Identify generator part
 

My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.

I believe it is a 7500 watt generator.

He is getting me the model number.

It is leaking fuel at the point where the arrow is pointing to.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/05wavyse8m...rator.jpg?dl=0

There is an air filter on the right side of the picture.

The air filter was full of gas.

Can someone identify the metal bowl ?

I am thinking it is a fuel bowl.

Once I know what it is, I can order a replacement gasket.

Thanks,
Andy

Identify generator part
 

On 6/10/2017 6:15 PM, Andy wrote:
My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.

I believe it is a 7500 watt generator.

He is getting me the model number.

It is leaking fuel at the point where the arrow is pointing to.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/05wavyse8m...rator.jpg?dl=0

There is an air filter on the right side of the picture.

The air filter was full of gas.

Can someone identify the metal bowl ?

Float bowl (fuel bowl is close enough for purposes of this discussion)

I am thinking it is a fuel bowl.

Once I know what it is, I can order a replacement gasket.

Air filter should NOT be full of gas and I would concern myself with
whether or not the crank case is full of fuel as well.

Has he run the generator lately? Will it fire up? Lots of white smoke,
gas, etc. spewing from the exhaust?

B&S has had some problems with their needle/float valves crapping out
and sticking open. If that happens, and there is no shutoff on the gas
tank (turned to off between uses), the gasoline can drain from the tank
through the carburetor and into the crank case. If that happens, you
need to repair the valve tip and/or valve seat, drain ALL the oil out of
the crankcase (oil thinned out with gasoline is worthless as a lubricant
for all but the shortest period of time.)

If you find that this scenario matches the present circumstances. . .
Fix the needle valve/seat, change out the oil, and if the generator does
not have a shut off valve, get one and install it and use it between
generator uses.

Further, it will cost a bit more, but don't use gasoline with ethanol
added. If you can find ethanol-free - usually premium grade, use that.
I use it exclusively in my lawn and garden equipment and generator.
Ethanol sucks the life out of those small engines.


Thanks,
Andy

Identify generator part
 

On Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 7:57:15 PM UTC-5, Unquestionably Confused wrote:
On 6/10/2017 6:15 PM, Andy wrote:
My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.

I believe it is a 7500 watt generator.

He is getting me the model number.

It is leaking fuel at the point where the arrow is pointing to.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/05wavyse8m...rator.jpg?dl=0

There is an air filter on the right side of the picture.

The air filter was full of gas.

Can someone identify the metal bowl ?

Float bowl (fuel bowl is close enough for purposes of this discussion)

I am thinking it is a fuel bowl.

Once I know what it is, I can order a replacement gasket.

Air filter should NOT be full of gas and I would concern myself with
whether or not the crank case is full of fuel as well.

Has he run the generator lately? Will it fire up? Lots of white smoke,
gas, etc. spewing from the exhaust?

B&S has had some problems with their needle/float valves crapping out
and sticking open. If that happens, and there is no shutoff on the gas
tank (turned to off between uses), the gasoline can drain from the tank
through the carburetor and into the crank case. If that happens, you
need to repair the valve tip and/or valve seat, drain ALL the oil out of
the crankcase (oil thinned out with gasoline is worthless as a lubricant
for all but the shortest period of time.)

If you find that this scenario matches the present circumstances. . .
Fix the needle valve/seat, change out the oil, and if the generator does
not have a shut off valve, get one and install it and use it between
generator uses.

Further, it will cost a bit more, but don't use gasoline with ethanol
added. If you can find ethanol-free - usually premium grade, use that.
I use it exclusively in my lawn and garden equipment and generator.
Ethanol sucks the life out of those small engines.


Thanks,
Andy


It sounds like B&S is a poorly designed and made generator.

My friend has run the engine for 8.5 hrs,

He should NOT have seen this kind of problem this early.

I am not aware of any gasoline that does not contain ethanol.

I think the govt. mandated all gasoline with ethanol.

Andy

Identify generator part
 

On Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 3:44:16 AM UTC-4, Andy wrote:
On Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 7:57:15 PM UTC-5, Unquestionably Confused wrote:
On 6/10/2017 6:15 PM, Andy wrote:
My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.

I believe it is a 7500 watt generator.

He is getting me the model number.

