That's why I ended up buying a set of 265/70R17 Michelin's for the truck and a set of 33's for the Jeep on the last day of buy 3, get 1 free at the dealer. That still did kinda hurt.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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I run those Italian tires. Baldoni's I think they're called. I get them at the landfill.
I’ve considered one for hammering felling wedges, Ox 20 H-1257. What do you think of it for that? Or there’s one with a straight handle.
Do they come with road hazard??? Lol
Haha, They are a road hazard!
Have a good one.
Glad I purchased my 2019 F-150 when I did, got a heck of a deal on it!
I hear that after 2.5 years and 15,000 miles I could probably sell it for mor than I paid for it!
I hear that after 2.5 years and 15,000 miles I could probably sell it for mor than I paid for it!
I'd hate to have to buy a truck now. New or used, prices are crazy. Mine's a '13 but has been rust sprayed and I'll be keeping care of it for a while.
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panolo
Seldom right...Always opinionated!
Personally I run fog it as it coats the bearings better. You an fog it through the cylinders by pulling the plugs and spray the fogging oil through the holes and than pulling it over 10-12 times to get the oil moving but it doesn't coat it as nice.
Running it is an easy fog. With the motor running in a bucket or on the hose spray some fogging oil through the intake. It's gonna want to die so cut the fogging but keep it running with the throttle lever under the hood. Do this about 2-3 times until it is smoking enough that your garage looks like it is on fire. The 4th time keep spraying the fogging oil until the motor dies. Should be nice and lubricated.
Tires…When I sold my 326,000 mile Yukon this fall I saved the spare (nicer set) of 17” wheels with low mileage mud tires that we used last winter. My new to me suburban came with new tires and I asked the dealer for the ones that came off it (tires were about 85 percent but were scalloped a bit on the front so were a bit noisy). I’m going to put those tires on my daily driver truck (scalloped ones moved to the rear) and I still have the spare mud tires for next winter.
Coyotes woke me up at 5:15 this morning, yipping and howling very close by. I’m heading to the cabin this morning to grab a few things including my predator caller.
Lil4103inch
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Sittin @ the table havin coffee instead today, no MZ tag gettin filled here in IL
Welcome to AS.
To bad your tag isn't getting filled.
Anybody here?
Philbert
Philbert
Gonna take that stuff a while to dry out.
Got my daughters pellet stove up and running . Low flame at start up I also fixed the igniter . Just in time too going to be 60 tomorrow 
Nice. That would be as big as the biggest one I have come across. Burned pretty well but the crumbly bark made a bit of a mess.
That is not as wrong as needing to light the fire in Australia in December - which we had to do the day before last
Former Australian GM subsidiary Holden (equivalent to Chevy) which ceased production in 2017 had a high performance cousin called HSV which made mildly souped-up versions of the regular cars for a $20,000 premium. So you could buy the top HSV Maloo ute for about $68,000.
So what, you say? Well, they only sold I think 8 of the most expensive ones and one (which I think may have had some further work done on it) sold at auction recently. Guess how much for? (Hint: more than the Firestone sign)...
Also, you blokes talking about new tyres is making me twitchy...
I was wondering when you were going to weigh in. LOL
