Firewood Season Is Here: How to Cut, Split, and Season Your Winter Wood
The 20 percent moisture rule, free 12-cord permits in the Panhandle forests, and the safety gear that keeps firewood season safe. How to get your winter wood in right.
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Seasonal tips, service reminders, announcements, and updates from Librandi Outdoor Power.
Ethanol, Stale Gas, and Small Engines: The Fuel Guide That Saves You a Carburetor
Bad fuel is the number one reason outdoor power equipment ends up on the repair bench, and almost all of it is preventable. Here is exactly what ethanol and stale gas do to a small engine, why E15 is illegal in your mower, and how a few dollars of the right fuel saves you a carburetor.
Summer Lawn Mower Care: Keep Your Equipment Running Through the Heat
July and August are the hardest months of the year on your lawn and on the equipment that cuts it. Between the heat, the dust, and the long mowing season we get in North Idaho, mid-summer is exactly when a neglected mower starts to show it. The good news: summer lawn mower maintenance is mostly […]
5 Reasons to Buy Outdoor Power Equipment From a Local Dealer
Big box stores sell outdoor power equipment, but they cannot service it, advise you, or stand behind it the way a local dealer can. Here is why that matters.
String Trimmer Line Types Explained: Round, Square, and Twisted
Not all trimmer line is the same. Learn the differences between round, square, and twisted string trimmer line types so you pick the right one.
Getting Your Snow Blower Ready Before the First Storm
Do not wait until the first snowfall to find out your snow blower will not start. Here is a pre-season checklist for North Idaho winters.
When to Repair vs Replace Your Outdoor Power Equipment
Is it worth repairing your old mower or chainsaw, or is it time for a new one? Here is a practical framework for making that decision.
Gas vs Battery Powered Equipment: Which Is Right for You?
Battery technology has come a long way, but gas still dominates commercial use. Here is an honest comparison to help you decide which power source fits.
How to Winterize Your Outdoor Power Equipment the Right Way
Proper winterization prevents costly repairs in spring. Here is how to store your mower, trimmer, blower, and chainsaw for the North Idaho winter.
Chainsaw Maintenance 101: Keep Your Saw Cutting Clean and Safe
A well-maintained chainsaw is a safe chainsaw. Learn the essential chainsaw maintenance steps every owner should know, from chain tension to bar care.
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