It is leaking fuel at the point where the arrow is pointing to.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/05wavyse8m...rator.jpg?dl=0

There is an air filter on the right side of the picture.

The air filter was full of gas.

Can someone identify the metal bowl ?

Float bowl (fuel bowl is close enough for purposes of this discussion)

I am thinking it is a fuel bowl.

Once I know what it is, I can order a replacement gasket.

Air filter should NOT be full of gas and I would concern myself with
whether or not the crank case is full of fuel as well.

Has he run the generator lately? Will it fire up? Lots of white smoke,
gas, etc. spewing from the exhaust?

B&S has had some problems with their needle/float valves crapping out
and sticking open. If that happens, and there is no shutoff on the gas
tank (turned to off between uses), the gasoline can drain from the tank
through the carburetor and into the crank case. If that happens, you
need to repair the valve tip and/or valve seat, drain ALL the oil out of
the crankcase (oil thinned out with gasoline is worthless as a lubricant
for all but the shortest period of time.)

If you find that this scenario matches the present circumstances. . .
Fix the needle valve/seat, change out the oil, and if the generator does
not have a shut off valve, get one and install it and use it between
generator uses.

Further, it will cost a bit more, but don't use gasoline with ethanol
added. If you can find ethanol-free - usually premium grade, use that.
I use it exclusively in my lawn and garden equipment and generator.
Ethanol sucks the life out of those small engines.


Thanks,
Andy


It sounds like B&S is a poorly designed and made generator.

My friend has run the engine for 8.5 hrs,

He should NOT have seen this kind of problem this early.

I am not aware of any gasoline that does not contain ethanol.

I think the govt. mandated all gasoline with ethanol.

Andy

IDK about all, eg aviation gasoline, but I haven't seen any place selling ethanol free gas at the pump in the ny/nj area, that's for sure. There is canned ethanol free available which could be fine for a trimmer, but inconvenient and expensive for larger engines.

Identify generator part
 

On 6/11/2017 3:27 AM, trader_4 wrote:
On Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 3:44:16 AM UTC-4, Andy wrote:
On Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 7:57:15 PM UTC-5, Unquestionably Confused wrote:
On 6/10/2017 6:15 PM, Andy wrote:
My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.

I believe it is a 7500 watt generator.

He is getting me the model number.

It is leaking fuel at the point where the arrow is pointing to.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/05wavyse8m...rator.jpg?dl=0

There is an air filter on the right side of the picture.

The air filter was full of gas.

Can someone identify the metal bowl ?
Float bowl (fuel bowl is close enough for purposes of this discussion)
I am thinking it is a fuel bowl.

Once I know what it is, I can order a replacement gasket.
Air filter should NOT be full of gas and I would concern myself with
whether or not the crank case is full of fuel as well.

Has he run the generator lately? Will it fire up? Lots of white smoke,
gas, etc. spewing from the exhaust?

B&S has had some problems with their needle/float valves crapping out
and sticking open. If that happens, and there is no shutoff on the gas
tank (turned to off between uses), the gasoline can drain from the tank
through the carburetor and into the crank case. If that happens, you
need to repair the valve tip and/or valve seat, drain ALL the oil out of
the crankcase (oil thinned out with gasoline is worthless as a lubricant
for all but the shortest period of time.)

If you find that this scenario matches the present circumstances. . .
Fix the needle valve/seat, change out the oil, and if the generator does
not have a shut off valve, get one and install it and use it between
generator uses.

Further, it will cost a bit more, but don't use gasoline with ethanol
added. If you can find ethanol-free - usually premium grade, use that.
I use it exclusively in my lawn and garden equipment and generator.
Ethanol sucks the life out of those small engines.


Thanks,
Andy

It sounds like B&S is a poorly designed and made generator.

My friend has run the engine for 8.5 hrs,

He should NOT have seen this kind of problem this early.

I am not aware of any gasoline that does not contain ethanol.

I think the govt. mandated all gasoline with ethanol.

Andy
IDK about all, eg aviation gasoline, but I haven't seen any place selling ethanol free gas at the pump in the ny/nj area, that's for sure. There is canned ethanol free available which could be fine for a trimmer, but inconvenient and expensive for larger engines.

