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What I find hilarious in all of this is unions and others just want these cities to go get a loan to cover everything. What bank do they think is going to loan them money when they can't pay the millions they currently owe? Just amazing. But of course there is the federal government that can...

It just comes down to finding that right fit. We have done both and there are advantages to both. I could easily run under my own authority but chose a path that is in between. That way I can take advantage of what each has to offer. As of today, it has been a successful business model. Five...

I'm not sure what your purchase agreement stated but if a warranty is at the sellers discretion, wouldn't that be the same as "no warranty"?

Probably will see some of that happen. Unions have held a lot of cities hostage over pay and pensions and cities over promised and over spent. I do believe unions are going to be giving up quite a bit in the future. It actually has already started.

Some of the Scranton issues seem to be political, but make no mistake about it, these issues are going to become more regular. Pensions, segregation, and crazy spending are putting many cities on the brink. With decreasing property values and reckless spending, many towns are simply going broke.

They do mainly DOD loads.

Sounds like you are at Baggett?

Does make you wonder as to what the IQ is of the person who started this thread? Some require a personal exercise in foolishness to determine their self worth. :eek:

Might be a temporary parking spot until free government housing is provided. Could be something more sinister as well?

If the vehicle is under warranty, why would you pay a percentage?

You mean a master at BS'ing? I would watch to see if they pop up again under another name.

Thanks folks. Another birthday where I think a little younger and walk a little slower.:cool: Gonna have a great weekend.

No it was serious. Not so much about that back pain, but the result from driving a mini van. Just never heard of that before. I would think a truck would be much more jarring than a mini van. Wife has a T & C and I can fall asleep in that thing.

Hope you get better, but you have to admit, that has to be a first. I have never heard of anyone being incapacitated for a week from driving a mini van. Are you sure you want to go drive a truck? Sorry, but had to be the one to throw that question out there.

One thing for sure, the fourth will always have a special meaning to you beyond the traditional thoughts. Had a chance to meet your Dad in Louisville at one of the truck shows and he was a very nice guy. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Take comfort in the fact you got to spend some...

No, no no to fleet owners if it is beer. I'm too big and the beer would all come out of the tank. :cool:

Welcome aboard.

Certainly sounds like a mess. Should have done a few pressure and compression tests on it. Hard telling what direction to go until they see what is damaged. One other item. If AC isn't keeping up, I have seen a few using one of those indoor units in conjuction with the actually unit. Not a...

Did they do a gasket job three weeks ago?

BTU is a component, but insulation and where the duct is routed are equally important. I am surprised the unit didn't shut down from the excessive heat and loss of coolant. You would have thought one of the two sensors would have activated. No answer to that one. As for replacing a head gasket...