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3 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

I change my own but thanks for asking…… ? 

But you didn’t answer how you’re doing. I’m just dying to know

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I take both my vehicles in for routine service when the electronic oil tracker indicates that they're nearing 10% oil life remaining.  I don't know what kind of oil they use.  Whatever they are using these days in Ford vehicles lol

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  • Super User
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My expression “what’s good?” is simply asking “what’s up?”. 
 

I just want to know how the bassresource community is doing today

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  • Super User
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3 minutes ago, LrgmouthShad said:

I just want to know how the bassresource community is doing today

My previous supervisor always said "any day my head is above ground is a good day" when I would ask him how he was doing.

 

Bear in mind he was only 5'5".

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  • Super User
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19 minutes ago, LrgmouthShad said:

Hey y’all,

 

Getting oil changed. What’s good? How y’all doing today?

Not too bad.

Dogs are playing the yard, the snow's melting so they are soaked

and I hammered out work out #180 for this year.

Have fun at Speedy Lube . . . . .

:smiley:

A-Jay

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  • Super User
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I'm doing good today. I would avoid cheap off brand oils. Stick with a good name brand, and it will be fine. Enjoy your oil change.

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  • Global Moderator
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16 minutes ago, LrgmouthShad said:

But you didn’t answer how you’re doing. I’m just dying to know

All good, exploring FLA 

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  • Super User
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42 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

All good, exploring FLA 

Are you getting a lot of fishing in.

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A bit of a downer for me. I was going to go fishing at lunch, but it's been raining...so it's all work & no play for me today.

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  • Super User
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1 minute ago, Fishlegs said:

A bit of a downer for me. I was going to go fishing at lunch, but it's been raining...so it's all work & no play for me today.

Sorry to hear. Nicer weather on the way!

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  • Super User
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Well I’m doing great.  Nitro took my boat into the factory and a bunch of glass work which they covered under warranty.  It came back during the cold spell.  It is warming and the wind is supposed to drop so I have everything ready for a trip to the lake tomorrow.  I haven’t been in the boat since early October.

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Doing good, just sitting at home watching YouTube videos.  I'll be taking my car in for an oil change mid to late January.

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I'm doing great today, thanks for asking. Raining with a little thunder and lightning here in southern Arkansas. I'm reading a book on cabin building and checking BR.

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26 minutes ago, GaryH said:

Are you getting a lot of fishing in.

Not much, no vessel. Fished off a jetty and had some nibbles. Caught 5 tiny bass in my cousins backyard pond. Meanwhile back at home my buddies are slaying big SMB………..    

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Bored. No snow in the forecast so I don't have much work to do. Went down to the basement just to stare at my fishing equipment at least 4 times today. 

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i change my own, dont trust any kids or newbies whom work the lube racks at dealers to not cross thread the drain plug, leave the old filter gasket on or tightening the filter.

The last time 5 years ago i had the honda dealer change my oil and they charged me for 5 qts when the engine takes 3.75qts.

They made up for it by giving me a ticket for a free oil change which i gave to my neighbor.

Beware what oil they put in, I asked the service manager and the parts manager what brand oil and they said mobil, i asked which mobil type as there are different quality oils they sell in bulk.

They didnt know so i asked whom was their distributer and they gave me the name and i called them and they looked it up and i found out which mobil series it was and it was the cheapest mobil makes in bulk.

So if you have an older car they will not unless requested put good expensive oil in it, you will get the low grade.

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I was working when this thread started.  I'm an auto tech.  I was probably changing someone's oil.:wink7:

 

(actually I was putting lifter in a 2019 Tahoe)

 

I'm chilling tonight.  Mrs B and myself went out for our Friday night Pizza.  I'll jump in the shower soon and off to bed.   Tomorrow is my Dad's 88th birthday.  I'll be spending the day with him.  I get to go fishing Sunday for the first time in 2 weeks.   

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  • Super User
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I am well @LrgmouthShad, thanks for asking. And how are you doing? Zup?
 

As for the oil change, I haven’t changed my vehicles oil since I’ve been fortunate enough to have a boat occupy the garage. After factoring in the time, cost of the oil / filters, and disposal old oil and filter I let the dealership take care of it. I won’t take my vehicles to an oil changing station, too many stripped oil pans over the years.
 

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9 hours ago, throttleplate said:

i change my own, dont trust any kids or newbies whom work the lube racks at dealers to not cross thread the drain plug, leave the old filter gasket on or tightening the filter.

The last time 5 years ago i had the honda dealer change my oil and they charged me for 5 qts when the engine takes 3.75qts.

They made up for it by giving me a ticket for a free oil change which i gave to my neighbor.

Beware what oil they put in, I asked the service manager and the parts manager what brand oil and they said mobil, i asked which mobil type as there are different quality oils they sell in bulk.

They didnt know so i asked whom was their distributer and they gave me the name and i called them and they looked it up and i found out which mobil series it was and it was the cheapest mobil makes in bulk.

So if you have an older car they will not unless requested put good expensive oil in it, you will get the low grade.

They do all of these things every single time, never again after having to hammer a screwdriver thru my filter to get it off 

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