MARYLAND TACOMAS

Where's the Love involved Chip?

 

Y'all keep yer distance now hear.......

 

The old bay craze died with me when flying dog added it to their beer.

 

I am surprised you suffer with that as active as you are. Must be your age.

 

For those with SPC UCA (or grease anything themselves) I got this cool like quick release grease nozzle off Amazon for $20.00. I tried it out the other day and didn’t bust my knuckles trying to pop it off the SPC zerk! Win win

$20 AZUNO Grease Gun Coupler, 2nd Generation Upgraded to 12000 PSI, Grease Gun Tips Quick Lock and Release, Compatible with All Grease Guns 1/8" NPT Grease Gun Fittings

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07RRXKW9F?ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

 

Good Morning and Welcome to the forum and the Maryland Thread,, if I haven't done so already. If I have I am sure that smartass Jim @Fire Arrow will say something smart ass.

So does it come on then do off or just stay on forever? I believe there are methods to diagnose a fault like this with a series of key, or in your case, start button pushes. But a call to the dealer you bought the truck from would be my first choice. See what they say.

Are you able to start it? You can plug any type of voltage reading device in the cigar lighter 12v hole and see what the charging system is doing. I have one that has 1 to 2 12v and 2 2.4a USB ports and it shows the charging system voltage all the time in real time. I think I paid like 9 bucks for it on Amazon.

If you can get it to the dealer it gives them a chance to make right on an issue if you're under warr. That is always the best bet. I took mine in and it's barely 3 years old when it wouldn't start one day. They said 3 years is normal for a OEM batt. I said BS. If you're using your truck, your keeping your battery pretty healthy but you can check, like I did, the water levels and add some if needed to bring it back up where it should be. A couple ounces less in two cells is all it takes. Any one of us older guys can walk you through the process if needed.

 

I’m your “neighbor” in Rising Sun, just a few min down the road.

No shared driveway.

 

Not easy to like this so I will unlike it. That's some dangerous shite.

 

This is absolutely fantastic Dad! You get the Medal today!

 

You guys ready for the tornados? lol

 

Thank you! I liked the house on Poole St - the yard was great; the basement had an issue. It's finished and looks great, but the real estate agent giving me the video tour - she's 5'3" and should could stand flat-footed and touch the Ceiling. That'd me me, at 6'1" would have just a couple-few inches down there and if you ask my girl, a couple-few inches is enough. But I would feel pretty cramped down there, so I passed on the house - figuring i'd live just upstairs on 1000sq ft-ish.

I'm looking at going to need to spend closer to 500k to get something that I'd feel really good about coming home to. But enough about thai hookers - for a house, I'd have to spend solidly over 400k which I don't wanna have to do. Though I will not have much choice.

 

Not sure if you checked but around here (unless it changed in the past few years) VA loan limit was 417k

 

Here’s what VeteransUnited tells me

 

Are you saying they’re telling you nothing lol?

 

Weird.

 

Next up.............. Junior Gardening 101





But seriously. I stained our outside tiki bar 3 colors with that polyshades stuff years ago and it's still holding up. I can even pressure wash it from a distance without destroying it. I am thinking about sanding my deck and using it on the surface. Something lighter in color I think.

 

That better be the fire wood to stay warm while the crew is building the real house through the winter on what I hope is 10 acres in Phoenix.

All you need is a long driveway, a beat up school bus and a sturdy ramp. You could be a YouTube legend!

 

Show him your pumpkin carving video.

You're one crafty MoFo! And very domesticated I must say.

 

What about the fat and lazy branch?

 

Sometimes the dark mode on here acts odd.
I guess they’ve upped it since I’ve been in this house. That’s good to hear!