u/Eisenman_Guitars

Someone put mystery gas in my mule
▲ 9 r/UTV

Someone put mystery gas in my mule

I had an old gas can (with the spout taped off ) that contained mixed gas, maybe oil, maybe some diesel ,other crap that I didn't just want to dump on the ground... Was going to use it to start a bonfire someday

Someone put it in my mule, now it won't start.

I'm getting confused about what I'm finding online for fuel filters, and I won't be in front of the machine for a couple days yet.

Is there just the one filter in the tank, or is there an inline filter?

I'm going to clean out the carburettor, drain the tank, swap out the filter, swap the plugs , what else should I do?

Thanks!

u/Eisenman_Guitars — 1 day ago

Transmission going?

Seem to be sporadically losing gears. Just driving up a steep incline and it slipped out of drive with a hard clunk, got it back into my driveway and I didn't have reverse, then went forward, then had reverse. Seems like an obvious transmission going out thing, but this battery light is throwing me for a loop. Anybody know what's going on? I have the vcm muzzler installed.

u/Eisenman_Guitars — 7 days ago

Erase construction lines

Is there a good way just to toggle off visibility of the construction lines, and all this other stuff in my model?

u/Eisenman_Guitars — 8 days ago
▲ 1 r/Decks

I want my decking to run perpendicular to my house to shed water, but the only plans I can seem to find make it a detached deck, with two girders. My design is simple, 25 ft long along the house, 8 ft wide projecting from the house. Would love to not have to dig the extra footers, and just have one girder. Can someone help me with some insight, or some vocabulary to help me search out this design?

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u/Eisenman_Guitars — 16 days ago

I'm needing to cut the bottom of my vinyl siding to make room for my deck ledger board. Obviously a starter strip won't work, j channel seems like it would only collect the water, how would one terminate/ trim this edge out?

u/Eisenman_Guitars — 19 days ago
▲ 4 r/homeimprovementideas+1 crossposts

I've got this stepped stepped foundation wall/ crawl space kind of situation where I have bare Earth behind a black wall in my basement. I want to put plastic down under the topsoil, to divert any surface water away into a French drain. However, I don't want to lock the dampness into that wall/ into my house. Is there a product that will divert surface water, but also not lock the dampness in? Here's a picture of where I want to put the French drain. I can't put it right up against the house because there's a footing that comes out from where the old porch used to be, and it doesn't seem to make sense to dig below the footer seeing as it's stepped, and there's bare Earth on the other side of the wall.

u/Eisenman_Guitars — 20 days ago