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I believe Ford is just trying to re-coup some of the losses. Someone is gouging, but it isn't them directly.

I'm going to start hoarding my french fry oil, and also the oil from my friends and family. that's not going down the drain anymore, nor will it be free to the wacky guy down the street who's running an old diesel bus on it. Can't wait to start my Facebook marketplace ad, offering it for sale at...

Food for thought https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/05/electric-vehicle-battery-recycling-circular-economy/

lets discuss planning for a moment. Personally, yeah, I own one trailer, if i can't plan its use with my trailer hitch then I look dumb. But lets talk work for a moment. I cant plan for my company, who's needs change hourly it seems. I don't get your saltiness for others peoples plans? just...

Does your tilt and telescope not have enough adjustment to compensate?

I was at Costco for gas today. I took my hitch off my right leg just below the kneecap. I acted tough in front of the waiting cars, but cried once I got in and closed the door. The hitch is now in the shed on the floor.

No, but current governments believe that should be the case. I think 2035 is a common date that gets thrown around. They'll carbon tax you to death to make it happen. By then though, there will be other fish to fry in the global conspiracies to detract your concerns towards something else.

I'm thinking borked. At the very least you're going to be removing them and looking at them. Likely the run with no grease (creaking) is what did this, and greasing after was too late. With luck on your side, they might go back together properly post grease application. Otherwise, prepare to...

Not likely

Read up on lane keeping maybe? not sure if that helps

These work well in a pinch, and with a choice of colors, you can match them to you accessories. Plus, the ladies will thank you when the grounds muddy.

Foaming is a problem when overfilled. Which leads to lowered viscosity, increased temps and more wear in addition to the above stated issues. There's a line which would be a perfect balance, but lets be realistic here, its painted with a very wide brush. Depending on your demands from the trans...

Good luck to you. These kind of things never end well. For a whiskey fueled post it was kind of lame, must have just started tipping them back.

Ummm.....this makes me nervous, anyone else?

what about a cargo net suspended mid way. The bindings will catch the loops and keep them from sliding around, they'll be off the floor and keep dry as well as all the snow falls off.

Is there something stuck inside the mechanism?

I'm assuming you want them covered and protected from theft/elements? Otherwise I would use this type of setup.

Imagine the wind noise. It would drown out the HPFP. +1 With any luck, it would create buffeting that would cancel out the driveline shudder. +10

I think of the pop can scenario. you can put a lot of weight onto an empty pop can, until you impose a stress onto the side. then it crushes easily. plus, no matter what, that dent has taken the alignment out, even if only a few 0.000". Good on them for agreeing to set it right for you.

In my locale, the fine is tied to obstruction of your licence plate. the rumor mill was always about causing more damage to a vehicle that rear-ends you, but really, the way cars are built this day that's a moot point.