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I've hauled my tractor from southern California to northern Idaho and back many times without worrying about rock chips; however my little car has a few on the hood from winter driving. I haul the tractor backwards because of weight distribution and our large 615R sprayer backwards to prevent...

A friend of mine that works for Dodge/Ram said that the first generation of EcoDiesel had some problems and Dodge was stepping up and replacing them even out of warranty.

Still in the baby stages; however, might want to check out. https://oldglorybank.com/business-accounts

I switched from BofA years back to a small local bank. The small bank was bought out by a bigger bank and issues started to arise. The new bank was bought out by and even bigger bank and suddenly there was fees and issues all around. Switched over to a credit union and haven't had problems.

130,000+ miles, and never had any problem other than a leaking radiator hose, and needed to replace tie rods. Oil change every 5,000 miles, and no aftermarket tune.

Bad poor. I would say the way to correct it would be to grind the surface.

I'll trade you my 08 F250 for that.

My trailer spare is usually in the bed of the truck so wouldn't be obvious that I have one. I also carry a ramp to help lift the blown tire. Seen to many trailers on the side of the road missing a tire.

I bought a six pack of the little bottles when I bought my chainsaw. Once they were used I simply hold onto them until I get back to the shop and refill them for next use.

Cars came with two years of included oil changes from the dealer. As soon as the two years was up I went back to using the Quick Lube three miles from the house. Service there is quicker than the dealer and I've never had any problems. Drive over the pit. The guy underneath pulls the plug and...

Just saw a road crew running a box blade and had his loader as high as it would go.

It's very good for fuel/oil fires and can be used with electrical too. Leaves a cool (very corrosive) purple powder if used.

The problem with trying to come up with a warning alarm is that; the center of gravity, and thereby the tipping point, changes depending on implements installed, load in bucket, height of bucket, etc.

The "awareness" is more of a scare tactic. Use proper batteries and chargers and they will not catch fire. I've had lithium batteries parked in my garage for over 18 years now (4 different Prius, 1 Hybrid Civic, 1 Hybrid Lexus). Not to mention the power tools that have lithium. Oh yeah, there...

Take those same dry roasted peanuts, put them in a food processor. Blend until consistency you want. Maybe add more once smooth to get "crunchy".

Curious how it could be pulled off; however, more curious why? We apply dual tires to lower contact pressure to prevent compaction.

Very nice.

The advantages of the big food chain is the lower prices of supplies. The "inspectors" do show up; however, they schedule times and there is one for a large area. Speaking from experience one of the large Mc chains has one (1) inspector for 314 franchises. Another franchise has 64 stores...

Only fast food I eat is In-N-Out. Or the Dairy Queen where I know the owner. These "chain" fast food are independent franchises; so, you only get the quality of the owner. What happens in one, may or may not be happening in another. Have never understood why people will spend so much at...

I try talking to myself; but, my hearing is so bad I can't hear me.

He looks like my Lovie.

The deck-over will have the higher weight because the width. I too can say that the tilt bed is the way to go. Seconds to load and no lifting or moving ramps.

I'll head out to the space station; but, prefer to stay on top of the water.

I carry ABC type. Never know when you might have brush, fuel, oil, or even an electrical fire.

That reminds me. I need to get mine replaced after my son used it to put out a small brush fire.

Everyone should just get a Class 8 rig in order to tow any weight over a wagon.

And you will be replacing tires every 20,000 miles or less.

"Zero cost for electricity to charge from solar." I must have gotten ripped off when I had to pay for my solar panels. Insurance is something that changes depending on location and driver. Our insurance would be higher with a Tesla then Lexus, simply because of the higher cost of repairs in...

Alvarez v Sirius XM, the law suit is done. Now your subscription can be transfer an unlimited amount. They do charge a $35 "transfer fee".

If it wasn't for having the lifetime subscription I would have dropped them years ago for this very reason. When Sirius started they had 14 channels with music and almost no talk.

Casey's Off Road Recovery has a video where they had to tow a Tesla to the other side of a building because they couldn't get cellular service to start the car.

If moisture is kept out, and filters are changed synthetic hydraulic fluid will last way past 400 hours.

I can't speak about aftermarket. My dealer installed the Kubota kit as a way of apologizing for the 14 month delay in getting my tractor. It works great, and integrates perfectly.

