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For sale in the Greensburg Pa area. (2) one gallon jugs unopened Rotella T6 0w40 oil Bought for my jet skis but sold them. No shipping, local pick up.

I have a similar unit and use it in cars and houses. It works but I am cautious about the degradation it can cause if over used in a space.

How old is the gas? If it is from last season, run it.

Mine clicks multiple times during a charge sequence. Has always done that. Not in rapid succession though.

We keep a retirement home in SWFL, Estero/Bonita/Naples area. Single family, 4/3, built in 2020. Insurance is a challenge, but is location dependent. We are 5 miles from the Gulf. We spent under ~2.2k yr for insurance. Not crazy. Not a fan of the political stance here at times, but I like warm...

I have had both. Michelins did better for me on wear. The Conti’s would have been spent by 40k but I traded the truck. I think the Michelins were more responsive for direction control.

I had a weak moment and purchased a ‘24 Tundra 1794. Great looking truck, well loaded with options and a relative bargain. Motor and transmission combination is terrific for driving and towing (I have a 8500 lb boat). However, after living with it for a while all the little things in the truck...

Mine is deposited in my PayPal account.

I bought this the last time the deal was around. Great tool. Super high torque.

Bingo….. HOA living is not for everyone. You give up individual freedoms in exchange for community living, amenities, freedom from maintaining exterior aspects, etc. but it is all clearly spelled out ahead of purchase -IF you read it. This is the biggest issue, buyers not paying attention to...

I am the president of an HOA in a large Florida community. I can see both sides of the argument for and against HOA. In a well run HOA it creates what the article describes. Unfortunately there are plenty of poorly run HOA’s that grab the media attention. Local news doesn’t come to our community...

It was $465 including the flush. Then taxes, etc on top. I chose to pay it as my time make an appointment, to go somewhere else and wait again has value to me. My question was the need for a flush, and them refusing to do a brake job without one. I appreciate everyone’s input, feel like it was fine.

Son’s 2020 Nissan Sentra due for Pa safety inspection (already such a scam). Needed rear brakes and rotors, not surprised. So I had a choice to leave with the car and get the work done elsewhere and get re-inspected, or let them fix it during this appointment. The brakes and rotors were $350 ish...

I have used them on a full size truck and suv. Good tires, solid performance. If they are not noticeably less expensive then the Michelins, I would go Michelin for better tread life.

Didn’t watch the video closely, but I have used several of those products and his results are significantly different, and worse, than my experience. Specifically turtle wax sns and griots 3n1 both give several months of water beading, especially on hoods and roofs, up to 6 months. He did...

If getting a Ram, stay with the lower mileage ones. Warlock or bighorn were decent options.

I have been running boats for over 3 decades. Big blocks, small blocks, outboards, lots of experience. Stay away from large spread oils like 5wxx for marine use. Long runs at high rpm tend to sheer the viscosity improvers. Mobil 1 15w50 is a decent choice, available and budget friendly. Delvac...

^^^^^^ this right here. Driving in rain will remove many coatings quickly where the spray hits.

Have used the 3n1 often, cars and boats. It hold up well, good durability. It is reasonably easy to apply, just watch for high spots and a little streaking every now and then. Tests show 9-12 month durability, I get 5-6 in real world use, good for a wipe on wipe off coating.

I have purchased a lot of new cars, maybe 60 or so over all my years. It is a game, and I understand it. Never offended, but have walked many times. I am straight when I walk in. I tell them exactly what I want, we look, drive. I tell them we have 30 minutes to strike a deal, no more. Works most...