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Spare tire?


Lefty

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Maybe I should take that extra spare tire and throw it in the back, a kind of insurance policy, to keep the tires from going flat.
 


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Yeah and a can of fix a flat!! Heehee
 

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Yeah and a can of fix a flat!! Heehee
This reminds me of a time when 2 of my farmer friends told me their engines had failed, and always after an oil change. I thought, "What the hell? I might as well not change the oil on my truck." And "if I should start pampering it," my thinking went went, "it would need more stuff, more trips to local Auto Zone, or even the local service station."

I drove that truck for another 8 years. My farmer friends knew I wasn't changing oil. They even asked. Finally had to junk it. The engine still ran fine at180k, but the bottom had finally rusted out. It was about 25 years old.
 

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Yeah I'm beginning to think the same way. My truck has been pampered its whole life. At 100,000 miles I started doing maintenance on it. Now I think I have a oil leak for the third time in 8 months. Should have left it alone.
 

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I have noticed that almost all trucks have something of a midlife crisis. They need and want everything after 100,00. Then, when you are ready to give up and sell them, they shape up and run good for another 100,000 miles.
 

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