I have a neighbor who bought a Rivian with the nearest "dealer" over 200 miles away. Three times in the past four months it has had to be towed to said dealer for repairs, under warranty. Last week the Rivian disappeared again and a new Cadillac Escalade showed up in his driveway. Neighbor said...

I know the big three tool trucks have the same tools you can get at a brick-n-mortar "premier industrial supplier" under different name.

Always get title insurance when buying property. cheap insurance that can save hassle in the long run. We had an issue with a property, where the original owner did not state in paperwork or escrow that we had water rights to his well and that we were responsible for maintaining the access...

I clear out any diseased or hazardous trees on our property, leaving the rest to be trees.

I'll stick with my 7.6 second C-Max that I can refuel in about 15 minutes, every 3-400 miles. Oh, and it cost 1/3 of a stock Model S

A licensed arborist can make a world of difference to a tree that is starting to have problems. Just make sure the person is a true arborist and not just a "tree trimmer". I have seen many trees destroyed when someone has a landscaper or tree trimmer come in and take care of them.

I use two 5/16" chains, and two binders, for hauling 5860 pounds of tractor. I do strap the box blade and bucket separate just to avoid any issues traveling through five different states.

I use a 2014 F150 Ecoboost for loads under around 8,700 pounds. It does fine, just get hit with a MPG drop. Truck is rated for 10,500 hitch pull (with weight distributing hitch). Can't say if it would do okay at higher trailer weight because I cheat and use my F250 of the heavier stuff. What I...

I pull the fuel pump fuse to keep kids from messing with tractors. Good insurance to prevent "loss" from a real thief. If they want your tractor, they will show up with the equipment to load it onto a flatbed, and away they go.

Huh? Couldn't hear the question. My hearing is so shot that cab or not I can't use a radio. Have Bluetooth ear buds for my music and cuts out the tractor noise.

Comifornia has extra tax on Diesel making it more.

My dealer told me that all their tractors get UDT2 for front axles.

Must have bad head bolts.

If you intend to trade the truck in within the next few months I would just get the cheapest your local tire store has or can get. I run Michelin Defender LTX M/S for the same truck, just 4X4 and usually has a trailer connected.

I know in cars one of the biggest things that cause ignition switches to fail, and allow keys to come out when in the on position, is having a heavy keyring. The bouncing of the weight wears the switch out.

California and Idaho are also 4 feet from taillight. As far as leaving the hitch in the receiver... Mine stays in because I'm often going to or from hauling a trailer, and see no need to keep removing it. My truck has a trailer hooked up to it 70-80% of the miles it runs.

Cat litter. Not the clumping kind. If needed you can grind it into the concrete and it will clean it just fine.

I agree. With the backhoe you should have enough rear tire counterbalance.

I'd like to know how they got that car to do over 120 MPH.

50+ years old and never had a TV, or paid for any kind of cable. I do have a computer and high speed internet that I occasionally watch movies or shows on. Usually while I'm doing other things, like watching CSI and typing on a tractor forum.

There are some times when a manufacture will offer discounts with purchasing multiple implements.

I thought you were referring to the fact that with teenagers there is never any clean dishes or food in the fridge. My son knows that if he mistreats my tools HE will be replacing them. As far as equipment for his truck, we did a shopping spree the day he bought it to make sure he had the...

Yes, call the district and talk to the transportation manager and at least let them know.

My Kubota dealer will install 2" rear spacers with no issues. He said they have never had a problem with 2" and he's seen spacers as in the 4-6" range without problems. Not sure about what other manufactures and what their warranty might be.

Mine took 13 months from order to delivery. Dealer said that if it had not come in by December 1st, 2022 the interest rate offer and price would have been voided by Kubota. Leaving the dealer to eat any loss or pass on to customer. They had many deals canceled before delivery.

Funny timing when my son was asking if he could take the tractor to prom.

We prefer the mom and pop if it's not home made.

Did he try and take your pic-a-nic basket?

Mod Podge the area you don't want painted. Peal it off when done.

I made the mistake of getting rid of my Subaru Brat after 300,000+ miles.

My F150 is used for hitch pull for my small garden service trailer and my 7,920 pound tractor/trailer. My F250 is used for gooseneck for my 14,000+ other trailers.

