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Then you would have a cat problem. And dunking cats in 5 gal buckets is not socially acceptable 😄

Thank you! I was wondering about that.

Did you ever note water in the fuel filter bowl? That thing can hold about 4 oz of water before it becomes a problem. . I can see only 2 places on the system for significant water infiltration to originate from- fuel tank cap, fuel station.

😄 exactly. Looks like it is pinned to a shaft coming out of the trans.

I can't find that one on mine. Searched high n low.

Warren Oil would be just fine in a low speed axle. Top it up, change it, whatever. It will mix just fine, but the gear oil will treat you better if (like me) you never take ot out of 4wd.

Yeah, I mean sometimes I need something "now". Buying an impliment or attachment isn't a "now" thing for me. If I have a significant project coming up, I plan for it. Weeks or months ahead of time. The 4 month wait for EA didn't bother me. Neither did the 8 week lead time from Homestead.

And bodies if you are in NV.

You have a point. It depends in the makeup of the silt. Some will compact. Some will not. Differs on where you are.

Sand and organic material are exactly what is spread as a top dressing on golf courses. Sand helps alleviate compaction. Nutrients from all that rotting material do wonders. I would happily spread a layer on my lawn for free! Just cost me $700 for 38 tons of the stuff from the landscape supply...

You dont need to do all that these days. Modern oil leaves a heavy layer on all surfaces for a very long time. The only time I will kill spark or fuel and start an engine to pre lube everything is a totally fresh build. Even then, the parts are all lubed as I put them in. Case in point- every...

You have to pick the oil for your climate. Cat power systems like the 3561s do not come with lube oil heaters standard. They do come with coolant heaters standard. Smaller sets like the C2 line have optional coolant heaters with no lube oil heaters. Just food for thought. IMHO, oil pan...

You will wonder how you ever got along without it!

Most ATVs have spring checks on the fuel cell. My Can Am does. Allows venting if the pressure goes too high. Allows air in if there is too much vacuum. Is that essentially what you are looking to achieve?

Well, looks like Ted should have kept that $5m home a little longer. Real estate around his old lake house is booming. https://nypost.com/2024/09/24/real-estate/lake-norman-in-nc-is-seeing-skyrocketing-luxury-sales/

Honestly, I would just take a Heat gun on LOW and remove them completely. To answer your question; none peeled on mine yet. Not by themselves. Slowly getting the 9,375 warning stickers off.

That's exactly what I am talking about.

Any time I start a story with "The sheriff called me..." it's never good 😄