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Good to hear. Mine always claims their bin container is full. When you accumulate as much as I do, it's too much oil to keep dragging around trying to find a place to take it.

Sorry I guess I really answer your question. We use it primary for burning the waste oil and occasionally for sitting around outside the shop have beers. They are great if you have a little space. There are many types and different sizes.

They are outdoor use only and aren't suggested for use with waste oil as a disclaimer. Originally used for the orchard groves years ago. People mostly use them with diesel or kerosene, and you can achieve quite a flame if you desire :love:. They do put off a good amount of heat and sometimes...

Love my Smudge Pot. I burned 7 gallons of transmission fluid/used diesel oil mix the other day. For someone who accumulates so much waste oil, this is one of my favorite shop tools. You can make it burn extremely clean with the right venting. This photo is a screen shot of ol' smudgy working...

The CX-30 we had was a great vehicle. The only reason we sold it was due to the fuel tank size. For our particular driving situation at that time, we needed/preferred a longer range. We had the NA and always wished we tried the turbo just for grins. Even here in CO, the NA was just fine. The...

Corolla or a Mazda 3 are the only cars I would consider. Even if it had to be a year or two old. Wouldn't a Nissan or a VW with a ten-foot pole :sick:.

Sorry, I can't answer that one. Give them a call, I'm sure they can answer your questions. You won't be disappointed. Sold my Hobart 210 MVP and the other shop welders also. These are such good quality machines for the money.

With what is happening with the tokenization of everything, and transitioning to the digital economy worldwide, people are still clueless.

https://primeweld.com/products/mig180-mig-welder-with-spool-gun I'm sold on Prime Weld machines. I have the larger 185 Mig and the 225 Tig. I don't even use my Everlast machine anymore. The PW machines are built tough, and their customer service is top notch if you ever need anything. The way...

I do a HDEO and 25% MMO run for 5k every other year. Not sure if it has anything to do with the cleanliness of the top end but something is working.

Here is my 2008 1zz fe . IIRC, this was at about 175k.

Can Am XCR RR on 35" Nitto Trail Graplers

KRX 1000 on 35" Maxxis Roxxzilla's

HMCM Nice job! You are on the right track. Thank you for your service.

Nice Taco! Reminds me that I need to drive my LC more. I bought it two months ago and don't even have 900 miles on it yet. I keep driving the beater Matrix out of habit 🤣

With those percentages, take a look at the V-Strom. I had a 650 Wee strom that was a fantastic bike. Not the best for a lot of offroad, but 20% would be just fine. They are bulletproof and priced very competitively.

At least you found out what is going on in there.

https://www.advpulse.com/adv-news/ktm-addresses-financial-losses-quality-issues-plans-for-redemption/

Hopefully they can right the ship - https://newatlas.com/motorcycles/ktm-financial-woes-losses/

The V strom and Tenere are pretty much street bikes IMO. Of what you posted, the Honda Africa Twin is most likely the best bet for on and off-road balance. KTM is having all sorts of issues these days so I would stay away personally.