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Earlier this year I tore my distal bicep tendon clean off. Apparently the most rare and serious of the possible bicep tendons to snap. The two most common causes are weight lifter / bodybuilder running too much juice and outdoes it or.... middle aged man lifting a too heavy box. Guess which...

In that case, when you roll it up onto it's nose, keep rolling that turd right out to the curb and get rid of it, lol.

That was the name of the owner on the drawings. Who's going to get their furniture? Noooooooobody!

Take off the fuel cap and put a plastic bag over the opening. Put the cap back on and tip the machine over to your hearts content. No leak. Don't forget to remove the bag afterwards.

Wow, they just built a huge new warehouse in Pickering. Glad my cheque for that project has already cleared.

The Brampton Driver is well known in the Trucking industry, even down in the States.

Any cab is brutal in the summer. It's like being in a fishbowl, in the sun. For winter operations just wear some insulated coveralls and a snowmobile helmet if your blowing snow.

Got a 12 day UK, Norway and Iceland cruise coming up in May. Nothing until then as we got back from a 14 day Alaskian cruise lot long ago.

I've seen those, and they look interesting for sure. Plow wins for moving snow any distance, especially with speed. I've replaced the blower on my small lawn tractor with the snow blade and couldn't be happier.

We have a 2014 or 15 JD 1 series tractor in the family. We bought it new, before the prices went totally nutty. We have the loader, the backhoe, 54" belly mower, box blade and front mounted snow plow. A year or two after getting it, my father installed a TekTite heated hard cab, which I hate...

A buddy of mine in grade school used to ride a GT mountain bike with a McBride's sticker on the stem.

Grab some pictures of the local ladies too. There's some real beauty's walking around there.

As a professional mechanic, thall shall not heat a front end component that is to be reused. Guys will do it, but not the ones you want working on your vehicle.

Are you trying to remove a sealed hub/bearing assembly from the knuckle? Or press out an old bearing and race? I ask because I saw mention of the hub buster, which would be the former. Air hammer is the key to success. Benefits are twofold. Firstly is the impact force for driving purposes...

Cement takes 28 days to fully cure. The higher the moisture content of the Cement during that time, the stronger the fully cured cement will be. Ever see a bridge deck being replaced, or other large concrete paving project and see wet burlap sheets draped over a poured section? Keeping it from...

Tourism is the life blood of Wasaga Beach. That's why they are taking such drastic steps to ensure a bunch of hooligans who behave in a non socially appropriate manner stay out and stop driving visitors who actually spend money away.

And none of those business owners live in WB and have to deal with the nonsense.

My truck appears stock. 315/60R15 drag radials are the largest tires I could fit under the stock body work. I like the sleeper look. Only thing that gives my truck away is the loud lumpy idle. That 468 passes everything but a gas station.

Very nice. My '78 is a little more low key, but much like this one I am sure, the only thing it hauls is ass.

Nothing wrong with coil springs compared to leafs. They are sized according to the load they are to handle. Tool boxes in my 1500's are well over 500lbs and never come out. Regularly put an additional 1k in the box and then pull 3-5k of trailer. Truck barely squats and handles like a dream...