@hpalmer?ÿ
It's not usually cheaper to buy new. A repair is usually less than replacing, depending on what it is and what's broken, but people want new and they use the argument that they don't want to spend half the value of the item on repairing it when they could have put that half towards a shiny new one, that makes them feel excited for a day.?ÿ
None of the repairs to my old 1981 lawn tractor have been more than about $150, and you can barely find a used one for that around here.?ÿ
Splash it into an empty washer fluid jug and then pour it through paper towel into the reservoir? Second trip for a second gallon I guess. Maybe I could find something in the truck to make it easier to get it into the jug?
@350rocketmike?ÿ
Violated this rule.
"Sorry, but you do not have any single standard liquid holder with you larger than about a pint."
@350rocketmike?ÿ
Can't get a seat in the back pew unless you get there early.
Apparently my GM ls based truck engine can run without coolant. It will use 4 cylinders to pump air to cool it. I would do this only as a last resort but it's good to know just in case.?ÿ
Lol I was actually relocating a mouse I caught in our basement and picking up more birdseed for my feathered friends outside.?ÿ
