Hillbilly Oil Change
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Originally Posted By: Kira
All good.....just don't bring the ciggies to the reloading bench. Kira
While still not a great idea, I'd consider the cigs less dangerous at the reloading bench than the beer. That's the case as long as you're dealing with smokeless and not black powder.
One of the scariest moments I recall in a gun shop was when I asked if they had any FFF black powder in stock. The lady who was helping lit a cigarette and then, with it hanging out of her mouth said, "I'll have to check the powder magazine." I said "Don't worry-take your time" while I quickly made my way to the front of the store. She reported that they had some, but I waited until she was done to ask her to get it out
All good.....just don't bring the ciggies to the reloading bench. Kira
While still not a great idea, I'd consider the cigs less dangerous at the reloading bench than the beer. That's the case as long as you're dealing with smokeless and not black powder.
One of the scariest moments I recall in a gun shop was when I asked if they had any FFF black powder in stock. The lady who was helping lit a cigarette and then, with it hanging out of her mouth said, "I'll have to check the powder magazine." I said "Don't worry-take your time" while I quickly made my way to the front of the store. She reported that they had some, but I waited until she was done to ask her to get it out
I hope he's using more than a quart of oil and the Lucas for the oil change.
Plus maybe he's keeping the old filter on there.
Plus maybe he's keeping the old filter on there.
so it's a 3 qt change?
1 qt oil, 1 qt lucas, and 1 qt ice beast.
tear the filters off the cigs, and pack them into the old e-core, gets you another oci of filterin'
all said in jest of course.
1 qt oil, 1 qt lucas, and 1 qt ice beast.
tear the filters off the cigs, and pack them into the old e-core, gets you another oci of filterin'
all said in jest of course.
I was walking down Main St in town with a 12 pack of Red Dog in one hand and 2.5 gallons of gasoline in the other. It balanced nicely. An old guy saw me and said
"You've got Red Dog, you've got beer, you've got a party!"
On topic, every redneck in line in front of me in walmart is buying a 5 qt jug of M1 5w30 and a Fram orange filter. Like taking Sofía Vergara on a date... to McDonalds!
"You've got Red Dog, you've got beer, you've got a party!"
On topic, every redneck in line in front of me in walmart is buying a 5 qt jug of M1 5w30 and a Fram orange filter. Like taking Sofía Vergara on a date... to McDonalds!
bunnspecial: That was funny.
Like the video of the guy in South America checking the emptiness of the fuel tanker and ACTUALLY LIGHTING A MATCH TO SEE INSIDE.
Gastly
Like the video of the guy in South America checking the emptiness of the fuel tanker and ACTUALLY LIGHTING A MATCH TO SEE INSIDE.
Gastly
Laugh ! Good photo OP.
I know you are not looking for advice, but I would just use a cheap mineral 15W-40 HDEO, like this GTX Diesel that's CJ-4 / SL that Vlad-the-Russian posted recently
I know you are not looking for advice, but I would just use a cheap mineral 15W-40 HDEO, like this GTX Diesel that's CJ-4 / SL that Vlad-the-Russian posted recently
This is all very funny. I was hoping to get some good-natured abuse for using the Lucas even in this old truck knowing how the BITOG crowd felt about Lucas. I use something like 4.5 quarts of 5W-30 oil with a half quart of Lucas to slow the many oil leaks.
My step-dad owned this truck from the day it was new until 2010 when he sold it to me for $1,000. He put all the body dents in it while driving it around metro-Atlanta for 14 years. It's leaked oil and transmission fluid (ATF from where the transmission lines go into the radiator) since I've had the truck.
I just use this one as a rough work truck around our place here.
I don't smoke cigarettes, but I do drink the ultra-cheap beer when doing outdoor chores like changing oil. YEEE-HAAWW!
My step-dad owned this truck from the day it was new until 2010 when he sold it to me for $1,000. He put all the body dents in it while driving it around metro-Atlanta for 14 years. It's leaked oil and transmission fluid (ATF from where the transmission lines go into the radiator) since I've had the truck.
I just use this one as a rough work truck around our place here.
I don't smoke cigarettes, but I do drink the ultra-cheap beer when doing outdoor chores like changing oil. YEEE-HAAWW!
How many beers did you have today?
Originally Posted By: SatinSilver
How many beers did you have today?
Check the VOA someone posted on Lucas. Straight up snake oil
How many beers did you have today?
Check the VOA someone posted on Lucas. Straight up snake oil
HBOC has all the right ingredients for sure.
An LAOC would be a BMW, some GC, a nice Cabernet, and a cuban stogie. Taken by the service manager of the dealership of course, just to document the occasion.
An LAOC would be a BMW, some GC, a nice Cabernet, and a cuban stogie. Taken by the service manager of the dealership of course, just to document the occasion.
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Haha the smokes and brew in the pic is awesome!!
Originally Posted By: skyactiv
Switch to Newports and call it a ghetto oil change.
Switch to Newports and call it a ghetto oil change.
Originally Posted By: kschachn
I'm still stuck on the fact that it only has 170,000 miles on it and has those issues. Who ruined that thing so soon that you need Lucas?
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say it was someone named "Lucas" who ruined it.
... To OP: Skip the Lucas.. leave the SuperTech, and buy yourself one of these:
I'm still stuck on the fact that it only has 170,000 miles on it and has those issues. Who ruined that thing so soon that you need Lucas?
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say it was someone named "Lucas" who ruined it.
... To OP: Skip the Lucas.. leave the SuperTech, and buy yourself one of these:
Originally Posted By: andyd
Super Tech 10W40 dino Keep a few qts back of the seat.
+1
Super Tech 10W40 dino Keep a few qts back of the seat.
+1
Originally Posted By: Bamaro
Just curious, how much top off oil is used between changes?
Despite the leaks, I never have to top off in the one year OCI for this truck. The oil stays well into the safe level on the dipstick.
Just curious, how much top off oil is used between changes?
Despite the leaks, I never have to top off in the one year OCI for this truck. The oil stays well into the safe level on the dipstick.
Switch to a pack of Kool cigs and a 40 of Colt 45 and it's an old school oil change!
FWIW, a friend of mine has a GMT400 Chevy Tahoe that I recently squeezed in a shot or two of Lucas for ATF in the power steering pump in an effort to slow down a leak. My neighbor had it on hand and she wanted it gone after offloading an Accord that used it. To my surprise the engine ain't leaking.
I do the equivalent of your oil change, with a craft IPA - too cold for a PBR or Coors Light.
I do the equivalent of your oil change, with a craft IPA - too cold for a PBR or Coors Light.
You could try if ATP AT-205 would fix the leaks.
It’s interesting to see that you don’t have those big warning signs printed on the cigarette boxes yet.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobacco_packaging_warning_messages
It’s interesting to see that you don’t have those big warning signs printed on the cigarette boxes yet.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobacco_packaging_warning_messages
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