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While not necessarily Metal related....more Punk & Skate Metal: In the 80's I was a skinny Skate Rat. I didn't fit in in the HOA manicured lawn neighborhood we lived in. However, I was blessed to find out that I lived within hitchhiking distance of the music and skate Mecca of the east- Cedar...

I left out LL Cool J and Grandmaster Flash. Now your head is spinning. o_O

Working on anything.....old school punk (Minor Threat, Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, etc) or newer metal. Driving.... everything from Blondie and the B52s to Ramstein and The Ramones

Ah ha!! Left and right explains my internet fail. I was looking for them as a pair. You da man, man!

Hey Mike, what is the part # ? I tried looking those up but fell short. Thank you!

My truck has a similar life. Sometimes it will sit for weeks on end. While I have never used a biocide, I do religiously use a demulsifier fuel additive. In addition to wringing moisture out it also adds back lubrication to the crappy ULSD. Standyne, Power Service, Howes and Amsoil are all good...

The fact that a lot of folks find it amusing/ silly that some people care about where their dollar goes explains a lot about how we got where we are.

That could also double as a driveway protector for snow removal. The guy that clears my parents driveway puts one on his track loader every winter. I thought it was genius. I think he used 2" and notched for the teeth. Never a scrape on their asphalt.

As long as it's not coming from China. Thanks for the confirmation everyone!

Eeek! That's pricey! I've got a 2016 Yamaha R6. But zooming in on your part, the plastic looks thicker than my temp sensor. Almost twice as thick. Hard to say. It's always a pain finding these types of things.

I was hoping not. But considering India buys Chinese steel, makes manhole covers and ships them to the U.S....... you never know. One would think it would be cheaper to make a 300 lb steel disk here instead of having it travel 7000 miles.

Interestingly, that looks like the coolant temp sensor from my Yamaha. My net is Kubota is using JDM connectors. I have had pretty good success with these guys. Often, with a couple photos and a measurement or two they have hooked me up. For my Ford, I was able to quickly get some connectors...

Thanks folks! I was hoping it wasn't outsourced to an enemy of freedom. Gotta be careful these days. @ve9aa I hear that! But for now, all we can do is be as vigilant as we can. I remember when HD added EFI to their bikes. My friends dad was quite surprised when I pointed out the Mitsubishi EFI...

Gee....thanks for that helpful information..... It's not "proprietary", by the way. Not sure where you got that from. The AALA of 1997 requires automobile manufacturers to list the country of origin for parts content =/> than 15%. Hopefully some truly helpful information will follow.

I searched and searched but the only thing I came up with is: That leaves it open to if they are shipping blanks to wherever and having stuff made overseas and shipped back. I basically got the same reply from an inquiry with them. Almost confirms my suspicion. Anyone have a definitive answer...

Thanks Jim! I'll expect to be needing that at some point.

Any idea how to find a retailer now? Edit- found it. The mobile site is a bit wonky but it's there under the Hamburger on the right. Desktop site it's far right on the Quick link bar at the top.

Good to know! I was just wondering yesterday if Iron Craft was knocking off Titan products 😂 I had looked up their grapples and IC came up as a hit.

Evil people will find ways to do evil things. Guns or no guns. https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/man-norway-bow-arrow-attack-pleads-guilty-murder-84801212

^^^yessir! Just know it has to be a heavy duty one. Like one that tractor trailers use to secure a load. The Harry Homeowner type might work if you use a few of them.