If he tells you've got a broken bone and shows you the x-ray, it's probably true. But beyond that, skepticism is called for.I'll be sorry if that's right. On the other hand, I don't believe anything a physician tells me.
If he tells you've got a broken bone and shows you the x-ray, it's probably true. But beyond that, skepticism is called for.I'll be sorry if that's right. On the other hand, I don't believe anything a physician tells me.
I switched to battery weedeaters a few years ago, and last year I bought a Kobalt battery-operated mower. Works great with two 80v batteries that run about 30 minutes each and take 30 minutes each to charge. Just finished my second season with it, and it works like a charm.
"56V" is likely 14 cells in series. The question is, how many in parallel? There should be an Amp-hour rating on the pack that can be used to deduce that.I have all battery operated stuff. The mower is an EGO 56v. I get about an hour out of it, half hour to charge, unless I'm mulching leaves. I have wondered how many cells are in that sucker!
Looks like 14 cellsI have all battery operated stuff. The mower is an EGO 56v. I get about an hour out of it, half hour to charge, unless I'm mulching leaves. I have wondered how many cells are in that sucker!
Ego Battery Review from a Battery Engineer | EGO Customer Community"56V" is likely 14 cells in series. The question is, how many in parallel? There should be an Amp-hour rating on the pack that can be used to deduce that.
Zero FahrenheitI'm certain this has been covered but I'm not going back to dig it up. What temperature are most of you using to store your nicotine-filled, amber bostons?
Perhaps the answer differs on whether the freezer being used doubles as food storage vs dedicated to nic product.??
I'll be sorry if that's right. On the other hand, I don't believe anything a physician tells me.
eGo makes great products. I went back and forth between eGo and Kobalt but wound up getting a deal on the Kobalt with two 80V batteries. I can mow 30 minutes (mulching) with one battery while the other takes 30 minutes to charge, then immediately swap them. I have a one-hour yard.I have all battery operated stuff. The mower is an EGO 56v. I get about an hour out of it, half hour to charge, unless I'm mulching leaves. I have wondered how many cells are in that sucker!
eGo makes great products. I went back and forth between eGo and Kobalt but wound up getting a deal on the Kobalt with two 80V batteries. I can mow 30 minutes (mulching) with one battery while the other takes 30 minutes to charge, then immediately swap them. I have a one-hour yard.
An unexpected perk is that, even though I originally planned to use the mower just for the smaller front yard, it is so light and hassle free to start and run, I wind up push mowing the entire yard most of the time. Only got my riding mower out three or four times all year. Good exercise for an old guy.
Also, I have about 20 eGo attys. Love those things.![]()
Thats a mower I could get behind.I'm not quite ready to give up dead dino juice for my lawnmower, but it's a 4-stroke:
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That's a grownup lawnmower. I never reached that stage.I'm not quite ready to give up dead dino juice for my lawnmower, but it's a 4-stroke:
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It better be grown up, it's roughly 25 years old now!That's a grownup lawnmower. I never reached that stage.
Does the dog mow the grass? If so, I'm gonna buy one of them mowers.I'm not quite ready to give up dead dino juice for my lawnmower, but it's a 4-stroke:
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I prefer my John Deere 717A, I like to ride.I'm not quite ready to give up dead dino juice for my lawnmower, but it's a 4-stroke:
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I’ve never had any of mine break Bronze. Mine have been in my freezer since 2014. They are quite sturdy bottles.Has anyone reported their bostons breaking in the freezer? I have had several people suggest they will break in the freezer. Seeing many people here are storing their nic in bostons in the freezer I would not agree with these people. Particularly using the methods outlined thruout this thread.
Just curious.