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Yuengling in a bottle is great, hate it in a can.

re: Best way to get rid of geckos

Posted by Geauxkart on 9/16/26 at 2:42 pm to
Chickens, but then you need to get rid of the chicken poop...
Very underestimated impact by most. I've had a few elderly folks ride in our tesla with FSD, their immediate response is how much it could impact their lives in the very near future as they have become less comfortable driving.

re: Brake System for Toad Vehicle

Posted by Geauxkart on 7/30/26 at 6:04 am to
How big of a toad being towed?

re: Google Maps is a time machine

Posted by Geauxkart on 4/20/26 at 4:51 pm to
2016 Flood has a few pics in the Prairieville area, pretty cool to see.
Landscape Depot near airline and 42 in P-ville.

re: Flushing Tankless Water Heater

Posted by Geauxkart on 2/19/26 at 10:52 am to
I have to agree, just did mine a few weeks ago, had been 3 years, almost nothing came out in the solution.
I ran into something very similar with my bad boy mower. After a little internet sleuthing - I found a relatively common problem that a lot of these mowers share.
The trigger wire for the solenoid can have a voltage drop when cranking, causing it to not trigger the solenoid reliably. Dirty key contacts, poor wiring from the OEM, corroded contacts, etc.

Try running a small jumper from the battery +12 to the trigger input on the mower and see if it starts reliably.

If so, you can add a relay to the trigger / start signal to clean this up.
250Watt UFO LED lights, with a 0-10V controller.
Can go incredibly bright, or dim. when you want it. I typically keep mine at about 40%.

These: LINK
penfed.org - not local, but certainly accessible.
Get some chickens, they disappear quickly.

re: Lawnmower smoke

Posted by Geauxkart on 8/3/25 at 3:11 pm to
Probably a little oil seeping past the piston rings when at rest. My mower does it as well. Never noticed significant consumption of oil though. I think you'll be fine.
Look at the strainer / pickup tube and check valve in the fuel tank. Have had similar issues as you and this was the culprit.

re: Poverty Point LA

Posted by Geauxkart on 6/2/25 at 1:24 pm to
Pretty interesting site, incredibly old. Worth spending a few hours there and doing the guided tour.

The campground for RVs is about 20 minutes away from the park.
I had a boat that got termites.
Took it to the landfill towards Donaldsonville and they picked it off the trailer with a forklift. Was very easy.