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Yup.

Agreed. More so since the car is still under warranty.

Renting versus buying one time tools can be a tough decision. My wife and I are replacing the carpet in the bedrooms of our home with hardwood to match the rest of the house. The problem with renting is that the clock starts ticking as soon as you get home and projects can become more involved...

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In a perfect world? Maybe. Is there debris around the drain? What are you draining the used oil into? How are you keeping dirt out of the used oil? I'm not trying to rain on your parade because I applaude the idea and as you mentioned it is eco friendly. I'm just not sure if it works in the...

That's not a bad plan if your power outage is relatively short. But 2 gallons an hour is 48 gallons a day if you run it 24/7 and gas availability and cost is always a concern during emergency situations. Our son in Bradenton Fl. still has no power and he is out of gas for the EU2000i that I...

I hooked mine up to the 12V DC output. No battery.

My wife took this pic a few years ago as I was leaving down our driveway just before dawn for a cross country ride. I didn't even know that this photo existed until recently.

I talked to one of my old neighbors in Florida last night. He lives in east Bradenton just off the Upper Manatee River that sometimes has flooding issues after summer thunderstorms and is 13 feet above sea level. The Manatee river is a brackish tidal river and since Florida is so flat the river...

1971 Honda SL350 that is going to get freshened up within the next year or so and then I need to decide if it's a long term keeper or not. It's the oldest bike in the stable at the moment.

There are speed bleeders on the market that work well. Buying a good one can get pricey but you get what you pay for. After 30 years of marriage to a shade tree wrencher, my wife knows the routine.:LOL:

Don't stop now.

Nice scores. I usually stay away from anything used that has 'snap-on' on it because they almost always want stupid money for it.

Brake fluid is one of the few things that I don't try to buy in bulk. Even with preventive measures like working on my brakes on low humidity days, moisture gets in and there's no way to get it out. I buy small containers and toss what I don't use that day.

Ammo was cheap back then too. I think that I bought a couple crates for $100 each if I recall correctly. It's 80 years old and corrosive as hell but they fire.

Yup. My $79 Mosin-Nagant is a staple in my collection and as mentioned, I shoulda bought a crate of them.

I love the new tool thread but quality tools can last a long time. I just found an old Craftsman rolling tool chest off of MP for $60 and it's not perfect but I think that it will be functional. Share your last used tool score .

That applies to most battery brands.

The whole Auto RX thing seemed gimicky even back then although many bought into it. It may have worked for some but I stayed away.

That's a great plan. Unfortunately, Toyota limits the free oil change services to two years. Oil & filter change every 10k and just an oil change every 5k is what I've been doing with my wife's Rav4 and that's the plan for my Tundra as well.