I've used a Ford C-Max for many miles. Unfortunately, they are no longer made. I would go with the Honda Fit over the Chevy Spark for pure reliability in the long run.

https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/registration/commercial-drivers-license/drivers Regardless of the weight you are hauling in the truck, or towing on the trailer; If "ANY combination of vehicles which has a gross combination weight rating or gross combination weight of 11,794 kilograms or more (26,001...

https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/safety/documents/CDL_Classifications.pdf Any single vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more. Any combination vehicle with a gross combination weight rating of 26,001 or more pounds, if the trailer(s) has a GVWR of 10,001 or...

How many people know the quantity of Diesel to produce a gallon of ethanol? Corn doesn't just grow wild and get harvested by hand.

I just put mine in the middle and leave it for whatever. Have yet to have any issues.

Our local police station has a "transaction sport" in the parking lot that is marked, lighted, and has cameras. Any time I list things on Craigslist I just put the time I will be at that sport and ask that buyers bring cash.

Why would you film yourself breaking the law? Stupid runs deep with some.

Yeap, don"t care much about the politics or social issues, just sale the best products.

If the clams were true every manufacture would be beating their doors down to get the technology and be above the competition.

I've had a few companies state that they will not deliver to unpaved roads if the road isn't clear of all snow and/or mud. Liability issues.

My son put countless rounds into a tree trying to "chop it down". Kept him entertained for days.

I'll be there Tuesday the 14th. Haven't missed but one, because of Cooties, in past 10 years.

Anti theft for catalytic converters.

My mom ordered a Hybrid Maverick on November 2021. Dealer still hasn't received it. They have had a total of one hyriid and a few ecoboost. My dealer just called me the other day to let me know that the Lightning I ordered, a few months after announcing they were taking orders, had come in.

Been a member for 50+ years.

I only have one word for car accidents... Dashcam. Without it my son's first accident would have been a "he said, she said" situation. With it, the other driver was sighted and found at fault.

The best theft prevention I have found is good insurance coverage. A competent thief will bring a lock pick set or grinder for any locks. Trailer and winch will load the tractor without needing to start it.

Two weeks ago my wife bought a new Lexus NXH for almost the same price as the Toyota dealer had their RAV4 hybrids marked up. Got the Lexus same day and no markup.

Matt doesn't mess around and Lindsey is one awesome lady.

Electrical tape over the bottom of the lock, lock it upside down. Never had an issue with freezing even down to -12 F the other day.

I pass that section of road multiple times a year, so glad I didn't have to encounter this.

Trying to find a plane black colored today for my son's second interview. Went to four stores before finally finding one at Boot Barn, and it was only long sleeved. I required my son to wear a colored shirt for last summers interview at a water park. He was the only one hired on first interview.

Drivers not paying attention when putting their car in 'self driving mode' will get their drivers killed.

Crossed only to allow the proper quantity of tiedowns per load.

It was stolen in San Diego, found eight hours latter stripped and burned in Los Angeles.

I bought my S2ki in 2001 and loved every minute of it; until someone decided they wanted it more than me. Closest I've ever come to a sportbike on four wheels. My user name is because I kept having to tell people it was not a Z3.

Tractor tires go until no tread. Off-road truck until about 5% left before I go find a set of used ones. Car tires replace with about 15% life left. Never sold a used tire.

I have a Grilla Grill Silverbac that does a pretty good job with 'set and forget'. The app doesn't work well; but, the grill works fine as a smoker or pellet BBQ.

Over 1,001 lbs of hazardous material requires CDL with Hazmat endorsement. https://www.hazmatuniversity.com/news/when-is-a-hazmat-endorsement-required-on-a-cdl/#:~:text=To%20summarize%2C%20hazmat%20loads%20of,endorsement%20to%20operate%20the%20vehicle.

9mm at 440 yards 9mm at 1000 yards

AR= ArmaLite Why can't people simply call them what they are, Modern sporting rifle.

Five cats in the house... it's hard to not have a cat on me. Outside it's the daughters dog who becomes my shadow.

I would have added some deiced potatoes to the bacon fat and grilled the burgers like normal.

I wouldn't go with steel unless you are in rocky terrain. Traction is worse with steel in mud or ice.

Single vehicle or combined, if the weight is over 26,001 you are required CDL. Some states will get you even with an empty trailer if they are rated over a combined weight of 26,000. Some states have exemptions as long as you're staying in that state.

