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If you are concerned about scratching the driveway, get rubber tire chains. The only negative with them is that they do not help side to side, so if you have considerable tilt in the surface, they are not for you. I have one spot where I did a 180, now I approach that with more care.

The guards made by vendors all seem to have too much blockage of the headlights, yours should be good in that regard. One thing I would have done different is to make it bolt on in case it is seriously damaged.

How many dealers add that on? I paid no PDI, but then I got service that was worth nothing.

Inflation has now hit the wiener market, air is cheaper. 😢

I chose OOMA and pay a little extra for two numbers. I was able to have my old land line number ported to the new system. The second number is my fax number.

I live in an area that generates considerable electricity to send to cities in other states. We count for nothing in the big scheme of things. We have large dams that effectively killed off species of fish and they are now full of sludge from runoff and will need replaced, but they don't make...

I said from the beginning that Kubota needs to shut down the facility where the backhoes are produced, those folks do not deserve a job. After all the others issues with the thing, just a couple of days ago I had the console cover off where the backhoe levers stick out and found the nuts...

What did you do to or on your Kubota today? I took it for a nice trailer ride again, it has enjoyed several hundred miles riding in that enclosed trailer. Then it was dropped off and admitted to the Kubota hospital for the third time for some more surgery. Some day it may need to grow up and do...

I guess only the California Tesla's can be idled? :unsure:

I have battery disconnects on a truck and an RV, the cheap ones are junk, I replaced them with the Blue Sea brand. Get at least two game cameras and aim them so they capture not only the tractor, but any path that a thief may use for walking or driving. Game cameras are available that connect...

I have my USSC 1557m for over 20 years as well, burning an average of 7 cords of wood per year. I have only replaced grates and a lot of fire bricks so far. The latest version is rated for coal only, to keep the EPA happy, and it appears to be unchanged. I would grab a new old stock furnace...

I mentioned that possibility in post #14, it was never considered. It would be nice to know if that is the OP's problem.

I have my doubts, generating here and sending it there with power losses in the transmission lines is never mentioned. Cris-crossing everyone's land with those lines is never mentioned. There is an agenda with this electric vehicle nonsense and you won't like it when all hits home.

I understand all that. I believe many have found their way to get on those programs and find the free food, utilities and child tax credits and made that a way of life.

Here are a few.

Responsible folks try to take good care of their assets. Others arrive at retirement with junk that has low value.

My garbage is piled up since there is no way to hire workers with all the free money and handouts keeping them home.

Be sure to use engine oil that is the lowest viscosity that the manufacturer recommends.

This video might help you. I have seen other tests and they showed the cheap ones were good enough as well.

He never did answer how many flapjacks it takes to cover a doghouse roof. Now that would be useful information.