absolutely fantastic narrator!"
It kept my attention and interest from start to finish.
Not yet, but I will seek her out.
"Now I know why it is a classic"
I now know that we have regained one of the lost pleasures in life. To have someone read a great story aloud while you do other things or just relax and enjoy.
Sorry to all the Jane Eyre fans out there, but I just thought this book was just OK. The ending was kind of nice, but I never really felt empathy for the character of Jane Eyre, and I got tired of her sentimentality. The book is very character driven, and I generally enjoy more plot-driven books.
The reading was done well and the narrator does a good job with the language. I do wonder whether reading the text of the book rather than listening to it helps the reader enjoy the language and the nuances more.


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nikinikinineJune 27, 2012
Anyone mind sharing their costs for under cabinet lighting? We are looking at a puck light every foot or so in our kitchen. On rough estimate this is around 16 lights at a quoted upcharge of $200 per light. I feel like $3200 is a ridiculous number for under cabinet lighting in a 17 x 12 U shaped kitchen, but it wouldn't be the first time I was naive when it came to our costs.
Thanks in advance.
Your electrician should charge a couple hundred for leaving switched wires at the cabinet height during rough in and some small amount per light for install (or you can do it yourself).
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It's tax time, the season when everyone thinks about how capitalism has failed them. So it's a fitting moment for Untitled Theater Company #61 to roll out Money Lab, an "economic vaudeville"
Jason Alexander returns to Broadway
Producers for Larry David's Fish in the Dark just announced that the author-star will play his final performance in the family comedy June 7, to be replaced immediately by Jason Alexander
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Anguillian cuisine
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Anguillian cuisine is the cuisine of Anguilla, a British overseas territory in the Caribbean, one of the most northerly of the Leeward Islands in the Lesser Antilles. The cuisine is influenced by native Caribbean, African, Spanish, French and English cuisines.[1]
Seafood is abundant, and includes prawns, shrimp, crab, spiny lobster, conch, mahi-mahi, red snapper, marlin and grouper.[1] Salt cod is a staple food eaten by itself and used in stews, casseroles and soups.[1]
Livestock is limited due to the small size of the island, and people there utilize poultry, pork, goat and mutton, along with imported beef.[1] Goat is the most commonly eaten meat, and is utilized in a variety of dishes.[1] A significant amount of the island's produce is imported due to limited land suitable for agriculture production; much of the soil is sandy and infertile.[1]
Fruits, vegetables and starches[edit]
Among the agriculture produced in Anguilla includes tomatoes, peppers, limes and other citrus fruits, onion, garlic, squash, pigeon peas and callalloo, a leaf green native to Africa.[1] Starch staple foods include imported rice and other foods that are locally-grown or imported, including yams,[2] sweet potatoes[2] and breadfruit.[1] Potatoes are also consumed, although less frequently than other starches.[1] Flour and cornmeal are also starches used in Anguillian cuisine.[1]
Common foods and dishes[edit]
- Barbecue[1][3] and jerk style meats [1]
- Callalloo – a stew made with callalloo greens [1]
- Fritters made with conch, coconut, fruit and other ingredients, seasoned with local allspice and sugar [1]
- Dumplings [1]
- Seafood soups and bisques made with lobster,[1] conch,[1] and fish
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r Robinson, Peg. "Foods That Are Important in Anguilla." USA Today Travel. Accessed July 2011.
- ^ a b Higgins, Michelle. (January 28, 2007). "For Foodies: Anguilla." The New York Times - Travel. Accessed July 2011.
- ^ "Gastronomical Delight." Anguilla-guide.info. Accessed July 2011.


