Where is everyone #5

That’s actually what I did. Even quoted the person that I was talking to. The person responded to me about Rights, Ignorance and Arrogance. If I am talking about a potential shoulder injury from a workout, why are Rights, Ignorance and Arrogance even being brought up?

If I warn one of mom’s friends about a potential hazard, why is she acting like I said something derogatory about women? It’s the exact same pattern. A warning, and suddenly the response goes crazy left.

“Hand, your sleeper door is open!” -“You drive your truck and I’ll drive mine!”
“Your shoestring is untied.”- “You hating on my shoes! Toxic masculinity and the patriarchal society be dayummed!”

Absolutely fascinating!

 

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/ht722fMPmmg

Pretty much this scenario

 

We will hope that we forced a regen before you hooked it.

 

For whatever reason some people just seem to have a chip on their shoulder. They only see advice as criticism. They go straight into defense. What can you do? I suppose nothing but sit back and watch the inevitable.

 

@AModelCat

little more detail for you….,

 

Nope, it’s under warranty with only 214,000 miles, I can open the hood but have no idea about it after that lol. I’m clueless on this new stuff…..

 

Yes I’ve experienced the same . I’ve been to some that looked clean in the kitchen area but still had shotty looking menus . Pretty sure I won’t be back to the tiger until they move in the new building, let’s just hope the same old mentality doesn’t find it’s way there too lol….

 

Sure lightens the front end up.

That'd probably be pretty close to the limit of a single drive axle. I suppose a guy would shave off around 2,200 lbs by having one whole drive axle and suspension assembly missing too though.

 

Won’t Canada give you 10,000 kgs? That would be 22,000 lbs.

 

Alberta I believe is 9,100 kg on a single axle with duals. 7,500 kg on the steer axle if the front end is rated for it.