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If you have been changing the oil the engine is probably just about broken in

If this is a landline and you can follow a few detailed instructions you should go to NOMOROBO. I have had it a for several years.

All the banks are starting to adopt this new rule. Wells just sent me a letter saying they are doing the same thing

I guess you can access the oil filter from the top? On my Toyota I have to get underneath to get to the filter.

My Troybilt 5500 drinks 5 gallons in about 8 hours so I too was thinking about getting the much smaller Honda or Harbor Freight. There are a million YouTube videos of both. Most videos seem to give the much cheaper HF a thumbs up. I am pretty sure I am going to pick one up before hurricane...

100% venture travel rewards CC,even for things as little as a dollar. First I get travel points, then have the credit card linked to Mint which tracks all my spending. I have not carried pocket coins in years. Once a year I cannot use a credit card for something less than a dollar, I just leave...

Originally Posted By: bubbatime My sister in law had a rotator cuff surgery. She was worse off AFTER the surgery, then before the surgery. And this is a renowned orthopedic surgeon, one of the best in Florida. If may or may not be better to live with it as is (with some therapy), than the...

So I have had 3, that is right 3, rotator cuff surgeries. You need to see an orthopedic surgeon that specializes in rotator cuff surgery. Only an MRI (expensive) of the shoulder can differentiate between tendonitis, bursitis, or a rotator cuff tear. In my case a popping sound was the inflamed...

I saw someone recommend a good suggestion. Give them the thumbs down. I tried it a few times and it is a non-confrontational/aggressive way to communicate their error.

The recent quality on those vehicles has tanked.

Google is your friend.

Yes, I did this all the time until I hurt my back. Now I really have weigh if the pain is worth it. Hopefully there will be some good Karma so I can get back to helping.

You are wasting time and gas. Drain most of it out and put it in your car. Then run the generator dry.

I spent $250 on a top of the line AGM battery for my V8 Expedition. It died 4 years and one month after I bought it.

Originally Posted By: E150GT My older sister is weird. About 6 years ago she packed up and moved to NYC. She’ll never meet a man because she won’t leave her apartment. She won’t answer anyone’s phone calls. I know she’s alive because she does respond to group texts every once in a while. I wish...

I see my brother once every two or three years. He is a bit of a hermit and thinks poorly of just about everyone. He did a lot of drugs early in his life but has stopped now, and had paranoid hallucinations. They have stopped now but he absolutely believes we were all making fun of him and...

I was in the same position with my Toyota Avalon. I drove 30K a year, almost all highway. While under warranty I was at the dealer every 5K for an oil change. The service writer used to laugh when I pulled up every 2 month. When the power train warranty expired I went to 10K with no hesitation...

Looks like a good idea, I wait for the oil to cool off to barley warm but I have a lot more time to do these things now that I am retired.

Originally Posted By: beanoil Currently running 20w50 VR1 in a pressure washer Honda 160 here. No ill effects. You will not know for many years unless you have scanning electron microscope,

Yeah, like looking out the window