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August 28th, 2013 06:17 PM #1
Unusual Names from Classic/Famous LiteratureSophie Margaret ❀ Florence Emma ❀ Lola Katherine ❀ Layla Bethany ❀ Maisie Alice ❀
Evelyn Adelaide ❀ Georgia Valentine ❀ Emilia Holly ❀ Mollie Annabelle ❀ Francesca Ruby ❀ Martha Lillian
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Darcy, Guinevere, Georgiana and Willoughby are some of my favoritesCoraline "Corey", Georgiana "Georgie", Cecilia "Cici", Guinevere "Gwen", Rosamond "Rozz"
Everett "Rhett", Quentin "Quinn", Cornelius "Coren", Cormac "Mac", Heath
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There are a lot of names I'm fond of because of the books they bring to mind! But I'll try to list names that might seem more "unusual" if given to a baby.
Girl -
Amaryllis (Virgil)
Aravis (C.S. Lewis)
Cymbeline (Shakespeare)
Honoria (Charles Dickens)
Marilla (L.M. Montgomery)
March (Louisa May Alcott)
Ondine (Edith Wharton)
Romola (George Eliot)
Sula (Toni Morrison)
Viviette (Thomas Hardy)
Caspian (C. S. Lewis)
D'artagnan (Alexandre Dumas)
Gulliver (Jonathan Swift)
Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle)
Lestat (Anne Rice)
Rodion (Dostoyevsky)
Wentworth (Jane Austen)
Lots to be gleaned from authors names not just characters too, i.e., Walden, Hawthorne, etc.
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August 30th, 2013 12:08 PM #9
Anthony Trollope was a master at naming characters. His Barchester Towers series (pub 1857) is a wealth of awesome names
Theophilus Grantly
Griselda Grantly
Septimus Harding
Frank Arabin
Dr Gwynne, of Lazarus College
Obadiah Slope
Olivia Proudie
Vesey Stanhope
Eleanor Bold
Letty Quiverful (who has 14 kids)
Wilfred Thorne
Arabella Gresham
Augusta Gresham
Beatrice Gresham
Amelia de Courcy
Caleb Oriel
Patience Oriel
Martha Dunstable
Ludovic Lufton
Josiah Crawley
Conway Dalrymple
Mortimer Tempest
Adolphus Crosbie
Lily Dale
Justinia Meredith
Nathianel Sowerby
Not sure all of them are truly usable, but he's a pleasure to read for anyone who loves names (or just puns).Olivia/Livia/Livy/Liv : Thessaly/Darah/Bethel : Noelle/Eve
Benedict/Eli: Jude/Zane: Luke/Darius : Levi/Phineas/Calvin


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2013: A Chiefs Odyssey – #10
Welcome back to "2013: A Chiefs Odyssey" – a countdown of our 12 most memorable moments of Syracuse's 2013 season. You can find the first two posts here and here. Now for #10…
10. Hit Me Two Times
If you followed the Chiefs at all last year, you knew not to make any late-night plans – or at least to tell your friends they'd probably have to postpone any plans they might originally have. Syracuse tied for second in the International League with 21 extra-inning games in 2013, with the Chiefs actually leading all of professional baseball in extra-inning contests for a good chunk of the season before moving a little quicker toward year's end. In that respect, May 31 through June 3 in Pawtucket was a typical Syracuse series, with bonus baseball bookending the four-game set.
(Quick author's tangent: I felt like the Chiefs truly had it out for me in this series, as I was scheduled to miss the middle two games for my sister's graduation. My goal was to scoot out of the park after game one and make the three-hour-plus drive to Baldwin, New York as quickly as possible – but Syracuse lost the lead, gained it back, and lost it again in a span of one-and-0ne-half innings before finally succumbing in 12 innings at 11:28 PM EST – four hours and 2o minutes after first pitch. I ended up with about three hours of sleep on Friday night, missed a pair of nine-inning games, and headed back Monday for the extravagance you'll soon hear about.)
On Monday, June 3rd, the Chiefs were hoping to avoid a sweep at the hands of former Yankee Alfredo Aceves and the PawSox. They'd start strongly enough with a three-run second inning, thanks to a pair of left-handed long balls – a solo home run from Corey Brown, his eighth of the year, and a two-run shot from Mike Costanzo, his seventh.
