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Well make it 7. Cool story.

Industry rule of thumb, you should have at least two full threads protruding from the nut. This will ensure full engagement of the threads in contact.

What's the purpose of that chain anyway?

Me too! Can't stand rattles and squeaks.

none yet

I remember that.

Would that same clamp tool work on the slip joint boot clamps? Also, couldn't you just use regular worm style hose clamps?

There's actually a section for other cars. But I am not sure I understand, you pushed Auto Start/Stop on the Ford app? You say you were on the way home and she finally got it to shut off? Confused.

Neccisto el lifto maximo.

I have always done my dogs' nails myself. I expose them to the process little by little, always ending with a treat. Our newest dog now gets the clipper and finish with the nail grinder to make them nice and smooth. She absolutely hated it at first kicking and squirming, but is so good about it...

You could use a hole saw or spade bit and just stop after the center bit breaks through.

Their. No but that does not make any sense. I cannot see a reason.

Oh whew! I thought this was going to be another tranny thread... But the first pic does looks like there's blood involved.

How about a 'do not eat' sticker?

I live on a very busy road, with cars going up to 60MPH or better. I guess I am lucky it's only been hit about 10 times in 26 years. I bought an indestructible mailbox, so now only have to worry about the post.

Ouch!

The last time my mailbox got hit, it broke the post. So I got a new post at Lowe's and zip tied it to the part still in the ground. I am hoping the next time it gets hit, the zip ties will give first and will be easy to fix.

Good to hear you walked out. Was there any paint from the hit and runner's car? Also, is it safe to assume all the airbags deployed?

Looks like the recall my wife got for her '21 Edge.

Yep, exemptions are emergency vehicles, and employees are allowed to have e-bikes. You don't get anywhere fast on the island.