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Guy who chained dog to Post and fled the storm caught https://apple.news/AL86M6gebSSayxOzs-cBMag

Medical bills, doctor's statements, prescription bills, etc. The illness occurred within the travel period, so it was covered. Glad we had it.

I bought the insurance for a trip we made to Fairbanks. Paid for itself when we got covid (probably from the airport or the plane ride). Anyway, worth every penny. Have you been to Fairbanks before?

No pictures in the Reddit thread - looks deleted by the OP. Okay, what is a BJP1?

Probably Charleston

A filter will work fine on that as long as you keep changing it frequently at first. I used a WIX 33033 for my power steering fluid filtering and it worked very well. Start here...

The wear pattern on the major gear looks completely worn out. Unit might be stopping due to overcurrent condition due to gear teeth.

Go here for help: https://opeforum.com/forums/chainsaws.33/ Great forum

KrisZ hit the nail on the head. On the other forums I frequent (3.6L engine), the oil filter assembly (OFA) is not always the problem. Some of the first OFAs would indeed crack, but that issue was resolved (side note - OFAs were made in multiple places over the years). Now the issue is the...

GITI has a plant in Chester, SC. Continental has a plant in Sumter, SC. Michelin, made in Greenville, SC.

Riding a bike as a kid was a necessary way to get around and see your friends, meet new ones, and generally have a "life". Now, it's tightly scripted with after-school activities, planned weekends, and being driven everywhere. Also, talking with your friends necessitated being in person, as...

So true. Army DFAC compared to an Air Force DFAC is McD's to Ruth's Chris. :ROFLMAO:

Not seeing it online at Home Depot?

Here is an example of some of the holes in the floor pan. The installer was not a pro by any means, IMO. Multiple holes drilled and then only installed one screw, so was maybe trying to "pre-drill" holes, but kept putting the holes in the wrong place. So, drill another one! Rust...

Screws are 5/16" hex head, so probably a #10 or #12 size hole. I'll post a picture of an example of the holes.

I think the pop rivets would poke through the floor covering. It's not carpet - it's that plastic used on work truck floors

Self tapping screws, 5/16" hex head (not sure of the size).

I bought a 2015 F-250 that was in it's previous life was a patrol vehicle. Lot's of screw holes in the floor areas (computer mounts, radio mounts, etc). What is the best way to make sure these don't start to rust out since the galvanizing on the sheet metal is damaged and punctured? Screws...

GON, it looks like the date code on your coil is March of 2015. Here is my picture: I am guessing, but I believe the second line is the date code (1412 so December 2014). Would you concur with this speculation?

I can’t find a supersession chart either for this coil so I can figure out when it was installed