The 3-0 lead wouldn't last long, though, as Pawtucket struck for four runs in the next three innings, taking a lead into the seventh – when Costanzo struck again. Syracuse's DH for the night punctuated his best game as a Chief by cracking another home run, his second of the game, to level the score at three. Pawtucket, however, would reclaim the lead in the bottom of the frame on an RBI single by Brandon Snyder, and after a scoreless eighth, the Chiefs moved into the ninth inning down a run.
Heading into the game, Syracuse was 0-26 when trailing after eight innings. The Chiefs finished the year a mere 2-55 when trailing after eight. This would be one of the two. Brown started the ninth inning with a home run tucked barely inside the left-field foul pole, good for his second homer of the game – and a 5-5 tie.
How rare was the multi-multi-homer show? The game marked the first time two Syracuse players homered twice on the same day since July 28, 2005, when Kevin Barker and Justin Singleton each hit two in a 16-3 win over Indianapolis – a game with a bit of a different tone than this particular affair at Pawtucket. This game was about as far from a 13-run affair as could be, heading into the 11th inning still tied when Chris Marrero drove in Will Rhymes with – gasp! – an RBI single, putting the Chiefs in front, 6-5.
They'd need one more bit of heroics, however, from Brown. With two outs and Snyder at first in the bottom of the inning, Bryce Brentz drove a ball to the gap in left-center field, with Snyder scurrying toward home in an attempt to even the score once more. But Brown cleanly back-handed the ball and fired a dart to Zach Walters, whose throw home nailed Snyder by a couple of steps – giving the Chiefs the win on a walkoff 7-6-2 putout.
11 innings, two players with two homers, 3 hours and 28 minutes and a bizarre walkoff – just about your run-of-the-mill 2013 Chiefs game. The only thing it was missing was rain – which our next entry on Friday won't be missing. See you then.
Kevin Brown
2013: A Chiefs Odyssey – #11
Welcome back to "2013: A Chiefs Odyssey" – a countdown of our 12 most memorable moments of Syracuse's 2013 season. Today's selection, strangely enough, has nothing to do with what happened on the field…unless you count the falling of rain drops onto the thick white tarp.
#11: Prayers Answered
The 1948 Boston Braves featured a terrific one-two punch at the top of their rotation – Hall of Famer Warren Spahn (15-12, 3.71 ERA) and league wins leader Johnny Sain (24-15, 2.60). They're not much known for those particular numbers, though – they're known in baseball lore by a famous poem, written by Boston Post sports editor Gerald V. Hern:
First we'll use Spahn
then we'll use Sain
Then an off day
followed by rain
Back will come Spahn
followed by Sain
And followed
we hope
by two days of rain.
The poem (which, by the way, completely neglected the contributions of Bill Voiselle [13-13, 3.63] and Vern Bickford [11-5, 3.27]) has been condensed throughout the ages to "Spahn and Sain and pray for rain", which is the format in which most of us have heard it. And if you're a believer in delayed gratification, those prayers from 1948 Boston Braves fans were answered in the 2013 International League. And the 2013 Syracuse Chiefs may not consider themselves fans of delayed gratification.
As detailed on Thursday, the Chiefs' bats raced out to a scorching start with an 11-2 win at Lehigh Valley. And the high scores kept piling in. 11-0. 8-6. 8-1. 8-2 (in five innings). Syracuse was pacing the International League – and just about all of baseball – with a whopping 50 runs in its first six games of the season – an average of more than eight runs per contest. The Chiefs' offense was white-hot, a fire seemingly too voluminous to contain for any I.L. pitcher.
And then the rains came.
Tuesday, April 9th – rain-shortened after five innings. Wednesday, April 10th – rained out at Buffalo. Thursday, April 11th – a scheduled off day (it rained anyway). Friday, April 12th – rained out vs. Lehigh Valley.
