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Well, when I was young and dumb (still dumb, but no longer young) I was terrible about taking care of my back. What am I saying? I just loaded up an old toilet and cast iron sink into Soupie for a dump run tomorrow! But I am more careful. We have a tiny yard, less than a quarter acre but HUGE...

I've never used a small enough screw that would fall through the slots, same for washers. In fact, it keeps them from rolling away. =) I do use both the Ego leaf blower as well as my 3/8" fed air gun to blow dust out from under it. My floor is spalling, so a decent amount of cement dust shows...

The one I used is perforated, I figured winter slush would make a mess of it and wanted it to drain off so the floor would stay cleaner and less slippery. It has accomplished that very well. It's not Soupie's garage, so none of those things apply. It's for my wife's car. I have done metal...

It's made of "high impact copolymer" and I used a vinyl plank guillotine to easily cut it. Our garage had a big frost upheave in the center from side-to-side, probably at least an inch tall and half an inch wide. I used an air chisel to knock down the tallest bit and epoxy to fill the crack...

I have a small garage, 13x21, and did RaceDeck (made in America!!!) for right at $1000. Only needed a handful of threshhold pieces. I've been really happy with them and even walk barefoot on them. We used a viny plank cutter which made it easy on my shoulders, although I think an M12 circular...

Hmm, it sounds like you may have been born with impulse control, will power, and sensibility! =D I lack all three and this forum preys on my weaknesses! =p

Sure, try to be humble. =p We know you have that sweet damper and graphene money. =D

At least you have a damper, right?!? Or maybe you don't worry about it and your Ranger starts when you turn the key. =) A lot of us fret about things that tend to work, regardless of our running around in circles. =D Like I'm trying to figure out if Toyota bump stops will fix my poorly...

Smoother ride? I bet they used Toyota bump stops! =p I don't know what I'd do with a smooth ride, I wouldn't feel like my dump runs are normal. It helps shake the dirt and mulched leaves off of me and keeps my body nice and supple (in the way a meat tenderizer hammer works). =) But, I gotta...

I was so surprised by the need to be on the post with this tester. Thanks to all of you, I removed the clamp from the positive post and was able to see that the battery was in great shape as compared to my first reading taken near the post. This is a prime example of the useful knowledge this...

This FTW! Airline tech is like Neo, only way better because he knows the Ranger. =)

Gee, looking at the Start-X website, it now looks like the only option for key start and push to start is the lock unlock lock sequence. BUT ... if you have the push button start, it does look like you can do lockX3 according to this page...

Oh wow, as far as I remember, there was only one option when I got it. But, you're right, there are 2 now. I got the lock-unlock-lock one. I had done a bunch of research at the time and the one I have seemed to be the only one that would work. I don’t have the bigger center console screen...

This is exactly the one I got: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07F422Y98?th=1

You are correct, there was no setting that I edited in any menu screen. I have the XL with 101A and ASS delete. The Start-X has been reliable for me since November 17, 2022 - never touched it after the install. The Start-X install entailed installing the OBD port T harness, a small connector...

I'm in the US with a petrol '22 Ranger. I installed the Start-X remote starter. The doors and hood must be closed for mine to work (doesn’t matter if the tailgate is open or removed). For mine, I had two options when programming. The 3-lock sequence like you have OR lock-unlock-lock. I did...

Thanks for pointing it out - my attention span is so short that I stopped after the first n. LOL, I wanna know who the other Nokian fan is! =D

LOL, I used the air hammer with a 2"wide chisel to get the 1955 linoleum tiles up. It's a tiny bathroom but a pry bar and 2 pound sledge would have taken me an hour and torn up my shoulders. Air hammer took about 10 minutes and was a whole lot more fun and Tim the Toolman Approved! That was an...

LOL, you spying on me with a drone? I'm a charter member of the Dicky Do Club! I wear suspenders and a belt, oh yeah, no six pack here, full-size keg! =D So today, another sLowe's run and Soupie hit 6,700 miles. My overall MPG, according to the truck since it started life, is a whopping 17.0...