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Random thought for the day
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Cobranut
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Price at the pump is based on what the current wholesale price is.
They try to always get enough income to replace their current stock, as their normal condition is full tanks to minimize supply disruption when unexpected demand hits.
canamjhb
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Good explanation. So, we're not paying for the cost of the fuel we're buying, we are paying the anticipated cost of the fuel that will replace the fuel we're removing.
Gwolf
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Gwolf
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Gwolf
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I put the new battery box I built into the tractor today. Hooked up the battery and topped off the radiator. Bumped the starter one time and it fired right up. Idling smooth as silk. I watched the radiator for a few minutes to be sure it was circulating and all the bubbles were out. Then I closed it up with a brand new 13 PSI pressure cap and watched the temp gauge. Had it at high idle around 1100 RPMs. It hit the mid-point operating temperature on the gauge, then the temp dropped a bit when the thermostat opened up. Everything working perfectly. I cleaned the concrete floor under the tractor with oil dry before starting it up. If one drop of water, oil, or hydraulic fluid had leaked down it would have been easy to see. The hood and the front grill are still not on it. The side panels are still not on. I left all that stuff off so it would be easy to see if everything was OK. Running smooth for a 20 year old tractor. No diesel smoke, no lag. Gonna quit today. I will put the hood and side covers on tomorrow. Still got to build a heavy duty front grill guard for it. That won't take long.
Gwolf
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RapidSpyder
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Cobranut
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Speaking as one who keeps a sizeable stock of both ammo and toilet paper, I agree.
Bfromla
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My neighbor was 1, that's about it...
Bfromla
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Speaking as one who keeps a sizeable stock of both ammo and toilet paper, I agree.
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Gwolf
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Nope, never was a Boy Scout. Had an Uncle over in Jacksonville and my cousin was in the Boy Scouts. They would drive over to camp on the river and have 5 or 6 boys with them. They stopped by the farm to pick me up. I always went with them to show them the way through the pulp wood roads and make sure nobody got hurt. They were all a couple years older than I was, but I had been fishing on that river with my grandpa and uncles since before I could remember. There wasn't no street signs on the pulp wood roads.
Gwolf
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Speaking as one who keeps a sizeable stock of both ammo and toilet paper, I agree.
I just bought a box of 30/30 levers out of the glass case by the register in Tractor Supply store last week. I asked the girl at the register if she wanted to see my ID to be sure I was over 18.
Gwolf
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Gwolf
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Why would I use a leaf when long strands of toilet paper hang from every tree in Florida?
Bfromla
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Floss?
Albec
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I'd take a VERY close look at that Spanish moss before wiping my behind with it!
You ever see all the bugs that live in that stuff?
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