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My out of season stuff typically sits 6 months or more, snowmobiles, snowblower, lawn mower, 69 Dart, outboards, jetskis, motorcycles, motorcycles, ice auger, AtVs, weed whacker, etc and I have never once had a problem with anything, even sitting 10 months.

The water was cold.

Some of you may have noticed ( probably not) that I wasn't on the forum the past few weeks. It was because I've been driving a lot, hauling fuel to stations, cardlocks, mines, ranches, etc. I put on a lot of kms hauling fuel, and not a day goes by that when I get home, I'm thankful that...

Yes, you and I know that, but I've actually heard some people say that it goes bad in 3 months. So for the purpose of my example, I said let's use 3 months. Why, because some people are very concerned with how old the gas is, at gas stations. I've yet to experience a gas station myself, where...

That is terrible mileage. Were you towing 100 loaded rail cars, uphill, into a headwind?

That's awesome! Last year, 2024, we sold our old home, and bought a new one. It seemed impossible to find a good realtor, we gave up and sold our home ourselves, and also bought from a private seller. Finding a realtor who is honest, and has ethics, here in Prince George BC Canada, seems...

I do the maintenance on many people's vehicles, have a few questions. 1. 2008 Honda Fit, best spark plugs? 2. 2021 Kia Seltos, best transmission fluid? Thanks

This ^^^^^

Trying to find a new, blue, ford or ram, 1 ton, regular cab, with 8 foot box, and 4x4. Ridiculous that they're not all over.

I was expecting an assembly line video, showing a transit being built in an hour or so.

I like changing the oil in my pickups and cars about every 6000 kms, which is less than 4000 miles. My motorcycles and ATVs about every 2000 kms.

Not when it falls off and kills people. An insecure load is a HUGE deal.

A lot of businesses nowadays like tow companies, live and die on reviews. So make sure you go to every review site, and leave them a horrible review.

Typically several hours.

Amazon truck just left, my new suction toy.

1950 Dodge Power Wagon.

Drill the bottom, tap it to fit a zerk, screw in zero, grease regularly.

Nice saw, I love my husky saws. A 20 inch bar must be for those Christmas tree farms 😂😂😂

For simplicity sake, I switched all my semi trucks to one coolant. I drained them, refilled and drained 4 times with distilled water, and then switched them all to the same coolant, regardless of which engine they have.

We have chickens, and sell eggs for $5 dozen Canadian.