B&S is a very well designed generator - I have one and have never had
a problem . The OP's friend ****ed up and left eth gas in it to
evaporate and leave gunk . Around here almost every station has at the
very least non-eth premium gas , and many also sell regular . I'm
betting if y'all look at Pure-Gas.org you can find a source for non
ethanol fuel for your yard equipment . I currently have 10 gallons of
non-eth fuel on hand - stabilized of course - for the yard tractor , log
splitter , chainsaws , generator and weed eater . Our motorcycles both
run premium non-eth ... If there was a big enough difference in mileage
to offset the higher price I'd be running it in my cars too .

--

Snag

Identify generator part
 

On 06/11/2017 04:27 AM, trader_4 wrote:
IDK about all, eg aviation gasoline, but I haven't seen any place selling ethanol free gas at the pump in the ny/nj area, that's for sure.

Open your eyes, Lefty! ;-)

https://www.pure-gas.org/

Identify generator part
 

On 6/11/2017 2:44 AM, Andy wrote:
On Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 7:57:15 PM UTC-5, Unquestionably Confused wrote:
On 6/10/2017 6:15 PM, Andy wrote:
My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.


[snip]

Further, it will cost a bit more, but don't use gasoline with ethanol
added. If you can find ethanol-free - usually premium grade, use that.
I use it exclusively in my lawn and garden equipment and generator.
Ethanol sucks the life out of those small engines.


Thanks,
Andy


It sounds like B&S is a poorly designed and made generator.

Engine! No indication the generator is defective.


My friend has run the engine for 8.5 hrs,

He should NOT have seen this kind of problem this early.

Agreed, but if he left the engine filled with gas and didn't run it dry,
the ethanol could still be culprit.


I am not aware of any gasoline that does not contain ethanol.

I think the govt. mandated all gasoline with ethanol.

Generally correct, but some states - Wisconsin being one - allow for
ethanol free fuel in the premium grade. I'm close to the state line and
it's no biggie for me to go fill up a couple of Jerry cans I keep up to
40 gallons on premises for the lawn mower and generator. I can even
find it in several rural towns here in Illinois but wouldn't be driving
that far to get it there.

For 2 cycle engine - typically lower full consumption in total - they
make an excellent pre-mixed fuel which has the proper proportion of
2-cycle oil added and uses high octane non-ethanol gas. It will remain
stable two years after opening. Pricey on its face but not when you
consider the service calls it saves. So long as I'm getting the premium
fuel w/o ethanol, I make up my own 2 cycle fuel.

For ethanol-free fuel near you (or near anyone else), check out this
site: https://www.pure-gas.org/

Identify generator part
 

On 6/11/2017 3:27 AM, trader_4 wrote:
On Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 3:44:16 AM UTC-4, Andy wrote:
On Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 7:57:15 PM UTC-5, Unquestionably Confused wrote:
On 6/10/2017 6:15 PM, Andy wrote:
My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.

I

[snip]

He should NOT have seen this kind of problem this early.

I am not aware of any gasoline that does not contain ethanol.

I think the govt. mandated all gasoline with ethanol.

Andy

IDK about all, eg aviation gasoline, but I haven't seen any place selling ethanol free gas at the pump in the ny/nj area, that's for sure. There is canned ethanol free available which could be fine for a trimmer, but inconvenient and expensive for larger engines.

As mentioned by me and Terry, check out https://www.pure-gas.org/

NJ is pretty much a vast wasteland for ethanol-free fuel, but NY seems
to have quite a few places where it's available. Again, the BIG problem
is not so much using the ethanol laced fuel, it's LEAVING IT SIT IN THE
CARBURETOR and that pretty much goes for ANY fuel. If the equipment
won't be used for a couple of weeks, shut off the fuel while it's
running and run it dry.

Identify generator part
 

On Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 8:14:41 AM UTC-4, Trumpster wrote:
On 06/11/2017 04:27 AM, trader_4 wrote:
IDK about all, eg aviation gasoline, but I haven't seen any place selling ethanol free gas at the pump in the ny/nj area, that's for sure.

Open your eyes, Lefty! ;-)

https://www.pure-gas.org/

That list has 5 places in the entire state of NJ that sell ethanol free. And there may be other barriers too, one is an airport, another "marine" in the name, so they may not sell to walk up customers with a 5 gallon can. All of them are a multi hour trip from where I live, they are in rural areas, not where most of the population is.