By the time the Chiefs got back on the field – Saturday, April 13th, vs. Lehigh Valley – they hadn't stood in against live pitching in just over 90 hours. They were promptly shut out by the IronPigs, scored three runs or fewer in five consecutive games and went just 4-18 over the 22 games immediately following the three-and-a-half days off.
Is it too much of a drastic leap to associate the Chiefs' failure to score runs with the rain? Perhaps – after all, other I.L. North teams missed equal time thanks to the drab and gloomy weather. But it's one of the great "what if" moments in a season with "what ifs" aplenty. In our final interview with Tony Beasley, Syracuse's manager didn't dismiss the possibility, noting the difficulty of staying fresh without live pitching. Would we be talking about the I.L.-champion Chiefs with a sunnier season? Probably not – but I can't help but wonder how April would have ended up with a little more Spahn and Sain.
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2013 was a little bit tricky compared to previous years, with only two moments jumping out off the top of my head…both of which you'll find in the top two. A good chunk of the season has already blurred together in my mind, thanks to rainouts and extra-inning games and shutouts and whozits and whatzits galore. Our first game on the countdown, however, features precisely none of those things. Let's begin…well, at the beginning…
#12: Eleventh Heaven
There were reasons to believe the Syracuse Chiefs could be a good offensive team in 2013. The Opening Day lineup featured five former major leaguers out of eight position players, a player claimed in the offseason's Rule V Draft, the Chiefs' offensive M.V.P. from 2012, two former first-round picks, an offseason World Baseball Classic champion and a pair of International League All-Stars from the previous season – with three former big-league hitters on the bench.
There were reasons to believe the Syracuse Chiefs would not be a good offensive team in 2013. The roster featured a plethora of free swingers, a cleanup hitter who missed the vast majority of 2012, a number-five hitter in his first season as a full-time position player, a number-two hitter in his Triple-A rookie campaign and a number-six hitter who struggled mightily in his only month with the team last year.
The offensive pendulum would swing in both directions throughout the course of the season, with the Chiefs ultimately finishing eighth in the 14-team International League in runs scored. After one week, though, the glass-half-full folks were sitting mighty pretty – not to mention after just one day.
The Chiefs' 2013 season began at 7:08 PM on April 4th, with a first-pitch ball from reigning I.L. Pitcher of the Year Tyler Cloyd to Syracuse center fielder Eury Perez. The second pitch was lined into center field for a single, and the Chiefs didn't stop hitting after that. Micah Owings drove in Perez with a first-inning single, Corey Brown doubled in Jeff Kobernus in the third, and two batters later, Owings displayed the rawest of raw power…
5-0 after 14 batters is a fun way to start the season. You know what else is fun? 6-0 after 15 batters.
In 2012, the Chiefs' second home run didn't come until the fifth game. In 2013, it came before game one's fifth inning. The Chiefs would grab another five runs for an 11-2 Opening Day win, backed by six shutout innings from Ross Ohlendorf. That second-hitting rookie and struggling sixth-hitter, by the way? Those were Kobernus and Walters, arguably the Chiefs' two best players last year – both of whom made their MLB debuts by season's end. It's good to see the glass half-full.
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Card Notes – August 25th
Syracuse finishes it's four-game set with Charlotte tonight. Here's how the Chiefs send 'em out.
1) Eury Perez LF
2) Will Rhymes DH
3) Danny Espinosa 2B
4) Corey Brown CF
5) Chris Marrero 1B
6) Zach Walters SS
7) Chris Rahl RF
8) Jeff Howell C
9) Josh Johnson 3B
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-Josh Johnson is hitting .367 at home this season.
-Jeff Kobernus is batting .333 with thirteen RBIs with runners in scoring position and two outs this season.
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Syracuse and Charlotte wrap their four-game set today at 7:00 PM.
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Card Notes – August 24th
Syracuse goes for its sixth straight win tonight against Charlotte. Here's how the Chiefs send them out.
