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I've given a Vevor ultrasonic cleaner a good workout. Had it over a year. it works as expected.

They're both the same, fork stands. They can be stretched, or squeezed to fit.

I just wire my gps to both battery terminals. I've done this on at least a dozen bikes, never had a problem, but I remember to shut the GPS off, or remove it from the cradle all the time.

I've had it up to "here" with tile & grout. Looking for something more practical, for clean up etc. Pre fabs are out. They come with 3 walls, I need four. (I have a 24" door, a full door is impossible) PVC wall panels, and a prefab floor is the next option.

Bathfitters came by to give me an estimate. Ensuite shower is 32x60. Twenty five yr old tile is getting "tired". Not wanting, or getting anything else done.....just floor, walls and a door. $10,400. I assumed the salesman was on crack, and passed on the "offer".

In line fuse on the GPS and lose the fuse tap?

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They're just as good as new, sometimes better, if recalls etc were taken care of already. Personally, I wouldn't buy any Ford, new, capitalized, used, bent or straight, on any plan I have. I prefer Honda.

Known as a "cap car", or "capitalized unit" inside the plant. Usually used by Managers, and higher ranking suit clad folks, their cars get detailed every day.. These type of units get posted on the bulletin boards, so employees can have 1st pick. After a "bit of time" not selling, dealers step...

If he spent one million every HOUR, it would take 95 years to spend it.

Dawn dish soap is cheap, but there's this.... https://www.napacanada.com/en/p/NTH7652885

Sooooo.....where y'all at, next time I don't want to hand bomb my next tire? Going to the magician & back, takes a bit.

Me too. Here's one of my PA 10mm wrenches - great stuff - until you need to use it....

You know you want one. (So do I). When they were $550, I thought it was too much.

I sold a bike on Saturday to a fellow who's taking it there for a safety.

No joke. A wheel barrow tire took me 10X longer than a m/c tire, and it was 20X the struggle.

Me too, unless I got a buddy for the "3rd" hand. The back seat of the cage, windows up, in the blistering sun. (Bonus: off gassing lasts a day or two)

I use soapy water too (or windex), and I've got a pail full of rim protectors I don't use. Make sure the tire your mounting is situated in the drop area, or drop zone - opposite side that your spooning. It's very important to minimize stretching the tire, and it'll go on much easier, without...

There's a certain someone i know (on this forum sometimes) who doesn't use lube while swapping tires. That is exactly what happens every time he mounts a new tire. I still can't recommend it, but there is still about 50% of your bead that'll stick. Air it up, and check for leakage.

Maybe it was "leaded" gas!