And I'm not a lefty either, I'm a conservative with principles who knows a fake, phony, incompetent fraud when he sees one. BTW, is it conservative now to ignore Russian aggression and admire Putin?

Identify generator part
 

On Sat, 10 Jun 2017 16:15:30 -0700 (PDT), Andy
wrote:

My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.

I believe it is a 7500 watt generator.

He is getting me the model number.

It is leaking fuel at the point where the arrow is pointing to.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/05wavyse8m...rator.jpg?dl=0

There is an air filter on the right side of the picture.

The air filter was full of gas.

Can someone identify the metal bowl ?

I am thinking it is a fuel bowl.

Once I know what it is, I can order a replacement gasket.

Thanks,
Andy
It IS the carburetor float bowl, but the gasket is unlikely yo be the
problem. The float valve is leaking. Take it to a reputable small
engine shop and have it repaired. Then use ONLY ethanol free fuel, and
turn off the fuel or drain the tankwhen not in use.

Identify generator part
 

On Sun, 11 Jun 2017 00:44:11 -0700 (PDT), Andy
wrote:

On Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 7:57:15 PM UTC-5, Unquestionably Confused wrote:
On 6/10/2017 6:15 PM, Andy wrote:
My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.

I believe it is a 7500 watt generator.

He is getting me the model number.

It is leaking fuel at the point where the arrow is pointing to.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/05wavyse8m...rator.jpg?dl=0

There is an air filter on the right side of the picture.

The air filter was full of gas.

Can someone identify the metal bowl ?

Float bowl (fuel bowl is close enough for purposes of this discussion)

I am thinking it is a fuel bowl.

Once I know what it is, I can order a replacement gasket.

Air filter should NOT be full of gas and I would concern myself with
whether or not the crank case is full of fuel as well.

Has he run the generator lately? Will it fire up? Lots of white smoke,
gas, etc. spewing from the exhaust?

B&S has had some problems with their needle/float valves crapping out
and sticking open. If that happens, and there is no shutoff on the gas
tank (turned to off between uses), the gasoline can drain from the tank
through the carburetor and into the crank case. If that happens, you
need to repair the valve tip and/or valve seat, drain ALL the oil out of
the crankcase (oil thinned out with gasoline is worthless as a lubricant
for all but the shortest period of time.)

If you find that this scenario matches the present circumstances. . .
Fix the needle valve/seat, change out the oil, and if the generator does
not have a shut off valve, get one and install it and use it between
generator uses.

Further, it will cost a bit more, but don't use gasoline with ethanol
added. If you can find ethanol-free - usually premium grade, use that.
I use it exclusively in my lawn and garden equipment and generator.
Ethanol sucks the life out of those small engines.


Thanks,
Andy


It sounds like B&S is a poorly designed and made generator.

My friend has run the engine for 8.5 hrs,

He should NOT have seen this kind of problem this early.

I am not aware of any gasoline that does not contain ethanol.

I think the govt. mandated all gasoline with ethanol.

Andy
It's not the 8.5 hours of running, it's the months of sitting -
Not sure where you are but ethanol free fuel is generally available at
any marina.The ethanol mandate just states, generally, that x% of all
fuel sold in the state/province/area/whatever consist of ethanol. How
the fuel company arrives at that target is up to them . MANY companies
put 10% ethanol in all of their refular fuel and none in thei premium.
In a "mixer" pump, that means all mid grade fuel is 5% ethanol. The
small percentage of total fuel sales comprised of premium fuel allows
them to easily meet or excede their ethanol quota. Here in Canada,
Shell premium fuel, for one, has NO ethanol

Identify generator part
 

In alt.home.repair, on Sun, 11 Jun 2017 06:31:32 -0500, Terry Coombs
wrote:

On 6/11/2017 3:27 AM, trader_4 wrote:
On Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 3:44:16 AM UTC-4, Andy wrote:
On Saturday, June 10, 2017 at 7:57:15 PM UTC-5, Unquestionably Confused wrote:
On 6/10/2017 6:15 PM, Andy wrote:
My friend has a Briggs and Stratton Elite generator.

I believe it is a 7500 watt generator.

He is getting me the model number.

It is leaking fuel at the point where the arrow is pointing to.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/05wavyse8m...rator.jpg?dl=0

There is an air filter on the right side of the picture.

The air filter was full of gas.

