Tacos in St. Louis area

I put it in a huge 15 gallon jug and a guy takes it to heat his shop with an oil burner

 

the oil change places sell the used oil. They will accept a sealed container - a jug with a thread on cap qualifies - and just add it to theirs. I take mine to a mate that has a waste oil heater and he burns it up in the winter.

 

@Greta Thunberg would like to have a word

I kid.
Thanks for the tip that most places accept used oil. I thought you had to pay most to take it. I'll ask before I end up with 5 quarts of used oil sitting around

 

that synthetic is good stuff!
coats it all i hear

 

my neighbor used to keep his in a pan hidden in the bushes
in the early 80s my family's first dog, chihuahua mix, got involved with this hidden pan while exploring and came hobbling back home covered up nearly to her whiskers
my Dad did not take kindly as he headed next door for some confrontation, i was a pre-teen so do not quite remember the deets anymore

 

that’s kinda the idea lol

issue is now that the good synthetics can / will outlast the filter so that’s the limiting factor now

 

Could be worse, he could have listened to popular mechanics and their advice from 1963.

 

I take my used oil to Advance Auto Parts or Autozone will take it.

 

in the early 90s i just left the jug off by the jiffyLube door at night that i used to work at in High School
damn i miss having an open pit to stand under and get er done

 

I got mine back missing bolts and the skid plates rattling.

 

we used to get drums of used oil from the motor pool dropped off and we’d put it down range for the guys to burn on demo days.

 

That’s awesome. I love using oil on fires. So terrible. But burns so nice.

 

you coming to SMORR this weekend?

 

Probably not
Wife is going through some emotional crisis and needs me around.
(Aka I’m whipped)

 

I've always gone to Sam's Club (if you have a membership). Installation for $15/wheel is pretty hard to beat

 

I wonder if Costco does the same... I have the card with Costco. I also have a friend with the Sam's club card. but I totally forgot about this, thanks man

 

have to tear down the front driver side suspension. I need to get to the lower uniball. unfortunaly one the the bolts on the bottom of the knuckle / spindle is stripped...

Ideas anyone?

Do you think welding a wrench to it is a good or bad idea?

 

@Tacomania is a pro at removing things

 

@Willy224 i may soon have a tuned tundra. Guys on tundras are seeing a pretty significant increase in fuel economy even with NA truck