1) Eury Perez LF
2) Jeff Kobernus 2B
3) Danny Espinosa SS
4) Corey Brown CF
5) Chris Marrero 1B
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8) Kris Watts C
9) Chris Rahl RF
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-Syracuse has the third best BA in the league.
-Jeff Kobernus has 15 hits in his last 39 at-bats.
Stuff You'll Like – August 24th
Syracuse looks to make it six in a row with a win against Charlotte tonight at NBT Bank Stadium.
-Syracuse can't stop winning.
-How about Ian Krol last night!
-It's Family Day at the Park!
Card Notes – August 23rd
Here's how Syracuse sends them out tonight against Charlotte
1) Eury Perez LF
2) Jeff Kobernus RF
3) Danny Espinosa SS
4) Corey Brown CF
5) Chris Marrero 1B
6) Will Rhymes 2B
7) Zach Walters 3B
8) Kris Watts C
9) Chris Rahl DH
P Danny Rosenbaum
-Last time out, Rosenbaum allowed just two earned runs in seven innings against Indianapolis.
-Perez has eight hits in his last 18 at bats.
-Brown brown has a single, double and home run in last nights win over Charlotte.
Stuff You'll Like – August 23rd
Syracuse and Charlotte play game two of their four-game set tonight at 7:00 from the 'T.
-Denny McLain is in the house tonight.
-Nats trade DeJesus and Suzuki
-Eury Perez lifts Chiefs over Knights in game one.
Card Notes – August 22nd
Syracuse opens a four-game set with Charlotte today. Here's how the Chiefs stack up.
1) Eury Perez CF
2) Jeff Kobernus LF
3) Danny Espinosa 2B
4) Corey Brown DH
5) Chris Marrero 1B
6) Will Rhymes 3B
7) Zach Walters SS
8) Jhonatan Solano C
9) Chris Rahl RF
P Ryan Tatusko
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I remember when he trained Hatton,you could easily tell Hatton was uncomfortable with Mayweather taking all the credit.The way Mayweather made it appear like Hatton had no skill until Mayweather Sr came along.He forgot the guy had won some things before.
I dont see Mayweather Sr changing though and these kind of fights will go on until mayweather Jr understands his father
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Regardless of the history between them, that was just inappropriate for two grown men. I think there were some kids in the gym when that happened, too, so they probably got traumatized by that mess between Sr. and Jr.
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Some people may say that they're passionate, others foolish!!!....But I think they are just bunch of Drama Queens and need to grow up. Real Men should never act like this.
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Why are people surprised? They come from a family of uneducated criminals. Are you really surprised that a 60 year man who calls someone his baby mama has problems with his son? They dont know any better, to them this is acting normal. Shooting your father in the head is normal, if you gave $20,000 and told any of the Mayweathers to push the others infront of a moving bus, they would do it in a heart beat.
Yet people get outraged, do you get mad when you see a pack of wild animals devour their young? Same thing here.
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Its not good to see a son arguing with his own father in full view of public/media. for me, thats public humiliation.
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Shameful for both of them. Two grown men arguing like teens, it's ridiculous.
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Craftsman 917.257740: trouble starting/keeping running.
I have a Craftsman tractor #917.257740 which, when I turn the key, nothing but a single "thunk" sound and the engine does not spin. The lights do work. Put the battery on the charger again for about an hour, same problem.
Checked as many leads/terminals as I could. I did find a wire near the fuse holder which had the insulation rubbed off of it and the wire was exposed. I believe this was causing the problem I was having with the fuse blowing. Everything else looked fine.
With a jumpstart, I was able to get the mower running and mowed nearly my entire yard-which is not large. The engine then died on me and I couldn't get it restarted. Jump started again and it only ran for 2-3 minutes then died again.
