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These were designed primarily for fuel mileage. They are rated at 55k miles. They are quiet and smooth. I've got a set on a '23 F-150.

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Rural King's website says it is SN rated. If the temperature outside is above freezing, run it.

Whatever is on hand because the filter that fits my daily driver also fits the riding mower. Currently a Champ XL PH2835XL

Lister CS

Yes, check out the wiper blades. They tend to be very reasonably priced on RA.

Gas dryers take less time per load than electric.

Alemite 1056

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They are legitimate. I've bought parts (reproduction) for my vintage Ford from them.

Ah, the Suzuki Savage! At the mileage you stated, change it once per year. 10w40 or 20w50 would be good choices in this machine.

How were the louvers in the center tube?

So, which oil filter is the darling of BITOG these days?

There are two rear ends possible an 8.8 or a 9.75. You can tell the difference by the shape of the rear cover. This is an 8.8. This is a 9.75.

I really like the LubeLocker reusable gasket.

Summit sells it cheaper by the quart. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mob-122044-1

Some newer vehicles require a special machine to purge all the air out of the cooling system. Air trapped in the heater core would do what you described.

If you are going to put some major hours on it, get a Champion. Saylor-Beall also makes a good unit.

OP's screen name has me ROFLMAO

1978 F-150