On the topic if dishwashers, is it usual for the heater coil to rust? Mine is a Frigidaire, about 5 years old. Run maybe a load a week through...
Worth my time? I was given it because it wouldn't stay running. Seemed like it was running out of fuel. Messed with the carb adjustments but it...
I just had a chance to finish cutting the lawns and it started pouring rain. Was going to seal the driveway today too, but the weather said rain...
I've cut a couple trees that I think someone did that to them.
I thought Solo made cups?
Im pretty sure it would be an F650 at least if it was stock with that front clip. The 550 still has a pickup front clip.
I'd have to take a pic. This trailer and "tractor" is light enough that my Jetta would have no trouble towing it. I don't know if its lifted but...
Exactly. I had a set on my Jeep when I first bought it. Dealer had put new tires on it. Somehow they survived the ALCAN fine, but the FIRST trip...
Only thing we had growing up in Maine was IGA. Here its Walmart or Fred Meyers. Also have Carrs but they are generally really expensive. Cart...
Normally need a strap that size for every 5000lbs. So either he only has about 15k on there or he needs several more straps. I'd have 3-4 per...
Ya know, I don't normally post info as fact if I don't know... Just saying! The P on the label in the pic means passenger car. A light truck...
I'm not sure I understand what your asking. 80* and 90% humidity or 30% humidity, a cubic yard of each, which one weighs more? The 30% weighs...
4 tires shipped from Tire Rack is about $430 in shipping, $1000 for the tires. Goodyear Duratrac, E rated. $1430 total Treadwright wants...
I wish the shipping wasn't stupid. They wanted around $700 per tire in shipping for 315/75r16s for my 2500 Dodge. I can get 4 tires off Tire...
Pete said it was an 86 1500 which would be a 1/2 ton.
Its not when it's -15* outside but after working all day and sweating my butt off in the sun it sure is nice!
There's a guy down the road a ways out here that makes stuff like that. One thing I've seen is most of them split pretty back after a few years....
How do any of those not fall over? I swear I can plumb and level mine down to a 0.001" and they still start a-leaning and falling over. Must be...
The truck has wheels, not rims. MasterMech you of all people should know better! :hair::( :D A 235/75r15 is around 29" tall. The 265/75r15 is...
So what your saying is that most folks that want to buy an 880 might have an "issue" downstairs? :rofl: :lol: