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Ricardo Maia: Shame they are letting the X100S out. Same processor and sensor as the X100T and XT-1, so hardware wise is not an issue.
That camera still has more to give:
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X100T users would still have a better OVF, better LCD screen, 1/3F stops, Wi-Fi, better button layout, etc...
Come on, Fuji, bring these funcions to the X100S.
Agreed, but colored focus peaking would also be good.
Just a Photographer: People that have bought the 'old' 56mm will be pretty angry.
It has only been on the market for less then 6 month and now they have thrown away a 1000 euro's.
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Just a Photographer: People that have bought the 'old' 56mm will be pretty angry.
It has only been on the market for less then 6 month and now they have thrown away a 1000 euro's.
Where on earth did you get 'famous firmware downgrade' from? Fuji have a very good reputation for firmware upgrades.
@Bastian Junker. No, it has F-stop 2.0 as Fuji say. The large front element on the tele-converter collects the light needed for f2.0 at 33mm focal length and tunnels it through the fixed lens. Your value d=11,5mm is for the fixed lens only.
itsastickup: And plastic skin textures at high ISO?
And let's not forget the cut in shadow range.
As has been said more than once before in this forum, the 'cut in shadow range' is simply due to Fuji changing the default setting (as requested by many) for shadow tone. If you want more detail in shadows, simply set shadow tone to -1 (mid-soft) or -2 (soft).
anteportas: For me as a journalist the interview misses to many points in detail. Examples?
1.) Mr. Iida says, users are asking for new flashes. Why does the interviewer not ask if there is something in the pipeline and what these flashes will look like?
2.) Mr. Iilda says that Fuji has to refresh the lens lineup. What does it mean? Which new lenses can we expect from fuji?
3.) When will there be an x-pro 2 an what will be the differences to the x-t1? Only the hybrid-viewfinder?
4.) Mr. Iida sys Fuji has to be innovative. So what are the areas of technical innovation we can expect from fuji in the near future?
Just a few examples abaout information this interview is not providing.
I hope that the refresh of the primes adds weather resistance.
I was looking forward to such a camera. Sadly, I think Nikon have got the controls wrong.
It would be best not to have program mode and to eliminate the PASM knob. All that is needed instead is A on the shutter speed dial and A as an aperture choice. Then choosing both As give fully automatic exposure, one A gives shutter or aperture priority and no A gives fully manual.
The aperture should be set by an aperture ring on the lens.
Also, the attraction of this kind of camera is not just the looks, but easily and quickly accessible manual controls.
Adobe's plan is like the state forcing people to rent their homes rather than owning them.
Imagefoundry: How I wish that this nonsense with Lightroom would just cease already. Version 7.4 still doesn't work with xtrans, it just doesn't work in a slightly different manner. Talk about procrustean bed....
Using LR output to compare camera brands amounts to partisan tactics, in my honest opinion. Its demosaicing engine is as bad as the user interface and color controls are good; and the output from different cameras is wildly inconsistent.
I don't care what other people use. I just want to use what's best for me. Because something is popular it does not mean it is the best, just that its followed by a lot of sheep.
Capture One is much better here than ACR. Look at the area in the test scene at the bottom of the Martini bottle between the battery cells and the paper clips. In ACR there is a lot of smearing of the red 'A' (in 'Produce of ItAly') into its triangle, and from the red background into the white letters of Fujitsu on the cells. Both of these are negligable in Capture One.
Further, the mottling in the gold background to the 'Produce of italy' text is much clearer in Capture One.
All of the conversions show a little moire in the lady's face.
Capture One re-wrote their interpolation algorithms especially for the 6x6 cell of Fuji's X-Trans sensor so it is not surprising that Capture One is so much better than Adobe.
A definite win for Capture One in my opinion.
DPReview should have put 'Top 10 Photos' in the title in quotes - its only some people at Time Magazine who think these are the best.
danstern: this also sparks my curiosity of what the X-Pro2 will offer( being they are so close with the exception of the hybrid OVF and size) and when the XP2 will be announced......
Why poochpie do you want a full frame version? There are already some excellent full frame cameras from Nikon, Canon, Leica, etc. A full frame Fuji would be much bigger than the XP1 or XE1 and would need a whole new set of big Fuji lenses to cover the big sensor. Yes, FF can give a shallower depth of field, but the Fuji 35mm, f1.4 gives a depth of field that is plently shallow enough for me. Also, of course, image quality can be better with FF but unless you are going to print huge the difference is unlikely to be noticed.
