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I’m about 300’ above sea level. But nice views of mountains

It has 0w40 in it now.

Oh good heavens. Not sure where my brain is at🤦‍♂️ That is what I am running it on.

I’m just going to try starter fluid. Never used…or needed it before. Supertech has one that is 50% ether.🤷‍♂️ Answer some questions/thoughts from your posts (by the way thanks everyone): No hydraulics… kinetic spitter. It’s a piece of 💩 BE engine 5 years old and MANY hours on it since I use it...

Looking for ideas on a fuel additive that will help my gas wood splitter to start when it’s -10f. It’s getting older and just doesn’t like to start in such cold weather anymore. Last year I used a propane buddy heater when I needed to. While I have a couple of electric pad heaters meant for...

Don’t worry, Mann-Hummel will buy up and save the Fram name🤣😬🙄

Found the MSDS Definitely Warren made http://msds.walmartstores.com/client/document?productid=1822116&productguid=ce39a910-e3f5-49d4-913d-bc4a933c7ead&DocumentKey=undefined&HazdocumentKey=undefined&MSDS=0&subformat=NAM

That’s what it shows for a regular price. Of course that’s the online price but we don’t have it in store here anyway. 🤷‍♂️ If I needed something quick, I would definitely try Super Tech over Mobil 1. Really wished Walmart would publish the PDS for their oil🧐.

Yes, it is surprisingly expensive. It’s $31 here. Castrol Edge Euro 0w40 is $24🤷‍♂️ Now that I am on Walmart+ I can get Castrol shipped to me free. Mobile was not nearly as good as Castrol for cold startups (-30f) Before getting Walmart+ this would have been a alternative to try. Living in...

Suggest looking for a local appliance refurbishing company. We have one up here that takes in older/broken appliances, rebuild them, and then sells them cheap. Good products that have been combed over by techs and they also give a 6 month warranty.

Been through the Alcan twice, once in May. There is still a possibility of a late snow storm and icy conditions but generally, things are warming up. Fun starts north of Dawson and the first real hill to decend and climb. Try down shifting to save on brakes. Have good brakes? REAL fun starts...

I agree with this. Try the rental place. Obviously we are all just blowing your budget with expensive winter gear when you were trying to get by cheap. This might be your cheapest bet and still keep warm. Besides, Fairbanks is like anywhere wlse in that the weather changes. It could be a balmy...

Wool socks in boots that have at least 1000 gram thinsulate (or equivalent) Don’t go to walmart edit: (accept for the cheap long underwear, hats, turtleneck 🤪) Stop at sportsman warehouse If you get cheap, you’ll get cold. I have found that the warmest piece of clothing to wear is insulated...

Black Friday is much too late for new studded tires here. Probably have a couple feet of snow on the ground by then. 265/70/r17 or 245/70/r17 E rated

Alaska, No big box tire stores here

The Nokians are about $370 each here Currently the only place that has them anywhere near here has a sale of about $50 off each. But that probably won’t be extended into next month…when I actually have the money to buy them. I was talking about the snow claw drom cooper, the the artic claw from...

I know the Nokians are good. Just asking if someone has experience with the Cooper Discoverer Snow Claw

Curious if anyone has experience with this tire, especially if studded. Deciding on the Nokian LT version which is expensive or these. Thanks!!!

Neither have studded tires for my van🤷‍♂️

E rated tires are pretty necessary with the NV. It’s a 6,900# vehicle, essentially a 1 ton rated vehicle with about 2,500# payload capacity. If anything, I just want the extra tread on the tires.