To me, this eliminates the starter and solenoid. Once it was started, it would not run for more than a few minutes before it dies. Once that happens, there isn't even enough juice in the battery to light the headlights. So that confuses me. I would think that if my alternator was worthwhile, the mower would run until it ran out of gas even without a battery. However, I DID have a car once that had a perfectly good alternator in it but it would not stay running because the battery was bad.
So, my battery is at O'Reilly Auto right now getting the 1 hour plus charge and load test to determine if it is any good. I know for sure it is a 2007 battery, so I'm thinking that it might be a good idea to replace it even if it checks out. Especially since they are on sale for only $20 right now.
If the battery doesn't work, I'm starting to suspect my ignition switch. It is a bit beat up looking and you can pull the key out of it while it is running and it will still run. Am wondering if a faulty ignition switch could be the culprit IF the battery checks out.
Engine is a Kohler cv22. I have downloaded the repair manual for it, but will likely need some guidance as to how to use that manual. If the battery checks out, I guess I will be looking into the procedure for testing the alternator's output.
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The entire scenario....charged battery> mowed nearly the entire yard before engine died> required a jump to restart> ran only a minute or 2 and died again.......sounds like the alternator is not charging. It took as long as it did to discharge the battery the first time because the battery had been charged prior to your using it. It died sooner after the jump because that action did not really recharge the battery...the cranking was actually being accomplished by the donor vehicle battery. As soon as the jumper cables were pulled, the battery began discharging, and with much less charge to lose this time, 2 minutes later the fuel solenoid closes and the engine dies.
If this engine features "Kohler Smart Spark", the Smart Spark module also requires 12VDC to operate, so that too could be adding to the evidence supporting the No Charge condition of the alternator.
The ignition spark on this series of Kohler engines does not use a "battery & coil" to create the spark. The spark is created by a magneto coil next to the flywheel.
I think we need to determine whether the alternator is producing and whether the rectifier/regulator is working too. Do you have a multi-meter or volt/ohmeter?
Update. When taking a closer look at wires I found a ground wire terminal on the regulator/rectifier to be so loose that it was nearly falling out of the screw hole. I'm very confident that this explains this entire problem. I suspect this also contributed to the blowing fuse issue that was taking place which I mentioned in the other thread.
New problem has now presented itself. Prior to my having discovered all of this, I was able to get the motor up and running again on the freshly charged battery. I had the engine running and was letting it idle for awhile when I started smelling burning and seeing smoke. Smoke smelled like a burning cable or wire so I shut it down immediately. Once that happened, I have absolutely no power. No headlight-nothing. Smoke was coming out of the screen that covers the flywheel-probably from under the breather assembly. As I have taken it apart, I've discovered that the wires near the SAM and the magneto coil on the same side as the same have this smell. Am in the process of determining if any of these wires is now melted, severed, etc. Checking wires was how I discovered the loose ground terminal on the reg/rect.
Not sure why any of those wires shorting out would cause me to lose ALL power though. Seems it would just prevent me from getting a spark but would still allow the starter to crank and crank the engine without it ever turning over. Acts more like some kind of relay or solenoid is now blown, but the only solenoid I know of on this thing is near the batter and nowhere near where this smoke was coming from.
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Possible that the wiring of the flywheel stator is what I saw/smelled? Just taking a stab in looking through the kohler service manual. Would make sense since these leads go to the reg/rect where the ground was loose and likely arcing/shorting with the vibration of the engine as it was running.
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Have you checked to see if the fuse has blown? What amp fuse did you use when you repaired the damaged wire (in other thread)?
"Arcing" and "shorting" are 2 very different things. Example: If the reg/rect was loose on its mount, and it depended on the mounting screw to give it a proper ground, it would indeed arc at the screw.........but that would not be a "short" because the current would still be following its intended path. Look the wiring over real good. From what you describe about smoke coming from the screen over the flywheel, I would say something has caused, or created a really bad short that has somehow fed batterry voltage back to the stator windings, and that is not something easily done. I can only think of 2 events that might lead to this. (1) Installing the battery with reversed polarity, even if only long enough to try the starter before discovering the error. (2) Reversing polarity of the jumper cables when jump starting. The possibility here is that reverse polarity can blow a diode in the regulator completely out (open), or it might cause the diode to short and pass current from the battery to the stator wiring. If the stator wirning is back fed from the battery, it tries to become a heating element. Having the correct amp rated main fuse usually prevents this.
