Recent content by jaxs

I know what you mean. Every time I see the wheels start turning I think "this will be the one" where communication unexpectedly falls silent at some point. I was expecting that anchoring wall to pull away from bottom plate and WOOOSSSSH,,,,,,,,,quick trip downstairs without trolly wheels...

You've received good information and I might add that you should not DELAY trying to unstick clutch. The caveat is that transmission fluid needs to be cleaned up before putting clutch under stress ass Russell suggested. Go out NOW and tie clutch pedal down in fully depressed position and...

That's usually a bad move on steep hills, and 3x ill-advised where soil is thin or non-existent. Limbs and trees laying on surface filter soil from stormwater and retain in place instead of allowing soil to wash down hill where it's lost forever.

He said condenser is clean. But if you talk to ac techs and they will tell you they would like $1 for each time they found dirty coils after being assured they have already been cleaned. That evidently isn't true for "a dealer that has been in business for a long time" Seriously, with all the...

I concur with those above in saying landplane excels on driveways,especially in the hands of inexperienced. What I've never agreed with is ripping road up before grading. I've roamed backroads of Tx,NM,OK,AR and LA never once seeing unpaved roads being torn up before routine...

An electric fan is nonsense but you need to speak more precise about the problem if you expect reliable advice. THAT sounds like engine is overheating but you seem to be more concerned about ac cooling. It's a chore just seeing the trash and getting radiator and ac condenser clean on many...

Most assuredly the air inside cab that is recirculated is LOADED with debris that will clogg evaporator coils. The coils are wet when cooling so everything sticks to it. After cleaning coils, make sure fins aren't holding trash by looking through at light on other side. It takes 60-80 psi...

On recommendation of a harbor master I bought three 1.25 amp Deltran brand tenders about y2k then two 750ma about 2010. Had them on something most all the time. Lost one a few years ago and I believe it was my fault. Here's what happened if anyone is interested. The charger is protected...

Many others have meters collecting dust and I understand. At first it can be intimidating but once you get the hang of it, you will never be without it. Pitch in members and let's help get this problem worked out. The only mistake you can make is having meter set to ohms/resistance and...

Well if you don't have a multi-meter, now's the time to get one and let us teach you how to use it. Seriously, the best of troubleshooters are in the dark without a meter.

Likely a blown fuse.

Where were you and your fuzzy gloves when temperature was that cold? I spent 3 years in N. Dakota and the coldest I saw was +2*F .

Leather gloves shrink and become too small except the grey fuzzy ones like someone posted earlier that fall apart. Any tricks to stretch them so they fit again?

Hog stricks cause more death and injury around here even though more deer are hit. A 50 pound pig can cause lose of control when it gos beneath car or wheel, a 200 pounder is bad news for any vehicle.

If you are saying you will come out on top after an a$$ kicking contest with the Hi-Lift I'm throwing the BS 🚩 Those things have broke more noses,jaws,ribs arms and legs than skateboards and black ice.