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The truck is a 2015, made towards the end of 2014. So that is why I was thinking that might be December 2014. It looks original though, and the truck has misfires on multiple cylinders so I thought I would start with the easy stuff first. This is a Ford F-250 with the 6.2L gasoline engine...

Need help identifying the date code on this coil: If I'm guessing right, it looks like December of 2014 is when this coil was made. Can anyone confirm?

Came across this today and reminds me to make sure to put away chargers and such when I leave the house: BTW, the brown dog only has three legs

IMO, There is no point in it, except to make yourself feel better. The license plate (publicly visible registration number) is required to drive on the public roads. We have companies in town (towing companies) that use ALPR to see what vehicles need towing. They just drive all around parking...

Good Luck - Just be careful and safe. Can't fly if you have a stick in your eye!

When this would happen to us, we would use a fishing pole and a lead sinker (teardrop shape) - throw it over the tree and pull it back until you are on the right limb AND ease the weight down. Tie a small rope to the fishing line and pull it back over so we got both ends of the rope AND start...

And don't forget the Bailey Bill: https://www.masc.sc/uptown/11-2020/economic-development-tools-bailey-bill Especially relevant for historically designated areas and homes.

This is the perfect way to explain it. Thank you for posting this! Maximum variability is less than 7% over the years. Again, amazing chart.

If you would post that I would like to see it. I don't understand how that pertains to housing cycles and the future costs because nothing is static. If what you are saying is the wages are too low right now, I absolutely agree with you. So, the "ratio" is out of whack, then one of two things...

I never said the pricing would come down. I said the cycle will continue as it always has. The 70's saw this type of housing price increase. Then wages caught up. Before the wages increased there was hand wringing and housing concerns. Then, the wages caught up and people started buying...

There are some things that can be done to "pad" your "luck". For example - while in college, don't do an internship with a "meh" company. Intern at a company that will be a positive for you and your career. If you do a respectable job during the internship you will most likely get a job offer...

Light weight, easy to manufacture, less energy to produce, etc. Lighter weight = better fuel economy

Does that include power steering pump use also?

Exactly. They are going to be mad no matter what - so why take the extra work for no pay, and the liability if your hard work fails. Not worth it.

After an A/C compressor fails, I replace the compressor and the condenser, along with the receiver/drier/accumulator and the TXV/Orifice Tube (depends on the make of the car). The remaining parts are back-flushed, and then flushed, until they run clean (including the evaporator). Replacing the...

There are different grades of stainless steel. Some do rust, some are magnetic, some do not rust. My RAM3500 had a stainless exhaust from the factory that lightly rusted and then stopped. Much like the huge power line poles made of metal that are allowed to rust into a "brown" color after...

Take a sawzall to a junkyard and get some stock from there

I have an ‘87 w/o cats. Last year

And this huge study (20,000 surveys) by Microsoft...

Also involves trust by the employees of the employer and their manager. Not so good right now based on this report: https://www.cerby.com/hubfs/State%20of%20employee%20trust%20report.pdf From the report: "Every organization should aspire to a high trust relationship with employees because...