Before you buy a Fuji X-Pro 1 I suggest you check out the sharpness of its wide angle Fujinon lens.
Those making negative comments about Leica nearly always overlook the superiority of Leica lenses.
I would love an M9-P. I am prepared to accept the limitations to get the superb Leica lenses. Just look on Fred Miranda reviews to see all the comments about having good or bad copies of Canon lenses (even their professional L series lenses).
A secondary advantage over most DSLRs is the small size of the Leica bodies and lenses.
I am very excited by the Fuji X-PRO1 - it may well be what I have been waiting for as long as the lenses are up to expectations. I like the size as it is substantial enough to hold steady. Very promising all round.
Geoff-san: I don't really see the point. The M9 is not particularly large as it is and Leica has had a hand in m43 for some time. If they really want to jump into a smaller MILC system why not make a m43 body and more lenses? I guess I can answer my own question - who in m43 land would pay a massive premium for minimal body-based image improvement, just to have a red dot on it? Well probably a few people. A new system is not needed IMO though will probably appeal in small numbers to those after a prestige product.
its not the red dot people are after! Its the wonderful lenses, sharp corner to corner even wide open.
ivan364537: The only nice thing about Leicas at this point is the absence of the aliasing filter. I was a huge fan of Leica and I used to own a large M6 system but since Photoshop and especially after the world went completely digital, the cameras matter much less than before. For my travels I'm getting a little Olympus E-P3 which will record beautiful images and if it gets stolen or damaged, I'll simply buy a new one.
What about the wonderful lenses? Sharp corner to corner even wide open!
digby dart: Don't be surprised to see Fuji associated with Leica system somewhere along the line, Fuji's industrial might would be a fine association for camera sensor and lens manufacturing.
A format between aps-c and full frame makes a lot of sense especially with Fuji's announced plans to take on Nikon for market share, something Leica would be keen to capitalize on.
Fuji has shown Leica what the x1 should have been by producing the x100, that would certainly not have gone unnoticed by Leica. Both parties would bring a lot to the market in a new venture. Time will tell.
The appeal of Leica to me is the very high quality of their lenses. If the new lenses are not made by Leica and to the same quality as their M-series lenses then I see little point in buying the proposed new camera.
opticaloptimum: The sad thing is that software cannot fix the X100's main weakness: that the lens is very soft when wide open, especially when focussed close. This is stated clearly in the DPReview review and is evident in the review's photo of a little girl, whose face is not sharp even though in the centre of the picture. What is the point of having a f2.0 lens if it cannot take sharp pictures? The main use of f2.0 for me would be portraits where the face is sharp but the background is out of focus. In my opinion the X100 fails in this respect. It seems that Fuji gave keeping the lens small priority over being sharp.
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SanDisk and Super Micro Computer Announce Design Win for ULLtraDIMM™, Industry's First Ultra-Low Latency SSD
Award-winning ULLtraDIMM SSD to be Shipped in Super Micro Computer, Inc.'s Green Computing Server and Storage Solutions
Milpitas, Calif., August 6, 2014 – SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), a global leader in flash storage solutions, and Super Micro Computer, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI), today announced that the SanDisk ULLtraDIMM™ solid state drive (SSD), the industry's first enterprise-class, ultra-low latency, memory-channel connected storage solution, will begin shipping in Supermicro's Green SuperServer® and SuperStorage platforms. Adding flash storage on the memory bus provides Supermicro® with a powerful solution to help customers address growing data center application performance requirements without a significant infrastructure investment.
"The ULLtraDIMM SSD was designed to expand the reach of flash storage throughout the data center and scale to meet the requirements of any enterprise application - no matter how bandwidth or capacity intensive," said John Scaramuzzo, senior vice president and general manager, Enterprise Storage Solutions at SanDisk. "We are very excited to partner with Supermicro in offering this innovative, ultra-low latency storage solution to help their customers accelerate the performance of their cloud, virtualization, HPC and other applications and experience the benefits of a flash-transformed data center."
According to IDC, by 2015 big data workloads will be one of the fastest-growing contributors to storage in the cloud . With data being generated, processed and stored at unprecedented levels, and IT pressured to accelerate performance and deliver real-time access to information, enterprises are increasingly turning to flash-based, low-latency storage solutions.
