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I stick to mostly red ales. Usually with an ounce or two of clamato juice. I used to brew my own and keg it. It was so much easier than dealing with all the bottles. With the taxes on beer increasing all the time, I am seriously thinking of getting back into it.

I live in one of the coldest parts of Canada where it can reach - 50 C with high winds. This was my second winter with my 2019 Lariat. It has set for up to 2 weeks in our miserable Saskatchewan winters with out any battery issues. No messages and no sleep mode. I wish I could say the same for my...

No one tried my historical, industrial question in the last post??? I believe this is an old technique called "dry stone" They used smaller rocks and shims to secure the stones in place.

BBQing a porchetta as we speak. It will include a wild mushroom gravy. Mashed skin on yukon gold potatoes with bacon, cheese and onion and a broccoli and leak gratin. We are at a blistering 4 degrees C which is very comfortable for this time of year around here.

My buddy and I make sure the tires are rotated when we do the seasonal tire change over. I also get it done in between when I get the oil changed by the oil change place owned by Ford in Saskatoon. They do the same service and charge the same as "The Works"

I as well am in that boat. I lucked out thou, in 1997 I met a fellow service member who turned out to be my best friend. He is very mechanically inclined and is not afraid to tackle anything, has taught me a lot. Sometimes we have to take a step back or an extra trip to the city but so far there...

At a wedding my 3 year old cousin stood up on the pew and yelled during a silent moment of the ceremony " If this is a party, where are the f****ing peanuts?

After living here in Saskatchewan since 97 I don't even look at mpg during the winter. Feb is usually our coldest month of the winter. Mon and Tues of this week it was -41 / -54 with the windchill when I woke up. At the moment it is -36 / -44. I think the warmest we have been this week was -29...

Gee now there is sound advice.........not.

Well living in Saskatchewan I use the remote start a lot in the winter. As it is quite normal to get down to -30 or -40. I usually let it warm up 5-10 mins.

The Ranger name started as a trim package on the full size F-Series trucks. I have an Uncle that used to have 1.

I would inquire at the dealership as to why the tailgate was not done. I have not seen the tailgate left undone before.

From my wife and myself, Have a very merry and safe holiday season. Now what to do with a 25 lb turkey with just 2 of us lol.

Not quite 26 years as a cook in the Canadian military, mostly in the navy. I am working for the military again as a civilian ammo tech. Big change and beginning the training at 51 was a big challenge. It's been almost 8 years now and I love it.

Love hearing you historic tidbits Phil.

I had a 85 almost the exact same but it was black and silver. I loved that truck.

Have you thought of plasti dip https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=plasti+dip+rims Easy to redo if and when required.

In the winter I go to the car wash then directly across the street for groceries which has a heated underground parking lot where I dry all the door sills etc. By the time I am done shopping the truck is nice and dry.

"When we picked up our brand spanking shiny new 2019 Ranger SuperCab at the dealership the "Miles To E " display showed "0 " miles of fuel remaining, and the out of fuel chime was ringing." What kind of dealership hands the keys to a new truck on empty to the buyer. I have never picked up a...

Yes how dare the auto industry try and safe you a few pennies in fuel. How dare they.