I've always wrapped used blades in a little duck tape.

Check your gain. Never checked without driving down road; however, my trailer breaks apply immediately even at speeds below 5MPH.

I'll stick with getting my garlic from the neighbor. He only plants 700 acres of it.

Leave something on my property, you can get it back at the local DAV thrift store. That's where it will be donated.

Clean hydraulic fluid and rags.

Full tank, dealer shirt (I told him I don't wear hats),two key chain, front weights, rear top/tilt, passenger side step and handle, two extra QD for attachments, and extra pins. All not part of the ordinal order. Dealer did everything he could to make up for the long delay receiving tractor and...

Less than 100 yards I use Do-All Self-Healing targets. After that I have some old AR500 that has served me and my son for many years.

I guess that I'm fortunate with the two dealers I work with. I bought in one state and get service from my original dealer and the one next to my other property 1,200 miles away in another state. The only questions I had with second dealer was the information to set up an account there.

https://www.costco.com/10%27-x-20%27-steel-frame-canopy.product.100768239.html Says they are out of stock; however, my local Costco has a pallet full.

If transferring gas make sure you have proper grounding between tank and equipment. Fuel flowing can cause static.

I also recommend these. Can get them from Costco and they work great.

"Not fore sale, were going to restore it some day". Way to far gone to bother. Fire does damage to the steel/

I would hope so 49 CFR § 393.43 If trailer has breaks it is required to have breakaway system.

I will run away from any tire place that doesn't understand the concept of torque wrench. I've seen a few studs sheered off from "mechanics" using impact guns.

Used to use them on old backhoe. New tractor has such great power steering I just use my palm and around we go.

About once a month we find a Tesla sitting on the side of the road waiting on the tow truck because they over estimated the distance between charge stations. 110 degree weather can zap a battery. For now I'll stick with our hybrids for running around and trucks for work and hauling. Not ready...

I use wireless headphones connected to my phone. Cuts down the noise in the cab and works in or out.

My dad ran plain water in his backhoe for 35+ years and never had an issue with rusting. Having his kid get water squirted in the face when playing around trying to let air out is another story.

That's what I ended up doing. Taking a male/female from the set and just replacing the original plug.

If it's not to late you might want to cancel order. Just got finished trying to wire things up and, I have to retract my statement. The clips work; however, when you go to wire them the prongs are opposite sides and don't connect. Ended up just splicing new connectors on the tractor side.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08SJ3Q976?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details It's the "2 pin" that you need.

It's bad when you have to go through 117 comments to see discover that only about three of them answer the original question. Maybe everyone needs to heed Thumpers advice "If you can't say something nice, don't say nothin' at all."

What do you have stuck in limbo? Maybe I'll take it off your hands and register it in a state without smog laws. My one experience with OnStar was having my truck stolen and them telling me "as long as it is running we will be able to find it". A year later they called and asked if I wanted to...

Been waiting for my LA805 loader since Aug 2021. Tractor came in last month, loader is who knows when.

My tractor is currently sitting in a shop waiting for the windows to be tinted. When it's done it will come back here and sit in my side yard and get little use for the next 2-3 years. I ordered the tractor last August because I had the funds, and I wanted to get ahead of price increase. It's...

Why did a 20 year old post get refreshed by a new member asking for lawsuit? Torque your wheels according to manual direction and if you are lazy use some "Tamper Detection Marker".

As I sit here snacking on my Habanero BBQ Almonds. I like the hot chilies; however, there is a degree where the Scoville unit is irrelevant. Flavor seems to drop off as the pepper gets "hotter".

We installed "Cat Shield" on the Prius because my wife works in a hospital where there has been 6 catalytic converters stolen in less than two months. Until the rules for scrapping catalytic converters changes or we change the EPA requirements for them theft will continue. We know there won't...

Saw someone returning a big pool at Costco last October. I know they used it all summer and returned it when it cooled off.

I love all the conspiracy theory's going in this thread. Don't tell my neighbor to the north of me that has large pot farms here in Central California and Oregon. His business is all cash because of Federal regulations.

I was riding in a backhoe bucket before I could walk. Tilted up more, and much higher. May not be OSHA approved; but, was fun.

You wouldn't happen to be around Fresno would you? My dealer was telling me a similar story a few weeks ago.

