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I felt the same way. Now the best cup I make is with a cheaper amazon find called Elite Gourmet HyperChiller that takes pods. I use Sam’s Club house blend and it is truly the best single-serve cup of coffee I’ve ever had. If I’m going for a punch, espresso in the Nespresso.

Yes, you can find them through GAF’s site! I also am paying the difference (~$25 a pipe cover) for them to use the GAF Pivot Collars which are all metal. I was told (the work order says so too) that they will be using all new flashing as well.

And this is GAF HDZ?

They are some nice shingles! I read a lot about them.

Why is that? I was told their LayerLock has essentially stopped any problems and that other manufacturers will copy their design when allowed to.

He did not say, but I can only assume. The contract he sent mentioned nothing of it. Their company has almost 400 reviews online and every single one is 5 stars.

Yes, ice and heat around the entire roof to prevent any side rain/ice/snow! They’re also doing everything you stated including the valleys and edges. Roughly 33 squares although I believe there should be extra. $15,400. It’s by far the cheapest quote we received. We received other quotes...

Hello, all. Our 19 year old architectural roof is on its last legs. As a result, we are replacing it this summer with GAF HDZ shingles. We’re utilizing an Amish company who is certified through GAF. My question is, how do these hold up? The roofer is using GAF’s tiger paw underlayment, ice...

That’s my plan going forward. I have seen a lot of “every other oil change”. I change at around 4,500-5,000 miles so about every 10K moving forward for the zerks.

What’s everyone using for their driveshafts? At 24,000 miles on my 2024 4Runner so I’m right at the time to grease the zerks. Looked at Red n Tacky, Mobil 1, and a few others on the shelf. Completely unknown to me which has (if any) better qualities than the other.

This was the reason I got rid of my 2021 Ranger. Ford has way too involved transmissions which aren’t reliable. Look across the board at their civilian vehicles and their police line. Lots of issues My 2021 Ranger had a $9,200 replacement cost for the transmission. Mine began having issues by...

That would be interesting

It’s what I’ve been using for years in my old EB and now my new 4Runner. Unfortunately others seem to like it since it’s usually almost OOS at my local Walmart

FWIW, I had a Ranger with the 2.3EB. Ended up trading it in because of the quality issues with Ford. Ending up going back to Toyota with the VIN starting with “J” so I know it’s made in Japan. Quality is so much better. A real shame that Ford continues having quality issues.

Sounds like Quaker State Ultimate Durability is good stuff??