Better the push stick than your fingers. Am I right?
Better the push stick than your fingers. Am I right?
They should be, but nope, he has these in his garage, in a neato room above the garage and in his house. Just a hobby..... a serious one. he was working on the fishing boat the past week.... Garage isn't heated. This morning it was 24 degrees. It's 27 now, so later today it wouldn't surprise me if went out to fit a couple more parts. It's about finished. He's gluing on the antennas, lights etc.From the museum in Astoria?
You start your truck with extension cordsI opt out of the battery rackets. Not interested thank you. I have plenty of extension cords.
I would if I could. Stinking F150 battery ran me something like $220. Truck wasn't even 3 years old.You start your truck with extension cords
I just replaced the battery in my XT5 Cad. It was $349! Those auto stop/start engines really need the HD glass mat batteries.I would if I could. Stinking F150 battery ran me something like $220. Truck wasn't even 3 years old.
It's a RACKET.
We haven't sold my father-in-law's mobility scooter yet and now I'm looking at it and the battery won't hold a charge. First Google searches seemed to indicate the replacement batteries would be in the $600-800 range. BS-----that's the Google ad algos pushing your worst possible costs efficient items to the top of the list.I just replaced the battery in my XT5 Cad. It was $349! Those auto stop/start engines really need the HD glass mat batteries.
Sometimes, old junky cars like mine are better.And I hate the auto STOP-START on my 2019 F150. It's really distracting to drive with that-one more feature of a computer taking over my business without asking. I can manually switch that off but it won't remember that preference. Every time I start the car I have to press the button to deactivate.
The other thing that drives me crazy in my mother-in-law's 2011 Nissan the door LOCKS ITSELF automatically a few minutes after you start driving. So ever freakin' time you get out you have to unlock that door. Besides those stupid little Japanese cars have nothing intuitive or familiar about where these tiny little controll switches might be hidden to operate............EVERYTHING. So I struggle just to find that unlock switch in the PANEL of control switches to open/close windows/doors and operate the rear view mirrors. They are VERY small and indistinguishable from one another. I hate driving that car.Sometimes, old junky cars like mine are better.
My wife has had 3 of them. 1st one had a to small of ball and it kept coming out. Step son has had two also. He got an excerise bike and rode it faithfully awhile before his 1st surgery. He was up and going hunting in the woods in a matter of a couple weeks. Make sure she does her exercises and therapy or it will be a long time healing. Oh and with both after the surgery they parked the gurney outside the door of their room and made them walk to the bed.My wife will have hip surgery soon so we might just keep it through that ordeal.
the 2011 Nissan Sentra is way small for my comfort, very plastic and cheap overall. She paid around $12 in 2011 for it. For that money it's reliable transportation and not problematic so far but there's only 30K miles on it.My MIL left us her 2007 Nissan Versa. It has 220,000 miles and still gets 35-37 mpg and uses no oil.
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