Ditto on the problem of the pull cords being too long and I'm 5'5''not 5'1"! I got a Homelite and had so much trouble with the pull cord that I got it off the reel during the first hour of use. Took it in and had it repaired and had the same thing happen the next time. It is a lost cause for me. It is physically impossible to hold it down and pull the cord all of the way out....totally enfruiating and I don't give up easily....I can start my Troybilt and our snapper mower with their pull cords. Everyone I know has told me to get a Stihl and so I'm saving for one. My all time FAVORITE power tool is my DR All Terrain Mower (12.5 hp Enduro)). I call it my full body workout machine and have used it extensively on rough ground for 5+ years......nothing is better on blackberries...it gets into all of the places that are too tight or too scary (tippy) for the John Deere 750. jwww

Thanks Harlemvacguy but are you saying to FIRST put that yellow wire AND the red wire into the time delay terminal on the left side and then put the white wire on the right side with the greenish blue wire on the right side of the time delay? The reason I asked is that you gave me the impression that not ALL of the wires would be going to the time delay box and that would surprise me since the terminal clip is way to big to just have one small thermostat wire in it by itself. Just want to be sure. Not sure if low voltage wires hooked wrong can still damage something else besides just blowing a fuse. Here is what I still am thinking but still need advise before trying anything: 1. red, white, and orange yellowish wire on left time delay terminal and green bluish wire on right side terminal 2. OR Just put orange yellowish on left terminal with the white wire, and red on other side with the greenish blue wire that is already in place. Any advise appreciated! This post was edited by henry4321 on Wed, Oct 1, 14 at 18:17

The 2 of 3 Weed Eater Hedge Trimmers that I am keeping started fine this morning with some good Quick Whips (that my friend knew to give them). With use I feel the starting and using will get better. Hopefully I will be released in 2 months after 12 with a good bill of health. I hope they can show me I am fully fused. I will still question My Dr about the “Quick Whip Motion” as safe to start the Hedge Trimmer and Bouncing trying my Deer 92 30” Riding Mower. I will feel it’s safe to “Flip 12” Firewood onto my log splitter to quarter. Plus, to use my Electric Chainsaws as Needed to Clean-up Firewood hauled in with help. I had logs cut in half last winter to work in my 10 lbs limit that moved to 30 lbs above the head. I feel it was above 30 lbs to my waste but I stayed at 30 lbs and 6” dia. My friend that service small gas Engines harvest 4”-6”dia firewood. 12”-14” lengths wood for his small Fireplace and Cast Iron Chiminea. I have helped for wood up to 12” with him handling the 8-12”. We are ready for the winter with seasoned wood and wood seasoning…

From what I remember during the is chia a good thing to add to my diet days...I figured they were a good alternative to flax seeds in smoothies when I didn't have any pre-ground up flax in the house (I grind about a week's worth at a time and keep in the fridge). The reason being that chia seeds didn't need to be ground to get the benefits, of which there are many, from what I read. I would suggest that next time you buy a bag, get the unground variety and see if that helps with the teeth situation. I will get the seeds stuck in my teeth sometimes, but everything gets stuck in there anyways... ETA, I don't soak mine, for what it's worth.