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A full-size 9mm might be the easiest handling gun that is capable of serious self-defense, IMO. This kind of gun will easily hold 18-20 rounds of ammo, which is an added benefit. You really need to shoot a few to decide what you like - either renting from a gun range or going out with friends...

Just a few of an unending bucket list: Trek to Everest Base Camp Climb Mt Kilimanjaro Mission with my wife Visit Costa Rica

Assuming a 7-way plug, just get a test light or meter and check for voltage on the top right blade of the plug on your truck with the key on:

Ah. The only time I've had any start problem was if the glow plugs weren't working correctly or the engine wasn't cranking fast enough. Lots of root causes for each of these.

Are you sure about this? I didn't know there was a cold-engine temp when the glow plugs don't turn on...

Same experience as Nate. In the city, the coverage and speed is good. As you get outside of the city, T-mobile coverage < AT&T coverage < Verizon coverage.

I don't have any personal experience, but I think evictions with storage are definitely easier to handle, but the volume is also pretty high for the amount of rent you are charging. Even small storage unit yards have one or two sales per year of units full of seized goods.

I've had good and bad experience. One set of tenants was great - they left the place better than they found it. Every time they wanted to improve, I would pay for the materials and they would do the labor. Our next tenants had pretty good references, but their marriage fell apart, they went...

That V-10 is a puller for sure. I had one in a motorhome also. Not so great on mileage, though.

It is detailed ad-nauseum in another thread, but at some point (25 or 40 years old), you are able to do your own safety inspection also. This is where I'm headed once I have the mog's front axle back together.

If you don't want to DIY, I think the dealer offers an exchange setup to sell you a clean one - you give them a plugged core.

Don't forget sunscreen under your armpits and the bottom of your nose, etc.

It is pretty common for the clutch to never engage if there isn't enough pressure (freon) in the system. There is typically a low-pressure switch that will make it never turn on if there isn't enough refrigerant.

BTW, my bro-in-law is a professional chainsaw carver. At the competitions, all I see are Stihl logos - pretty much without exception.

Power sharpener or just the file and guide?

Hope I'm not hijacking this thread, but what do you guys do about chain sharpening? DIY, Have a shop do it, or just buy a new chain?

Yup. A new 4 seater General and a 1000 Ranger XP were unveiled at the dealer show in Nashville last night. I didn't get to go this year, but my co-worker is there.

I haven't tried lately, but I've had good luck making a reasonable offer in the past

Saw this at NPS today. Always something different there.

Oh yea, I'm not crazy about separating bolts and such, but a trigger lock doesn't replace a safe. IMO, you really should have a safe or secure locking cabinet to keep firearms at home.