I've had it occur on 3 occasions. Twice when I let my son drive who thinks there is some merit in "only using 4wd when you really need it". Those times it occurred in 2wd. I had it occur to myself on a very long sandy hill with my tires aired down below 10 lbs. They are 255/85r17 (pizza cutters)...
A mat that goes in the long narrow cubby hole above the glove compartment. Something really grippy. Sort of like a bed mat to keep stuff from sliding around.
I picked this up off Amazon. It's $120. It's for a 22 inch blackstone griddle. I had a similar table that blackstone made. That blackstone table was terrible. Rickety, heavy and clumsy. This unit is lighter, stronger, and more compact. It all folds up to 4.5 inches high. Weighs 29lbs. It's...
I actually believe he gets that mpg. I can get 50 mpg with my civic. It has a turbo. If I drive 45 mph in a 55mph zone, I can get that mpg. It's possible, but not practical hyper-miling to that level. No fun either, unless you get off bragging about your mpg under very specific...
OP clearly has emotional issues. If you keep using logic and real world data, it's only going to trigger him. More of the name calling, "I'm the only one that's ever worked", calling everyone else haters. Get ready for it you peddlers of fact and truth.
OP clearly has emotional issues. If you keep using logic and real world data, it's only going to trigger him. More of the name calling, "I'm the only one that's ever worked", calling everyone else haters. Get ready for it you peddlers of fact and truth.
The anger and the insults really aren't necessary. You bought a truck and want good mileage. Makes total sense.You made an air dam out of popsicle stocks and super glue. That's neat. Enjoy it, my friend.
A brick layer needs a steady supply of bricks and mortar so he can focus on just laying brick (or cement block) A brick tender sets up an area with material for a brick tender and keeps him supplied. The job would include setting up and tearing down scaffold, mixing and distributing mortar...
I worked as a brick tender for 15 years. I have literally wore out shovels. So, I'm very comfortable with a conventional shovel, either square or pointed. I'm kind of a newbie to the off-road thing, I haven't purchased this style of shovel for 2 reasons. I already have a normal shovel and I'm...
I got this @TRUMGETA box and it is designed to go just inside the tailgate in the corner of the box. It is secured with existing bolts to hold the bed to the frame. I have bed stiffeners, so this want going to work, plus I didn't want to lose access to the existing storage and the 120v...