Can someone identify the metal bowl ?
Float bowl (fuel bowl is close enough for purposes of this discussion)
I am thinking it is a fuel bowl.

Once I know what it is, I can order a replacement gasket.
Air filter should NOT be full of gas and I would concern myself with
whether or not the crank case is full of fuel as well.

Has he run the generator lately? Will it fire up? Lots of white smoke,
gas, etc. spewing from the exhaust?

B&S has had some problems with their needle/float valves crapping out
and sticking open. If that happens, and there is no shutoff on the gas
tank (turned to off between uses), the gasoline can drain from the tank
through the carburetor and into the crank case. If that happens, you
need to repair the valve tip and/or valve seat, drain ALL the oil out of
the crankcase (oil thinned out with gasoline is worthless as a lubricant
for all but the shortest period of time.)

If you find that this scenario matches the present circumstances. . .
Fix the needle valve/seat, change out the oil, and if the generator does
not have a shut off valve, get one and install it and use it between
generator uses.

Further, it will cost a bit more, but don't use gasoline with ethanol
added. If you can find ethanol-free - usually premium grade, use that.
I use it exclusively in my lawn and garden equipment and generator.
Ethanol sucks the life out of those small engines.


Thanks,
Andy

It sounds like B&S is a poorly designed and made generator.

My friend has run the engine for 8.5 hrs,

He should NOT have seen this kind of problem this early.

I am not aware of any gasoline that does not contain ethanol.

I think the govt. mandated all gasoline with ethanol.

Andy
IDK about all, eg aviation gasoline, but I haven't seen any place selling ethanol free gas at the pump in the ny/nj area, that's for sure. There is canned ethanol free available which could be fine for a trimmer, but inconvenient and expensive for larger engines.

B&S is a very well designed generator - I have one and have never had
a problem . The OP's friend ****ed up and left eth gas in it to
evaporate and leave gunk . Around here almost every station has at the
very least non-eth premium gas , and many also sell regular . I'm

Where do you live. In google maps, I found Snagtown, Snagton,
Snagville, Snagberg, and Snagopolis-St.Paul, but there all in different
states, so I don't know which one is you.

betting if y'all look at Pure-Gas.org you can find a source for non
ethanol fuel for your yard equipment . I currently have 10 gallons of
non-eth fuel on hand - stabilized of course - for the yard tractor , log
splitter , chainsaws , generator and weed eater . Our motorcycles both
run premium non-eth ... If there was a big enough difference in mileage
to offset the higher price I'd be running it in my cars too .

--

Snag

Identify generator part
 

In alt.home.repair, on Sun, 11 Jun 2017 07:01:28 -0700 (PDT), trader_4
wrote:

On Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 8:14:41 AM UTC-4, Trumpster wrote:
On 06/11/2017 04:27 AM, trader_4 wrote:
IDK about all, eg aviation gasoline, but I haven't seen any place selling ethanol free gas at the pump in the ny/nj area, that's for sure.

Open your eyes, Lefty! ;-)

https://www.pure-gas.org/

That list has 5 places in the entire state of NJ that sell ethanol free.

Interesting. There are 47 listed for Md. which is smaller than NJ.

And there may be other barriers too, one is an airport, another "marine" in the name,

11 of those are marinas but one of those is a marina and pub. 5 more
probably are.

One is a Wa-Wa.

Three are Shell stations.

so they may not sell to walk up customers with a 5 gallon can. All of them are a multi hour trip from where I live, they are in rural areas, not where most of the population is.

Three of which I drive by once in a while. Suburbs of Baltimore. No
boats in sight, They sell it in quarts, gallons, and 5-gallon sizes.

And I'm not a lefty either, I'm a conservative

Isn't "lefty" meant to insult liberals? Always looking for a fight?

with principles who knows a fake, phony, incompetent fraud when he sees one.

Even people without principles don't want to be cheated.

Are you saying it doesn't make lawnmowers etc. last longer?

BTW, is it conservative now to ignore Russian aggression and admire Putin?

Yes. See Ronald Reagan's later remarks. Although he was on his death
bed and only Rump was there to hear him.

