offroadohio
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6.0 puked its coolant so toyota to the rescue
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Hopefully there will be no water running across the area at all now that I have the catch basin/drain line buried to catch all/most the water that comes out of the culvert, and once I get a gutter installed. I was always afraid to put down something like pea gravel bc 1.) I don't like the way it looks. 2.) Back when A LOT of water crossed that area (before I buried the drain a couple weeks ago), I did not want a bunch of gravels blew out into the yard. You can mow over mulch, not so much gravel.clemsonjeep said:Curious...if you've got an issue with water running across the area...why use mulch...it floats...
Say's and wheel's.....wtf? Those are too easy not to fawk up....makes my skin crawl. LolJacksonwolf39 said:![]()
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The first one stranded you. The new one is gonna jump out and weld a stinger on the hood.d_daffron said:![]()
I had an ignition coil take a dump on me, so I bought a parts store replacement. I decided to Ohm both out before I installed the new one. Should I run it?
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Eddyj said:1. That bovine looks sedated.
2. I bet it was spitting grass clippings on the road... you should have hit it.
I couldn’t decide which was the better post, so I went with both.
Hell, it was probably trying to find all the fresh grass in the road to feast on. Our house is beside the one in the far left of that pic, so at any given time there's plenty grass in the road down that way for it to eat. He was headed in the right direction. LolEddyj said:1. That bovine looks sedated.
2. I bet it was spitting grass clippings on the road... you should have hit it.
I couldn€™t decide which was the better post, so I went with both.
AllGoNoShow said:Gold. :D