You might as well study the manual real close because unless you find a lesser culprit outside the flywheel, you will be removing the flywheel soon. And you are also gonna have to trace out and inspect a bunch of chassis wirning too from what this is turning into.
Now, once again, do you have a multi meter?
Sorry for not answering your previous question. I do not personally own a multimeter (mine went bad and hasn't been replaced yet), but I will be borrowing my father-in-law's tomorrow so I will have one then.
As for reverse polarity in the battery terminals and/or jumper cables, that did not occur.
The fuse is not blown, as I had re-removed the fuse holder from the system. Prior to that, I was using a 30 amp fuse. I previously updated that I changed out the holder and it solved the blowing fuse problem. That turned out to only be true for a short time, then the 30A fuse started blowing again. Even stuck a 40A in there to see if it would allow me to sneak by temporarily but it blew the 40A as well. So, I re-removed the fuse holder (that is not a permanent plan-just wanted to get around it temporarily) and that is how things currently are wired in that regard.
So, to be clear, the fuse was not in use when this burning/smoking episode occurred. That is why things got that far without just popping the fuse. Maybe not the smartest move to remove the fuse holder and fuse to get it running, but it was only a short term plan. Hopefully it hasn't backfired on me (no pun intended!).
In the time since my last post, I have checked all of the engine wiring starting at the magneto coils and SAM and traced them back to the solenoid. They are all intact and do not appear to have a single millimeter of cooked or melted insulation on them. If one of them is bad, it is internal and well-hidden at this point.
Was actually preparing to remove the flywheel prior to checking this thread. Looks like I need to find a flywheel strap wrench and a puller.
Well, I pulled the flywheel and found the stator burned to hell. You can see pics of it at the link below. The flywheel can be seen at:
Given the completely trashed condition of the stator, and the fact that it has a ground wire that connects directly into the harness that leads to the battery, would this also explain why I have absolutely no power? It seems to me the stator's condition would have broken any connection the negative terminal would have had in the loop.
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YIKES!! I also see some physical damage to a couple of the stator coils (at 12 & 1 o'clock in the picture).
Worse than that is what else I think I see.
In the quadrant 6 to 11 o'clock, I see what appear to be 3 (and a fraction) of the flywheel magnets (which are supposed to be firmly attached to the inside of the flywheel).
I suspect that the entire scenario resulted from a single magnet initially breaking loose from the flywheel and crashing into the stator coils, bending them over and shorting them. Further into the scenario, additional magnets got knocked loose. Confirm whether those crescent shaped, dark objects from 6 to 11 o'clock are magnets as I suspect.
As to this being a factor in low power from the engine: Possibly, but it would be hard to say how.
The appearance of rust on the crankshaft and other steel parts suggests that this unit has lived most of its life in a very humid, or even wet, environment.
Update. Yes, those were the magnets. Several were shredded to hell and so the flywheel was no good, and the stator was likewise toast. I was able to locate replacements, but the flywheel I got turned out to not be a valid replacement. Working on a 2nd replacement flywheel now. When I obtain and install, I'll update again.
Thanks to all for the help thus far!
If you are obtaining a used flywheel, you need to check the magnets to make sure none are in the process of coming loose. If you find any loosening, you might want to go ahead and reglue them at this time. Mark them so you can put them back exactly as they are now. Do them one at a time and mark as to which side is up and you will be ok.
Got a replacement flywheel that fits and then had the same problem. No power, no nothing when the key was turned. After much tracing of wires and testing switches for continuity, I replaced the ignition switch and it fired right up and ran like a champ.
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