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I don't think he really has a new truck. Of course a picture would prove me wrong.

Now that the repair has been made you should be getting another customer satisfaction survey, enjoy filling it out. At least this way you should have gotten an upgraded DEF part instead of another faulty one from the other truck. Try your best to put this behind you and enjoy the new ride.

And some day before we all DIE, maybe Den will be finished with the Diamond T.... Just don't hold your breath! Too many friends who ''need him'' to fix this, or build that or go all over the place to load up and bring home 'stuff' that they need... sigh.... But he never says "no" to anyon...

Rob & Cathy wrote:Thanks guys.

Note to self: Green handle, green handle, green handle.

Rob

Be very careful at the BP stations because they are all green handles. Enjoy the new ride.

The Chevy has a fuel and oil filter read out that has been proven to be accurate and also takes into account that you are towing. I tend to go more and more by the read out then I use to. So do I Mike, it's hard to do though. I still had 15% oil life remaining but 7500 miles on the oil so I chicken...

Mike Clay wrote:Bruce the rest of us have the small toys and don't need all those gears plus we don't need to carry our car in the bed.

Only because we can't.

I think I see a dually without hail dings in someone's future.

That is good news Mike. Now you can enjoy the rally without the worry.

Another thing about On-Star is that it is a good hands free cell phone system. If you buy more minutes each year just before the current minutes expire, then it rolls over the existing minutes.Chris It was a good hands free system. They would send reminders for subscription renewals monthly even th...

Mark, great job of being the better person! Greg knew what happened because Vickie was probably bragging about how she had to straighten out a customer regarding the campground rules. She obviously does not belong in her position. I agree that campgrounds should have rules, but five dollars per hour...

A friend of mine uses a engine hoist to remove his and move it around.

WOW! Bruce, that is really turning out sweet. By the sound of things, it is turning out even better than you first expected. Can't wait to see it in person some time.

Still looking forward to a picture of Sharon driving it.

Not all stations allow you to do it. This is an old topic but in the Portland area now it a 10% bio blend so you do not need anything else. You guys got French Fry powered trucks in Portland area? Watch what you use as a additive. Some help and some do not. I use WallyWorld 2 cycle oil in my old 20...

Bruce, if you are near Nauvoo, IL on the way back, stop by. If you have any DIY maintenance issues we'll put you in the bird house and take care of them. That is going to an awesome pulling machine.

Sharon and Penny can go enjoy the Baxter Winery also.

Travelers wrote:Well I've got 4100 miles on her so I'm in a dealership in Merecedes, TX for its first oil change.

Are you going to be in the area for a while? We are outside of Alamo so maybe we can meet in person.