I had someone buy my enclosed trailer with a cashiers check. Even for $2,500 I took a picture of him, his drivers license, and vehicle license plate before I let him hook it up.

Just took delivery of my tractor with 0% for 84 months. Price was agreed upon before financing was even discussed. Dealer doesn't care if it's cash or manufacture financed their price is the same.

I've used plywood to cross a golf course section with a skid steer takes a little while moving the boards but it worked fine to keep from damaging green. Also used plywood to get 5th wheel trailers on/off the beach.

Dash cameras are installed in all our vehicles. Horns are used in parking lots to alert pedestrians not in traffic. Easier to be patient and keep car dint free then try and replace it with todays "supply shortage" and incredible mark-ups.

The rush to purchase "before prices increase" along with fuel prices going up who wants to buy a trailer. Recreation trailers should be dropping back to before pandemic time.

Ordered my L3560 Aug 16, 2021. Just took delivery of the tractor yesterday and the dealer has no idea when the loader & bucket will be in. Dealer said he knows people who would give me $5-10,000 more than I paid.

Before 1989 I had no problems mixing used hydraulic oil with Diesel for our tractors. Would not do it with a modern system.

Okay, I get it, you don't like feral cats. Depending on location and condition of cat I have two ways of dealing with them; 1. 22LR (or 223 if a little farther) 2. Trap, fix, and release Seen many a mice, sparrows, and pigeons become cat food. Since you seem to like adding links for reading...

If we are worried about the damage to the environment I think the first thing we should start eradicating would be people. I'm not against dispatching any animal that is causing problems to native wildlife; however, many of non-native birds, excessive mice/rat population have been controlled...

Doubt you would want Diesel fuel mixed with your mulch, especially at the prices we have around here.

Not the case in California. I've seen people get tickets in church parking lots when the rest of the lot was empty.

The only reason to entice a feral cat would be to trap it for spaying/neutering, then and only then is it okay to release them back to where you got them. I'm currently fostering 10 (started with 13) kittens that where left at a friends house when their feral cat had babies.

I would ask the people who built the barn to restore the ground to the condition it was before they started.

Learned over 30 years ago, if the box doesn't have original seal it should be opened and inspected. We had people trying to return used oil and filters back when I worked at Chief Auto in the late 80's. The worse where the ones who brought their burnt out lights for attempted return.

I took all our big stumps and piled them up, covered them in dirt, and made a nice shooting range.

I was taught bolts or pins are to be removed or fully installed, never left finger tight or "temporarily" put in.

[/MEDIA] That looks like someone was under the influence. If they did that to a company truck it should be criminal charges for intentional destruction of company property (I'm sure there is a legal term).

My Bond Arms makes a great little toy. Change out the barrel for whatever my mood is for that day.

My Sig P238 (times 2), P226, and P229 have all had thousands of round put through them with out any issues. The two Ruger LC9's have had a few hiccups and the trigger lacks a little. Walther P22 only takes High Velocity ammo.

We have a calamansi tree that supplies all the juice we need.

Didn't have TV growing up, still don't have one now.

When it red died fuel it will also stain the fuel water separator so authorities will know if you have used it in on-road application.

Tires are sitting on another pallet, I was so excited I forgot to get a picture.

Nando's Peri-Peri Dijon if it has to be mustard.

Well after 9 months part of my toy arrived at dealer. Still waiting for the rear remote and loader. Good thing we're not in a hurry.

Neighbor had farm equipment (tractor, trucks, cotton pickers, and backhoe) that was over 40 years old and only additives he ever put in the fuel tank was Red die Diesel. Lasted until the state government forced him to sale it out of commiefornia.

How I wish I could find gas at $3.13 here in Central California. Just paid $5.16 at Costco yesterday.

I know this is about gas; however,

Here in Central California Have no problem calling the advice nurse to get any treatment and get a phone appointment with doctor if needed. I get my flee / tick medication from the local feed store, no prescription required. Local quarry doesn't sale direct to public train or semitruck loads...

Giant BBQ trailer.

Hope the car isn't totaled. May not be able to find a replacement.

I've used Advantage for many years with dogs, cats and ferrets. Never had an issue with fleas or ticks. Vet recommended NexGuard so we are trying it out on current dog.

Isn't that the new rapid 3d printer phone?