Eric Burgener, research director for IDC's storage practice, said: "Memory channel storage options like SanDisk's ULLtraDIMM consistently deliver lower storage latencies than data center SAN solutions can. There are a number of different application environments, including database, VDI, and mixed virtual workloads, that can directly benefit from these types of lower latencies, and more and more organizations are deploying them. With this design win under its belt, it's clear that SanDisk's partners are seeing a good market opportunity for these types of host-based storage solutions."
Supermicro tested the 200GB and 400GB* capacities of the ULLtraDIMM SSD under a variety of enterprise workloads and end-user scenarios. The benchmarks showed that the ULLtraDIMM SSD provides the lowest latency storage option available today.
"Supermicro leads the industry with the widest range of innovative, high performance, green computing solutions and delivers the lowest latency server and storage platforms on the market with SanDisk's ULLtraDIMM technology," said said Wally Liaw, Sr. Vice President of Sales at Supermicro. "With complete in-memory compute optimized solutions, we offer the most cost-effective path to scalable, ultra-low latency performance for mission-critical, data-intensive workloads in data center, cloud, enterprise, virtualization, financial Services and HPC applications."
The award-winning ULLtraDIMM SSD can be integrated into an existing DIMM slot, which removes the performance bottleneck from the storage subsystem . This ensures ultra-low latency in business applications and results in improved application response times. Additionally, adding ULLtraDIMM SSDs to systems can scale performance and capacity without impacting latency. This creates new opportunities for server system designs to support use cases that require extremely fast storage, such as VDI, transaction processing, virtualization, and cloud computing.
The ULLtraDIMM SSD, which was developed in partnership with Diablo Technologies, is expected to begin shipping in Supermicro's SuperServer and SuperStorage platforms in Q4 2014. For more information about SanDisk's ULLtraDIMM SSD, please visit www.sandisk.com/enterprise. A video on ULLtraDIMM SSD technology can also be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGfpdciV9B4.
Visit SanDisk at Flash Memory Summit
Information and demos of SanDisk's full line of hardware and software storage solutions—inclusive of the ULLtraDIMM and Fusion-io products—can be gained by visiting booth #204 or #600 during the Flash Memory Summit taking place August 5-7 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Please also join Steve Wozniak for his Fireside Chat on Wednesday, August 6 at 11:40am and stop by to see one of the booth theater SanDisk Flash Forum presentations to be entered to win a Google Chromebook Pixel and SanDisk Extreme PRO SSD autographed by Steve Wozniak.
About SanDisk
SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company, is a global leader in flash storage solutions. For more than 25 years, SanDisk has expanded the possibilities of storage, providing trusted and innovative products that have transformed the electronics industry. Today, SanDisk's quality, state-of-the-art solutions are at the heart of many of the world's largest data centers, and embedded in advanced smart phones, tablets and PCs. SanDisk's consumer products are available at hundreds of thousands of retail stores worldwide. For more information, visit www.sandisk.com.
About Super Micro Computer Inc. (NASDAQ: SMCI)
Supermicro® (NASDAQ: SMCI), the leading innovator in high-performance, high-efficiency server technology is a premier provider of advanced server Building Block Solutions for Data Center, Cloud Computing, Enterprise IT, Hadoop/Big Data, HPC and Embedded Systems worldwide. Supermicro is committed to protecting the environment through its "We Keep IT Green®" initiative and provides customers with the most energy-efficient, environmentally-friendly solutions available on the market. For more information on Supermicro solutions, visit www.supermicro.com.
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1 Source: IDC Analyst Connection, Flash, Cloud, and Software-Defined Storage: Trends Disrupting the Market, February 2014.
2 SanDisk's ULLtraDIMM SSD has received several industry awards including the 2014 SSD Innovation Leader awards, the Storage Visions Visionary Products Award, the 2014 BIG Innovation Award and the 2013 SVC Awards.
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My dog loves this toy. As soon as I made it ribbit, he was after it. It's great because the button is easy for the dog to bite on its own, so I don't have to constantly press it. My dog loves this frog!
This toy is a little smaller than I thought (I got the smaller version), but I love the ribbit noise it makes instead of a squeaker!
