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I understand your concerns. My boys played travel baseball and we were heading to Coco Beach for a tournament, my water pump went out in my 2000 F250 around Rocky Mount, NC at 11 pm. Called AAA and the flat bed driver took the truck to Carolina Tire in Rocky Mount. We got a room at a flea bag...

I'm a rack aficionado, but I don't work at a dealership.

89 year old Ron Chester was stopped by the police around 2 a.m. and was asked where he was going at that time of night. Ron replied, "I'm on my way to a lecture about alcohol abuse and the effects it has on the human body, as well as smoking and staying out late." The officer asked, "Really...

I enjoy seeing the travels of the different members on this forum. Could not have said it better. I'm one of those that enjoy his posts, the pics are great. Very informative on the upgrades to his trailer and give a nice perspective on towing with a heavy duty over a half ton. Keep them...

Agree. My dad taught me, backing up tractors and trailers around the house when I was around 12 years old, that the trailer would move in the direction the bottom of the steering wheel was rotated towards. To this day, 50+ years later, I'm reminded of this lesson every time I back up a trailer.

That's what I said years ago, "I'll walk before I pay $1 gallon for gas."

3.92 of the boating world.

My dealer has me on 7500 mile intervals. Free oil changes for life, so they are welcome to it. I did do my first oil change at about 5000 miles and had them do it at about 9500 to keep me under the 10,000 mark.