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Last one I had like that I just swapped the entire fuse box not hard to do if you have a spare or can borrow one they have issues with the fuse box going bad

Brother in law has an older miller bobcat 250 I think that’s on propane uses forklift style tanks can sit for a year and as long as the battery is up will start no dealing with bad gas he bought it used from a high rise construction company

Every where here is sold out also we lucked out and a friend of hers gave us one she had bent the door on we just ordered a half a hog and a quarter beef

I have a 19 Durango we’ve put 22000 miles on it in the last year no issues so far the better half averages about 18 around town it gets around 22-23 on the highway with the cruise set at 80 I’ve pulled my 01 regal on a heavy 18 ft trailer behind it at 70 with no issues it’s the 3.6 with 8 speed

Acem I grew up around Ozark still have quite a bit of family there I know all too well how crazy they get I live in south eastern Missouri now and they still go nuts up here have several truck drivers I work with that if they even start talking about snow they call out

Had that on several small block gm manifolds used a bolt with a nut and usually a socket or piece of pipe to make a spreader to push them back out

Thank you

I know in one episode they mention some of ottos past about being a retired machinist and having sold his machine shop

That truck is actually dot legal he runs it all over the USA yes it is a dot magnet but that I know of I’ve never heard of him not passing an inspection no it’s not my cup of tea either he’s on several face book groups

We have Columbia day cab gliders at work they are pretty light not sure exactly on the weight though

I’ve had three escapes an 03,06, and a 15 all were good just watch on the newer one with the turbocharged 1.6 they require a timing belt change at 150000 and I think the tools for it are about 200 just got a 19 Durango and we love it

Yeah my fiancé wanted a Tahoe and I finally talked her into looking at a Durango and she loves it we got the gt plus awd 80 mph it just floats

Don’t know if you ever went and drove the v6 but just bought one last week and fairly impressed with it. It definitely makes the Durango move out. The auto start stop takes some getting used to I tend to turn it off if I’m much traffic

I use rand McNally gps it does pretty good most of the time but you do have to watch it I’ll cross reference it with sattelite view on google maps if the directions seem a little sketchy also have my truck atlas handy at all times sometimes you need to make a quick detour

My sister has a 14 half ton dodge with the 5.7 they average 24 mpg going back and forth from Oklahoma to Indiana a couple times a year and use it for a farm truck it pulls horses or hay almost daily currently has 150000 or more on it only replaced a battery and one wheel bearing