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I agree, but I can get some good deals if patient at Sam's. Sometimes 6 quart boxes as low as $20. Usually between $20 and $30. I do like for ease of use and storing. I agree though at the singleton prices, no way I can justify that.

Daughter's 2003 Ford Focus 2.3 Duratec ZX5 170.8k Miles (6k OCI) I'm wrestling with crankcase ventilation issues, after changing out the PCV Valve/Hose, still struggline (will pull IM again to check oil separator, should have done it while there but didn't have a gasket and didn't want to risk...

361k miles; 1998 Ford Ranger 2.5 (Lima); RWD Manual Probably last oil change as I have a lower mileage replacement engine at a machine shop getting prepped to go in this spring. I suppose I could have waited but it was time and this engine deserves it. I used a Purolator filter and the...

That vehicle is so, so ugly.

Tall red beer and a plate of chicken nachos.

Same as above on my 1998 Ranger. I'll end up restoring it for about 6-8K. New engine, rebuilt transmission and **** near every part including the interior. It's at 360k miles now, I'll drive it til I'm done.

Thanks, I'm pumped. I was still using a 15 year old NiCad PorterCable for all my drilling needs. I'll keep it since it's a hammer drill and one battery still works. I have a fence in bad shape, need to lightly sand and reseal my deck, my irrigation work just got easier, and not soon, but in the...

Pulled the trigger. The brushless, "smart" battery, and tool quantity selection was just too good to pass up. Ended up $320 with tax and shipping. 5 year warranty, and if I want, a good supply of cheap aftermarket batteries, though the OE batteries are not terribly priced. I also liked the aux...

Just got a pair of Trico silicone ceramic on RA for $30. Crazy.

Yo.... SKIL® 20-Volt Brushless Cordless 9-Tool Combo Kit 280 at Menards. That's brushless with the "smart" battery/tool upgrade. Hmm...

Sounds like if you're diligent, you can run closer to spec. If not, go over a bit.

Recycled question... Pros/Cons of someone (re) diving into cordless tool market. Applications: semi-serious DIY. So property work, auto work, home repair, etc, but NOT professional. My main questions are about the brushless value per dollar, need for "ecosystem", warranty, etc. I have a...

I have Rain X Silicone, very quiet (beam). For me now, including Trico, I only go RA. Their prices on wipers is nuts. The Rain X Silicone I think are 25 a pop at walmart, I got them for 13 ea at RA. Things like high end filters, wipers, or other replaceables I like to throw in on an order to...

Do your best, then you will die. It is all, it is enough.

To answer the original question, application is everything, as is the reality of your situation. What are you using it for? What is your budget? How important are certain characteristics? I would never buy a 350 dually because I don't need it and would never use it as intended. Objectively...

sub zero real feel generally means lower chance of snow in Nebraska. "Too cold to snow" is real.

As noted above, if you want best method without replacement, media blast and epoxy primer. Lesser methods are fine, but odds are something will creep in. Since your covering it, you won't know til it's too late, so if it was me and I was using spray on liner, I'd media blast. If not, converter...

Towed home for tool access. Drill, baby, drill. Pulled the lock pin and it now works, just has a hole in it lol. I'll swap it out tomorrow and program the new key. Relatively easy procedure, will be finding teeny tiny metal shavings for the next year probably.

Going to tackle my daughter's 2003 Ford Focus with a stuck ignition lock cylinder. I am hoping I can get it going (it's not at home) so I don't have to tow it. Once I get the key turned, the rest gets easy (replacement on the way). I even found out there's a nice little Dorman option that allows...

Not gonna like the answer, but it's not when the music was made, but what part of your life you listened to it. The stuff from the earlier part of your life will always be "better", because you had no frame of reference. Everything was new. Everything was exciting. Fast forward, you've heard...