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agree. they are different, and to your point, most think they are synonymous. My point was to the commenter and tire size\axles snapping deal. And, adding an off road trailer to my jeep would equal overland capabilities. not primo, but good. I argue that the 2500 Suburban would be the best...

1.) Dealing with warranty on the unit is a nightmare, especially when doing it yourself, and this should not be a consideration in your quest 2.)no typical water heater has a built in expansion tank, it is a separate thing. there are things called, "expansion valves" that can be used also...

no.

most are more knowledgeable than me aswell. i think that @wwilson has the same engine in his truck.

31 x10.5 2.5 inch lift I go to Uhwarrie all the times......https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/north-carolina/uwharrie-jeep-trail it is also my Toad behind my RV, so no i dont overland, but close as far as USA standards go.

what is going on here?

Well, 10 miles and black oil is not my experience with diesel engines. Maybe these new things are different. Understand, I dont mean that YOU have neglected the thing meaningfully, but maybe the oil you are using is not doing a good job, or something along those lines. My last Duramax LML...

They are stupid. I dont wish anything bad on most folks, but sometimes loving your neighbor involves a little bit of "pain". If their mall crawler was broke into, and stole all their Yeti gear, I am sure they would not mind the chirp. Maybe a red flag op is in order here?

same in NC, charlotte area. we have conventional, and pro ds in up to 5w30 i think, best deal on name brand oil for sure.

motor oil or diesel will preserve the wood. water will attract termites and eat it.

nearly everyone today eats lab grown stuff

The oil should not be that black in 10 miles, no way. Someone had neglected something somewhere

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I lived in Wyoming for a year, and worked for Key Energy Services on a NG workover rig. Wyoming is no joke.

right my point exactly.......unless you know what is good. back in the day, 31 inch tires were the go go for offroading, maybe 33s on trucks. Anything bigger, and you really need some serious hardware, to be bulletproof. truthfully, that is all you need for 99% of real situation. IMO It also...

i have let one person borrow car of mine my entire life..............

bleach and water. make your own....just dont have too much bleach. i know a pressure washer guy, that is what he uses.

At 3000 miles now. Running like an LS.

such as f. many lexus are this or R iirc i did not know this either until tecently