Recent content by RednekF350

I will bet 100% Asian Tiger. I only associate No-see-ums with salt marsh environments. The Asian Tigers are silent and stealthy, and are active all day, unlike the standard US of A natives. We get killed by them every year in the yard.

I'm guessing you must be fairly close to salt marshes to have a problem with them Bob.. Are you ?

Generic cat. Bobcats have bobbed (short) tails and are more stout in stature.

My tobacco is loving this squirrelly weather, especially the ones in my wife's flower garden that I sneak in every year, even after she says "Don't even think about it!" :) Last year I had two hit 11 feet in height. Not normal for tobacco and I only whack them once with Osmocote 14-14-14.

While driving home at around 4:30 tonight, my wife called to tell me that there was a fire in "our" woods and that the winds were from the south. She was a little frantic because I always told her that we will be cooked like bacon if we get a forest fire and there is a south wind. :eek: Coming...

The sky is the limit Guy! I treat myself to Dogfish Head 120 once in awhile, especially if it’s on tap at Dogfish Head in DE. Ranges from 18-20%, depending on the year. Dreamy, as I once described it. :)

All that Bell's talk had me checking out the Bell's aisle at Canal's in Berlin on Thursday when I was stocking up for this weekend. I grabbed a six of Hazy Hearted, their rendition of a hazy IPA. At 7.5% ABV, it just squeaked into my minimum standards for any beer.. :) Not bad. Clean tasting...

Hankooks? No thanks . My wife had Hankooks on her 2016 Explorer and they were dumpster-worthy at not much more than 30,000 miles. Replaced them with Continentals and she is over 90,000 miles now and might be ready for new sneakers at the end of this year.

Good luck Guy. I suspected CV joints when I asked you back in post #58. CV joints are horrible and don't belong on any vehicle that sees time in the woods, in my opinion. They barely belong on an ATV. Another reason I would never own a Chevy truck. Both of my Ford F-350's have solid axle tubes...

Good brew Bob. Bells was not distributed in NJ until maybe 10 years ago. I was glad to see that happen. I used to get it from my buddy whose daughter lived in SC. I rated it 3.75 out of 5 on Untappd If you ever have the opportunity, try their Hopslam Imperial Double IPA. A walloping 10%er that...

Does it have CV joints on the drive axles?

Thank you Bob, that is a very generous offer. We should be okay though. Dottie can use either of my trucks since she can drive a stick. She doesn't like the size of the white truck and doesn't like driving a stick but she does fine with it.. I am hoping this should only last 6-8 weeks tops and...

I hope your problem is solved Guy! It's good to see people still working on their own stuff. As you know, I'm facing rotator cuff surgery in about three weeks. So, I just bought all the stuff I need for an oil change in my '97 F-350, a diesel fuel filter change on my '02 F-350 and an oil...

What would be the purpose of rubber mounting a differential Guy? That seems crazy. Both of my F-350's have straight iron axle tubes front and rear and are anchored to leaf springs. Any drivetrain movement is managed by greaseable u-joints on the driveshafts. Hopefully the new mounts fix the...

Used the Ben’s Friday night sitting outside the house. Inconclusive because there didn’t seem to be many mosquitoes to start with. It did repel the few that did a fly-by. Used it on the beach yesterday against greenheads and it worked well. I wouldn’t buy it again just because of the faulty...