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This is the cutest little frog toy ever. Instead of being a squeaky toy, it croaks like a frog. It repeats a few times so it keeps my dog playing. Very fun little dog toy!
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These are very small toys and very well made. They make a pleasant soft croaking sound and are easily carried by tiny toy and small dogs. They will last a long time if the dog is not destructive. I highly recommend!
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These include the ability to sync tasks, notes and categories through Entourage 2008 Web Services Edition; the software should also have faster data sync in general, better supporting Exchange e-mail and calendars. A Document Connection module said to improve browsing documents via SharePoint and/or Office Live Workspace, and the suite includes over 200 templates and pieces of clip art. Business Edition is now on sale for $400, or $240 as an upgrade from any other Office suite or program ranging between 98 and 2004.


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Leinenkugel's Big Eddy Über-Oktoberfest If you haven't tried a beer from Leine's "Big Eddy" series you should do so without prejudice. This is high-abv (8.5%) version of the style that is slightly aggressive on the hops (at least for style). Victory Festbier Another amber colored beer with a thin white head, slightly menthol / mint […]More
Märzen Madness 2013 Part 1
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Märzens can range in color from dark (Dunkles Märzen) to light (Helles Märzen). A few German Festbiers are actually not Märzen's but rather Vienna Lagers or Wiezenbiers (in the right direction but still different enough) and are still festival offerings for those brewers. For the most part, many American made Märzens are trying to achieve […]More
Test Flight – Marzen Madness 2012
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More tasting notes on O'Fest beers. Here we have an all American line up Stoudts – Oktoberfest The First lady of American Brewing, Carol Stoudt, makes a number of traditional beer styles with this on target Oktoberfest being one of their best. Lighter in body then some of the others on this page with just […]More
Test Flight – Märzen Madness
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Once again I take a flight with seasonal brews from around the world. And once again I find myself trying to compare a style with very little variation from one brand to another: Märzen or Oktoberfest Beers. No ratings for this solo Test Flight. Just some informal drinking notes. One a day, starting on October […]More
TEST FLIGHT: Beer Camp
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Have you ever bought a mix 12 pack and there was one style in there you just didn't like at all? Beer Camp from Sierra Nevada certainly had the potential for a lot of duds. Well, I was pleasantly surprised with the four varieties in this box. So here they are in order of preference […]More
Best Double IPA Poll
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Tonight at 6pm at The Raleigh Times you'll have a chance to try four great Double IPAs in a flight. Sierra Nevada Hoptimum, Bell's Hop Slam, Founders Double Trouble and Green Flash Imperial IPA! After you've taken your flight I invite you to come back here and vote for your favorite using the poll below! […]More
Revere Beer Week
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The Raleigh Times Presents Revere Beer Week. 5 nights of events leading up to the World Beer Festival in Raleigh. On Monday the Fourth The Raleigh Times & Craft Beer Collective will give you a chance to taste four great Double IPA's side by side. You'll have a chance to vote for your favorite and […]More
TEST FLIGHT: Double IPAs
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Very ambitious blind taste test with no big surprises. One of the highest rated categories on any beer rating website is the Double IPA / Imperial IPA style. While putting this flight together I knew I wanted to have some of the most sought after brands in the line up. Russian River's Pliny The Elder, […]More


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New school year brings fresh sense of stability in Pawtucket
PAWTUCKET - Students and parents should start off the 2014-2015 school year with a new sense of stability and confidence after a year that brought plenty of surprises, say school administrators.
While last year was marked by significant upheaval, including falling ceilings, staffing shortages, and a mid-year superintendent change to name a few, this year promises to kick off with the focus where it should be, said new Supt. Patti DiCenso, on learning and teaching.
School starts for students in grades 1-12 next Tuesday, Aug. 26. For kindergarten students, the first day is next Friday, Aug. 29.
Schools across the district have received extensive upgrades over the summer, said DiCenso. Though there is still plenty of work needing to be paid for through an upcoming school improvement bond, the threat of collapsing ceilings that plagued the district last year is now in the past, she said. Schools are "safer than ever before" after a host of "health and safety" upgrades, she said, and past problems with heating systems have largely been fixed.
The facilities at the biggest work sites, Goff Junior High and Winters Elementary, may not look great for the start of the school year, but final cosmetic touches should be done by the second week of September, according to staff. See a full list of repairs with this story at www.valleybreeze.com .
