[Farmall] Yellow jackets
Dan Glass
dglass at mail.newnanutilities.org
Fri Jul 21 13:59:40 PDT 2006
Be careful with the long distance wasp sprays, since some of them will
take the paint right off.
James Moran wrote:
>Hey, Sloane.....
> Why all the fuss? Rather than gripe about the bugs, learn to embrace the benefits:
> 1. A no-cost theft deterrent.
> 2. Also a labor-savings measure (you can't work when the machine is infested)
>
> While replacing a loose piece of flashing on the roof (up maybe 40 feet) I stirred up a nest of something equipped with stingers. While they hovered I finished nailing and, gratefully, they did not attack.
> You have frequently mentioned your distaste for yellow jackets and their ilk. I, therefore, take it that you have allergic reactions to the stings (beyond the unpleasantness of the actual sting). When I get a situation such as a (paper) wasp nest inside of (let's say) one of the foundation shrubs, I wait until twilight and use one of those "long distance" spray cans. Charlie's WD-40 idea seems sound, though.
> The carb on the Lo-Boy still is acting up. I agree that it is not getting sufficient fuel and, I reckon, the amount of fuel in the float chamber enables it to run briefly and then die. Guess I will have to take it off and give it what for.
> JM
>
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>Hey, Sloane.....<br> Why all the fuss? Rather than gripe about the bugs, learn to embrace the benefits:<br> 1. A no-cost theft deterrent.<br> 2. Also a labor-savings measure (you can't work when the machine is infested)<br> <br> While replacing a loose piece of flashing on the roof (up maybe 40 feet) I stirred up a nest of something equipped with stingers. While they hovered I finished nailing and, gratefully, they did not attack.<br> You have frequently mentioned your distaste for yellow jackets and their ilk. I, therefore, take it that you have allergic reactions to the stings (beyond the unpleasantness of the actual sting). When I get a situation such as a (paper) wasp nest inside of (let's say) one of the foundation shrubs, I wait until twilight and use one of those "long distance" spray cans. Charlie's WD-40 idea seems sound, though.<br> The carb on the Lo-Boy still is acting up. I agree that it is not
> getting sufficient fuel and, I reckon, the amount of fuel in the float chamber enables it to run briefly and then die. Guess I will have to take it off and give it what for.<br> JM<br><p>
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