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In my area, most used ones are15K or more unless it has a bunch of miles or is 8 to 10 years old. I have see some listed recently for close to 20K. I commented to my wife the other day that used side X sides seem to cost more than used Jeep Wranglers. Crazy.

My bank charges 10 bucks to send a wire transfer, nothing to receive one. That's not more than a certified check

Yep, correct. Last vehicle I sold I received a wire transfer. Funds show up almost immediately and the rep at my bank said it was perfectly safe.

Wire transfer from buyer account directly to your account

I'm in west central Pennsylvania. There had been only one station near me with non-ethanol gas, a Kwik Fill. Recently, Sheetz has started selling non-ethanol gas and most of those stations near me seem to have it. With so many Sheetz stores in Pennsylvania, non-ethanol should be easy to find now.

It looks like there is reinforcement at the bottom of the pleats where the tearing was occurring? Can you confirm that?

Thanks for all the replies. It's very helpful.

TMobile offers a good plan for those age 55+ and I can save on what I pay to Verizon. Can anyone tell me anything good or bad about TMobile?

Where in PA?

This^^, but I use oil dry instead of cat litter. Spread it over the stain, grind it in with your foot, then sweep it up.

I don't change the filter on mine often either. That's the reason I would prefer to use an Ultra because I figured the synthetic media would hold up better than cellulose. I just wasn't sure if there was a reason Fram didn't list the Ultra for that application.

I have a John Deere 1026R with Yanmar diesel. Fram website indicates correct filter is PH6607. Any reason I can't use an ultra in this application?

Please read the article at this link before deciding on the Soresto collar https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/investigations/2021/03/02/seresto-dog-cat-collars-found-harm-pets-humans-epa-records-show/4574753001/?fbclid=IwAR35AXf5isJiNr3owu5Jc1Eqfux-xWOqu80fCGVpNsZkSHoEIzelaIFdJl4

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/ownership/check-out-what-happens-inside-your-engine/ar-BB1eaxrZ?li=BBnb4R5&ocid=hplocalnews

Autoanything.com has sale on Husky liners right now. The WeatherBeaters are $117.59 for front and rear liners or $78.39 if you just want the rear. I have them in my F150 and like them.