While the 2013-2014 school year started with many teaching and administrative positions still vacant, this year the school year starts with all key positions filled after retiring staff left earlier than usual, said DiCenso.
For the first time, the Pawtucket School Department will benefit from having a full-time "parent and community coordinator," said DiCenso. Lisa Fonseca, who is bilingual, is "full of energy" and a tremendous asset to the district. Fonseca will be on hand for the first day of school to greet parents and students and will run plenty of programs throughout the year, said DiCenso, including a new parent center.
Students and staff at the two city high schools start the 2014-2015 school year knowing that this will likely be their last year under state-mandated transformation process, said DiCenso. The scores and graduation rates at Shea and Tolman High School are already good enough to boost the schools into "typical" status, said DiCenso, and she sees no reason the "strong" improvement shouldn't continue.
"There's an overall sense of, 'we're going to do this,'" she said. "We have the best kids in Rhode Island, and that's where we're going."
One of the first plans DiCenso formulated after being named interim superintendent in the spring was to "repurpose" the district's math and reading specialists to get them into the field to support teachers and students. Those specialists will work "side by side" with the teachers this year.
"We're making this about moving the schools and having experts in the field," she said. "We're proud of that."
The shift of reading and math specialists is just part of an overall "pragmatic" or sensible approach to using "all of our resources in the schools," said DiCenso. Teaching "supports" are going "back in the building" where they belong to help pull up scores across grades.
Working under a "tight budget" once again, some principals and administrators were moved around this year to fill leadership gaps and save money, said DiCenso.
Despite all the building improvement projects, staff members were still able to run a full summer school to help avoid the "summer slide" that comes with too much time off, said DiCenso.
Some initiatives students can be excited about this year include a new U.S. Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps program at Tolman, renewed participation in the Pawtucket Arts Festival in September, new community volunteer programs, and a new high school photography contest.
For more on the upcoming school year, including a district calendar, visit pawtucket.schooldesk.net .


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Rather than torture myself with this temptation, I Tweeted it and posted here. Hope you don't mind.
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What do you do with the bundles?
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Do with them? Personally, I collect them
Seriously, I don't sew nearly as much as I should (yet, that is.... I will conquer fear soon or be forced to wear rags out of doors, too... not buying clothing when I have such a fabric stash).
I have made a small bag, which barely made a dent in my *first* bundle. I imagine they are good for all the suggestions the seller gives in the description. For the record, here is a description from a "bundle" product page, as it will no doubt be gone soon:
I better not look again I'm a collector too Hope you enjoy.
Dog gone it, I mean really dog gone it. I kept trying to look and our Internet server had our whole little suburb down for most of the day. Looks like I missed it all.
Wish me luck for next time. I bought a mosaic fabric from EOS that I'm crazy about. It's a little over the top for me so I plan to relax the look a bit by just making a shell from the original fabric and then combining that original fabric with other pieces so that the mosaic becomes part of a bigger, more casual mosaic.
Thanks for the heads up, Liz. Maybe I'll be able to catch a bundle next time.
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One of the easiest ways to fulfill your New Year's resolution of healthy eating is to add more veggies to your daily diet. And really, that is not such a difficult task. Vegetables are a delightful part of every meal -- even if we moaned and groaned about them when we were children. They are extremely diverse in their natural flavors, ranging from incredibly sweet to invitingly earthy.
Vegetables can be prepared in a multitude of ways. You can roast them, braise them or saute them -- the possibilities are endless. And there are so many veggie dishes to choose from, you will never tire of incorporating them into your meals. We have put together a handful of recipes to assist you in your goal. From a rich and naturally creamy cauliflower puree to Indian-spiced spinach sauteed in yogurt, you will find keeping to this New Year's resolution a breeze.
Roasted cauliflower florets are mixed with rich pine nuts and naturally-sweet raisins to complete this warm-winter side dish. A trick to maximizing the flavors of the cauliflower is to caramelize it in Mediterranean seasonings before baking. Get the Pan-Roasted Cauliflower with Pine Nuts and Raisins recipe
Escarole is a wonderful component to a winter salad. The slightly bitter green adds a hearty element which is further enhanced by the roasted broccoli. Get the Escarole and Roasted Broccoli Salad with Anchovy Dressing recipe
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Years ago I read an article written by, I think Ann Hyde, that detailed how to insert a back centered zipper that included a little "pocket" at the top to hide the zipper pull. I have spent hours looking for that article, even did a Google search. Does anyone remember ever seeing anything like this about zipper pulls?