Ordered an L3560 Aug 9, 2021. As of last weekend the dealer still had no idea when tractor would be in and 805 loader may be delayed until late summer. When tractor gets in I will take delivery and return it when loader arrives.

Just be glad it was a van and not a person.

I have Active State Trooper on one side, and two retired Troopers on the other. Wouldn't want to be a guy attempting hit and run around my place.

Most people who self fertilize their yard have a tendency to over do it. They just go off what the big box store tells them they should do, instead of getting a soil testing.

It is part of the winch control. It's the prewiring for the switch if you add winch.

My local dealer was able to look up by year and make: however, he sent me to sign shop to get it done cheaper.

It's all explained in the movie "Transformers: Dark of the Moon".

With Oregon it depends on the county you are in and the size of station. I've always pumped my own Diesel because I don't want gas in my tank.

4 1 in Idaho 3 in California However I would consider myself an outlier because my wife is a nurse that works directly with COVID positive patience in Critical Care Unit.

We tried the Simpli Safe and found that the sensors where to big and the system didn't work well in our two story house. In order to have the system recognize all the sensors the main unit had to be in a very inconvenient place.

Had no problem with the link being blocked. UAW should have learned by now that over asking results in production moving overseas.

Cool concept, way over priced.

GI P-38 ;) I've found the OXO works well.

My dad found a 52' trailer, dug a hole to lower axles it in and called it good. Lasted that way for 30 years until he sold house and new owner removed it.

What is the "to much garlic" you speak of?

Haven't paid for cable in over 50 years. I have had internet since 1998; but, never paid for any streaming service.

My philosophy is; If it's not going to make me money, I'm not going to pay the bank for it. If it's a NEED for my business I may get loans. If it's a WANT I pay cash.

Digging in hard rock area around Coachella Valley (California) with excavator I've seen teeth wear out in as little as 200 hours. Know someone in Central California that has excavator with over 1,500 hours on same set of teeth, all clay.

Being on Whidbey you were just asking the wrong people. I knew a few Filipinos who would bring them to work. They got there's at Coupeville farmers market (Tee's Nuts). I've never cared for the taste but my wife makes them a few times a year.

I installed a winch wiring cable for both front and back. Not sure how it would work for a dump trailer; but, have used it for winching and works great. Only precaution is limiting run time. https://www.etrailer.com/Accessories-and-Parts/Bulldog-Winch/BDW20348.html As mentioned I wouldn't...

Kubota dealer just informed me that the delay for my tractor has gone from January to some time after May.

My dealer put order in, without any deposit. Ordered in June, expected deliver some time after February. Was able to lock in all rebates and financing offers from the date ordered.

Great, now that song will be stuck in my head for the next few hours.

Thriller - Michael Jackson

Flat tax would be the easiest way to make sure everyone paid "their fair share", and would make it easy to file.

Idaho is full... Neighbors house and five acres lasted six hours on the market before they had a $675,000 cash offer. I'm still looking at means of internet because some dumb arse (me) forgot to run a phone or cable line to the house when we ran power.

Does your car insurance pay for oil changes to prevent possible engine sizing up? I see two things here; 1. Insurance is in the, insurance business. Not the preventive maintains business. 2. Now that you have informed the insurance company of a possible dangerous tree, you may be in for a...

Yes and No. The liquid can be pulled out and reinstalled when replacing tires. I like wheel weight because it doesn't change the air cushion with the tire, never freezes, and you can remove them when not needed.

I must admit, as in real life, I didn't get past the second paragraph before continuing on. Mail like that seldom makes it past the shredder in my office.

We run Michelin defender LTX MS on Three GMC 2500, one F250, and one F150. They get best wear vs millage.

About ten years ago we had lightning strike a palm tree that was next to the house. Lit it on fire and fire spread to house. Between fire and electrical surge we got a full house rewire, and kitchen / dining room remodeled. We unplug electronics any time there is possibility of lightning.

If your material can shift by tilting the front I would say it could also shift when being hauled. I would say cut out some weight and maybe make two trips.

I tried with my 1955 Williys M38A; however, they wouldn't let me because it didn't have doors, so went with 1977 Toyota Corolla.

I was taught, and stick to, the practice of fueling at the end of the work day.

We found that it is much safer to pay CPA. Two different businesses, rentals in three different states, and land we are developing in yet a fourth state.