Crumm
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I will have you know that I put over 2500 miles on her last year. I am shooting for 2600 this yearhheynow said:I've known for years that you've got one of the lowest mileage '96 PSDs around. C'mon Crumm...drive that beast.
I will have you know that I put over 2500 miles on her last year. I am shooting for 2600 this yearhheynow said:I've known for years that you've got one of the lowest mileage '96 PSDs around. C'mon Crumm...drive that beast.
Crumm said:I will have you know that I put over 2500 miles on her last year. I am shooting for 2600 this year
JSPulliam21 said:You don't want to know
Really? learn somethin new everyday, I've never done it but I never knew thatTx_Atty said:STOP THAT! Seriously, if you dump it on the ground you are contaminating your own ground water.
Really, the fluids put on the ground have to go somewhere, that includes oils, solvents, coolants, fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides etc etc etc.............2005Diesel said:Really? learn somethin new everyday, I've never done it but I never knew that
2005Diesel said:Really? learn somethin new everyday, I've never done it but I never knew that
I drive it to work 5 miles each way three times a week from October until March. That gets me about 720 miles a year. I drive my old 75' to work the other six months because in the summer the yard where I park is very dusty and has alot of traffic(not a place for a nice truck). The other 1780 miles for the year is pure pleasure driving like draggin the boat down to the river or just cruising around. When we go to town for groceries or any other stuff we take the 05' F150. Doing it like this I figure the 96' will last me a lifetimehheynow said:That's exactly what I mean. You must be saving it for your great grand kids. Ya know that works out to 6.84931506849315 miles per day. How does it ever warm up?
Tx_Atty said:That is why it is illegal. The oil seeps down and will eventually reach (and forever ruin) any ground water in the area. If that groundwater flows (as most does) it will then transport the oil to other water sources. Virtually every municipal water source is from groundwater with very few exceptions.
hheynow said:Don't take this comment the wrong way but isn't asphalt made from petroleum?
hheynow said:Don't take this comment the wrong way but isn't asphalt made from petroleum?