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Me too! 👊

If they don’t: I’m going with the GY Weather Ready 2. I currently have the CC2 on my Toyota. They are the best tires I’ve ever driven on (especially here in Michigan). I’ll likely need a new set by fall/winter time 2025.

****! Great deal! Just seen this.

Ranger T here. 147gr Have 150 rounds. Perfect ammo in my opinion.

You using the bean bag rounds too? Anything will go through drywall. Even a 22 penetrates drywall from a modest 7 yards.

Izuzu?

Are these like the gold standard now? I notice quite a bit of discussion on/off about the brand/these filters in particular. Just wondering what makes them "case" worthy to order. (No, I don't need any snark comments - I am not able to spend as much time here as I would like)

I'm not - it was a jab at the infamous "I want to speak to someone now". I don't give two S's about soy oil. It was a bit of sarcasm and a bit of a joke :ROFLMAO:

I just want to know how much soy oil is being injected into my tires, and at what temperature does soy oil start to evaporate? Is soy oil even safe for tire construction?

Definitely not true. I also service the folks that repair combines and such - Deere parts availability, are much more significant over New Holland, Kubota, Case, etc. Yes Deere parts can be expensive, but being able to get the part same day or next day is a huge contributing factor. To those...

Yes, thank you!

Deere batteries are West Penn manufactured. From what I've read, West Penn is one of the best/last US manufactured batteries. If ya'll think lawn mower batteries are expensive: try purchasing two 1000+ CCA batteries for a combine @ $350+ each!

Paid $5,300 for a 06 with 146k miles and 3 years of maintenance records. Near mint condition considering its 18 years old. Have 11,000 miles on it since I bought it 3 months ago. Has been a near perfect machine without skipping a beat. Very impressed overall for the dollar.

From my research, yes the 05 to 09 was really the best for reliability and overall function. I was looking at a 2010 myself, but a lot more "known" issues on the newer body style such as those of the 2010-2014ish body styles.

I’d buy another one. I have a 2006 with 156k miles on it now, and my wife and I both enjoy driving it. I get around 26-29mpg driving 30 miles each way on country roads to work. I paid $5,300 for mine 3 months ago. We already put 9,000 miles on it and plan to run it until a catastrophic...

Except the stock market is also just another imaginary market, that is now powered by a routing and checking number. The stock market means and holds absolutely zero value, until you have that value in hand. Only until its in your hand, is it actually worth anything. Seeing as most people...

Buy high and sell low is usually what results in this. Holding physical gold or silver is a LONG term investment. Just remember, the premium will be affected by supply & demand. Furthermore, it costs mints of any kind - private or public, money to mint coins. Bars are the cheapest premium...

Or blow 😂

There’s truth. Briggs has come a long way. Vanguard as mentioned previously is the commercial Briggs. Not all Kawasakis are the same. They have their “home owner” models that are readily available in almost anything “new” under $5,000 or so. Used is a bit of a different ball game. Lots of...

I would! This retailed around $7,000 with 100k miles. I paid $5,300 with 146,000. Had $2,300+ worth of dealership work before I bought mine. I absolutely love my car. Worth far more. I’ve put 7,000 miles on the odometer since we purchased it. I’ve owned a lot of vehicles over the years. This...