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T6 5w40 from WM is a good option that works well and is priced reasonably.

Thanks Bighorn, I've found a couple of those as direct cross reference swaps but they are more expensive. I was hoping to find something that wasn't on the direct cross chart that would still be compatible and with a cost savings. I'm starting to think that this unicorn does not exist. I agree...

Yes thanks for looking. I tried search thread sizes but couldn't find much. I'm wondering if it has to do the thread pitch. Perhaps it's not very common. I found for china knock off's but I'd rather just stick with the Wix branded or even the OEM is South Korean made for my LS tractor.

Hoping someone can help me out with this. I'm not having any luck searching the inter web trying to find a filter that is either slight shorter or longer than what this Wix filter is. I have plenty of room to use a much longer one if needed. These Wix filters are about $50 each. Many other...

I would use it without even batting an eye. That light surface rust will be coated with hydraulic fluid upon installation and most certainly won't perform any differently.

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Got some range time in with this today. Love this thing so far. Ran about 50 round of American eagle to get the optic sighted in.

I didn't even really like cats much until the wife brought home a couple ferrel kittens that were born in a garage from some random passerby cat. One of them turned into my best little buddy. I'm sorry to hear this and I wish I could say something that would help. Enjoy the time you have with...

My apologies. I received this email from JTP about 6 weeks after emailing them. Here is their response as to who is their blender; Thank you for contacting JTP (Jamison Transportation Products). Our oil is blended and bottled by Taylor Lubricants. We are a small company based in Aurora...

The best thing I have found for fence posts is Henry Wet Patch Extreme Rubberized -...

It looks great, unfortunately I've yet to dial the scope in and just sitting in the safe. I'm having to modify my range due to the idiot neighbor that thought it would be wise to build his house directly behind my backdrop. Hopefully, I'll get a loader in there in the next few weeks to do the...

I **usually** keep the factory fill in for 5k or so in the new vehicles. I decided to get wild and crazy this time an dump the FF on the 25' Crosstrek at 500 miles. I was quite surprised to see light glitter in the oil drain bucket. I've seen a few threads where Subaru's tend to shed quite a...

I would do the drain and fill. 83k is not a big deal.

2024 CanAm X3 XRC RR - Amsoil 5w40 Full Synthetic (UTV oil change kit)

I'm running the Denso TT's in the 2008 & 2009 Corolla's and the 2019 Yaris. They are pretty good plugs and I will continue to use them.

Great find! I love my Matrix. These are such useful little cars.

Mazda does make a nice vehicle. We had the CX30 but the fuel tank was too small for our needs. The limiting driving range was what was the deciding factor on trading it for another vehicle. Interiors are way ahead of others on the same price points.

Funny you mention that about the tires. I just checked the tires on our new Crosstrek and they are crappy 280 treadwear Yokahama's (n)

Thanks, I forgot that Polaris is an outlier in the UTV world and technically speaking, utilizes a dry clutch in their PVT. Regardless, T6 Rotella is a robust oil that many people use for them. Most other UTV's run a wet clutch like system.

Yes, it's the same type as what in pretty much all the Polaris UTV's