Welcome to January 2014! New month, year, beginnings?
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EnglishLady
Veteran Expediter
Happy New Year Everyone
(Congrats Dreamer lol)
(Congrats Dreamer lol)
Ughhhhhh.......
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Well I'm confused now, which don't take much. I thought OVM already started it
Me thinks you confused....lol
shadow7663
Expert Expediter
Happy New Year.
Nah, I beat him for the monthly thread, but we both had Happy New Year threads
drink your coffee.. !
Me
ebsprintin
Veteran Expediter
Happy New Year. New year, new oil at a nice even number on the odometer. 559911. --eb
Will be getting my New Year oil and rotors Saturday around 373k. Not too shabby for an 02. So far she has been pretty good to me, knock on wood
Will be getting my New Year oil and rotors Saturday around 373k. Not too shabby for an 02. So far she has been pretty good to me, knock on wood
If you drive it right you should get around 300k to a set of front pads and rotors....and about 500k to a set of rears....Only changed rears once so far....over 800 k and still about 50% worn on this set...so I'll make over a million miles....
How does someone living in MI get a frozen pipe?.....LOL....you leave the outside spigot on?
Funny. I know it don't get as cold as your parts, but constant low temps can still take it's toll. Currently 12F -3 windchill where I am. Odd thing was the cold water was working fine, the hot water line froze. Go figure
Funny. I know it don't get as cold as your parts, but constant low temps can still take it's toll. Currently 12F -3 windchill where I am. Odd thing was the cold water was working fine, the hot water line froze. Go figure
It must be on an outside wall?....under a crawl space?....you need that pipe wrap insulation on them suckers....about $1.98 a section
The crawl space definitely will be needing some insulation. Too much draft and snow getting in. He said there was 3 inches of snow around the area that was frozen
I get pretty good wind gust and snow drifts coming off of the lake.---Side note, the repair man was a former express-1 cargo van driver. So we had a lot to talk about
The crawl space definitely will be needing some insulation. Too much draft and snow getting in. He said there was 3 inches of snow around the area that was frozen
---Side note, the repair man was a former express-1 cargo van driver. So we had a lot to talk about
now you have a summer project....crawl under there now you are smaller with all them spiders and creepy crawlers...BTW...don't use hay....some people cheap out and try hay as an insulator in crawl spaces....the hay holds the moisture and will go moldy and you end up with a real unhealthy problem....
Thought about doing hay then dismissed it. No way am I going under there haha. Ring Ring, hello person who will do this
ebsprintin
Veteran Expediter
to taylor. --eb