Identify generator part
 

On Monday, June 12, 2017 at 2:32:42 PM UTC-4, micky wrote:
In alt.home.repair, on Sun, 11 Jun 2017 07:01:28 -0700 (PDT), trader_4
wrote:

On Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 8:14:41 AM UTC-4, Trumpster wrote:
On 06/11/2017 04:27 AM, trader_4 wrote:
IDK about all, eg aviation gasoline, but I haven't seen any place selling ethanol free gas at the pump in the ny/nj area, that's for sure.

Open your eyes, Lefty! ;-)

https://www.pure-gas.org/

That list has 5 places in the entire state of NJ that sell ethanol free.

Interesting. There are 47 listed for Md. which is smaller than NJ.

And there may be other barriers too, one is an airport, another "marine" in the name,

11 of those are marinas but one of those is a marina and pub. 5 more
probably are.

One is a Wa-Wa.

Three are Shell stations.

so they may not sell to walk up customers with a 5 gallon can. All of them are a multi hour trip from where I live, they are in rural areas, not where most of the population is.

Three of which I drive by once in a while. Suburbs of Baltimore. No
boats in sight, They sell it in quarts, gallons, and 5-gallon sizes.


And I'm not a lefty either, I'm a conservative

Isn't "lefty" meant to insult liberals? Always looking for a fight?


Always incapable of following a discussion? I didn't bring "lefty" into it, the poster I responded to did that.



with principles who knows a fake, phony, incompetent fraud when he sees one.

Even people without principles don't want to be cheated.

Are you saying it doesn't make lawnmowers etc. last longer?

BTW, is it conservative now to ignore Russian aggression and admire Putin?

Yes. See Ronald Reagan's later remarks.

Reagan didn't make any remarks about Putin, his rise to power was long after Reagan stopped making comments about anything. Reagan's experience with Russia ended with Gorbachev and the early years of Yeltsin, ending in the early 90s. That was an entirely different Russia from what we have today. Don't you libs know any history?



Although he was on his death
bed and only Rump was there to hear him.

Have you stopped talking your medication again?

Identify generator part
 

In alt.home.repair, on Mon, 12 Jun 2017 14:13:03 -0700 (PDT), trader_4
wrote:

On Monday, June 12, 2017 at 2:32:42 PM UTC-4, micky wrote:
In alt.home.repair, on Sun, 11 Jun 2017 07:01:28 -0700 (PDT), trader_4
wrote:

On Sunday, June 11, 2017 at 8:14:41 AM UTC-4, Trumpster wrote:
On 06/11/2017 04:27 AM, trader_4 wrote:
IDK about all, eg aviation gasoline, but I haven't seen any place selling ethanol free gas at the pump in the ny/nj area, that's for sure.

Open your eyes, Lefty! ;-)

https://www.pure-gas.org/

That list has 5 places in the entire state of NJ that sell ethanol free.

Interesting. There are 47 listed for Md. which is smaller than NJ.

And there may be other barriers too, one is an airport, another "marine" in the name,

11 of those are marinas but one of those is a marina and pub. 5 more
probably are.

One is a Wa-Wa.

Three are Shell stations.

so they may not sell to walk up customers with a 5 gallon can. All of them are a multi hour trip from where I live, they are in rural areas, not where most of the population is.

Three of which I drive by once in a while. Suburbs of Baltimore. No
boats in sight, They sell it in quarts, gallons, and 5-gallon sizes.


And I'm not a lefty either, I'm a conservative

Isn't "lefty" meant to insult liberals? Always looking for a fight?


Always incapable of following a discussion? I didn't bring "lefty" into it, the poster I responded to did that.

I didn't read that one (It's a compliment to you that I started with
yours.) My apology.

with principles who knows a fake, phony, incompetent fraud when he sees one.

Even people without principles don't want to be cheated.

Are you saying it doesn't make lawnmowers etc. last longer?

BTW, is it conservative now to ignore Russian aggression and admire Putin?

Yes. See Ronald Reagan's later remarks.

Reagan didn't make any remarks about Putin, his rise to power was long after Reagan stopped making comments about anything

Yes, I know. I think everyone on Usenet knows.

. Reagan's experience with Russia ended with Gorbachev and the early years of Yeltsin, ending in the early 90s. That was an entirely different Russia from what we have today. Don't you libs know any history?

Although he was on his death
bed and only Rump was there to hear him.

Have you stopped talking your medication again?

Incapable of discerning sarcasm?