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So far, I've used a vacuum pump. The whole job takes about 10 minutes.

Are you saying that SCAG specs a 20w30 oil in the Kawasaki engine? I don't think Kawasaki even offers that weight.

These new Quietechs are heavily sound-proofed and run pretty hot. The chart in my manual specifies 10W40 when ambient temperature is 70 or above, which is pretty much year round where I live. Thinking of going with 10w40 year round and change it often. Capacity is only one quart and takes less...

I've read in several other places on the 'net that Yamaha doesn't recommend synthetic motor oil in their cart motors because they are splash lubricated. There is no mention of synthetic or non-synthetic in the owner's manual. Thoughts?

Decided on the Uniroyals and had them installed yesterday. Smooth and quiet on the way home...hope they stay that way. I'll report back as mileage accumulates. I have the LTX M+S 2's on my truck and like them,but the new stiffer sidewall may have been a little harsh on the Highlander.

Yep, I have a vacation home up there and love the roads for the Mustang and for motorcycling!

Originally Posted By: HarleyGuy Here's my '07 Softail! That's sharp! I love the color combo.

Help me decide: For my wife's '08 Highlander...Michelin Cross Terrain $900 OTD or Uniroyal Laredo Cross Country $480 OTD. Both include lifetime balancing and rotation. I love Michelins and generally get screwed when I try to cheap out, but almost half-price for the Uniroyals is tempting. Anyone...

Originally Posted By: JTK

My '98 Mustang GT 4.6L sure likes 'em! I get a startup rattle with all the others I've tried.

Originally Posted By: boraticus Can't remember who said it but this certainly applies: "A sucker is born every day!" W. C. Fields maybe? P.T. Barnum is credited with a similar quote: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There's_a_sucker_born_every_minute It's not hard to part all the...

Mobil-1 V-Twin 20W50.

Originally Posted By: oberah ...no clue why... You can buy kits like this: http://www.banoggle.com/products/cruiseraccessories/81330.aspx?source=googlebase ...or make your own. The key is to use lock nuts of some kind on the back, especially if access is restricted, like it is on my truck...

Is this the generator you bought? http://www.harborfreight.com/800-rated-watts-900-max-watts-portable-generator-56091.html You said yours was "brand new," but the description on the HF website describes it as factory reconditioned. Not that it makes a lot of difference, just wondering if you...

Originally Posted By: expat ....your constitutional right to Bare Arms.... Pseudo-intellectuals are just so darned entertaining!

Originally Posted By: expat "On a side note, I don't believe people when they say they have never felt threatened. "Threats" come from all types of things, and I'm shocked some of you are blind to them. Must be nice to live in paradise. " Sorry if you don't believe me, but it happens to be...

Originally Posted By: addyguy Man, you American's really ARE paranoid, aren't you? Seriously, you'd never hear a conversation like this in Canada - we kinda assume we are safe going about our daily life. You don't REALLY believe this is a day-in, day out danger, do you??? You "kinda assume"...

Unfortunately, it sounds like you're going to have to decide whether your job is more important than your safety. I'd keep it secured in my vehicle and keep my mouth shut.

Find a Klotz dealer or go on-line and get some of this stuff: http://www.klotzlube.com/proddetail.asp?prod=KL%2D306%5FQuart&cat=6 Almost completely smokeless and what fumes you do get smell pretty good.

Originally Posted By: Trajan Originally Posted By: SWSportsman Originally Posted By: Trajan Four pages, and nobody asked it? OK then. I will. So just how many more times will he have the jugs stolen before the light bulb goes off and he locks them up? One would think that after the first time...