Could it be Jennifer Stern's blog post?
It's certainly very close to what I read years ago. Thank you for hellping me with this.
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Really cool stuff!! Really like your attachments. I made a snow plow mount to my garden tractor that is supper strong not like sears makes them!! Good luck
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My friend has a green one with 8 wheels and a gas Kubota engine on it. Its mainly just used for mowing. He has a tree lift and 3 mowing decks as well.
Oh and its got probably close to 7 thousand hrs on it and runs great.
Judd12, the Kohler 16 hp single cylinder was unstoppable but the BS twin 18 was/is definitely stoppable. I agree with the attachments listed. The 16 was the first one I bought, then I burned through BS 18 & 20, then they put in an Onan twin 20 that brought back the good days. I just picked up a 525 with the Kubota 21 hp diesel that'll do me until I find one with the Kubota 28. If you want to see something really awesome, look for a Steiner TurfMaster, a mini Uke truck. Unfortunately I can't step up that high anymore. The water cooled engines last a lot longer than the air cooled ones.
thanks for the reply! Thats interesting that the 16 hp was a better performer than my 18 hp briggs. The local steiner dealer says if I wanted to put in an onan it would be major alterations to the S-16 ($3k plus). I got the steiner for a deal ($500). When you say that you agree with the attachments listed, you mean that they wouldn't work?
I would love to have an old onan ( i heard they don't make them anymore) or even better a kubota gas or diesel but, I really want to get the most out of this steiner. I have seen the turfmaster that you speak of, you being a steiner fan would love to check out mast-leply in apple creek, ohio. They are the biggest steiner dealer in the world and have the most amazing steiner inventory you could dream up. They had the earlier turfmaster and the newer version, the 428 there!
Thanks again for the great info!
There is no replacement for displacement! That big single cylinder and heavy flywheel just kept luggin' on, like the old Johnny Popper John Deeres, and I'd run out of traction before out of power. On the other hand, if it happened to shut off at top dead center and then sat for several days in below freezing weather, I had to turn the crankshaft with a long pipe wrench before the starter would move it. But the BS engines didn't have the torque, so the tiller only worked well in a long-established garden. Since it's a hydrostat, in low range you can run any attachment, but at a crawl. That's why they made both 44" and 48" slip scoops. You can still find Onan/Linamar engines, but it's cheaper to just find a used 420 or 430, even if it needs a new engine.
I had one of the first Turfmasters, way back in the early 80s. I had two, in fact, because the first one developed a crack in an axle housing in a couple of weeks. Then many hoses on the second were rubbing through in a couple of months and they gave me a 420 to replace it. It took them another decade before they rereleased it. Another problem was heat due to the engine placement, but the water-cooled versions are better.
And now you know why I have this username, even if I only use one "r".
that looks like a beast
nice u own a farm or u a lco or???????
nice u own a farm or u a lco or???????
1. Cantoo nice fab work, very creative! I hate prepping and painting my welding projects so most of my welding projects end up unpainted too, plus I never have to worry about scratching the paint. I stumbled on steiners a couple years ago on ebay but I only saw the dozer blade and the mower, I never knew they were so versatile. 2. Is the 430 max the only model that steiner currently sells???? Because on their website that is the only model I could find info on, maybe I just missed the link to their other models.
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Jacobsen sold Steiner just before the crash. The new owner went back to the core product, so the 430 is the only thing they make.
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The company that makes size 2XL racing tights with the gofast stripe down the leg, or the guy that orders them.... They do look pretty sporty though.
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Well if you have been to a Motley Crue concert in the last 10 yrs you would cuss anyone that had anything to do with the Spandex industry....lol
Unless you are an athlete competing in the Olympics, stay the hell out of spandex!
Even heavier riders don't want saddle rubs!! :lol:
Not everyone has your svelte form, Joe.
well I have the saddle bum shorts, I rode in just them the other day, and other than an occasional pich at the calf they were pretty good, so I went with some black and green racing tights. Will try em out saturday. In all seriousness though, 2 XL isnt really that big.
We need bigger pictures. Every angle. Then we can decide how they look. I'm not complaining about 2XL..............
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This thread is totally useless without pictures!
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