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We picked up a dual axle independent suspension, electric dump, electric brakes, for around $400 a few years back... I made a off road hitch for it and man other than feeling a little weight behind you its like its not even their... If your going to be pulling some weight spend the extra if you...

Pretty sure their stuff is repackaged by recochem and they supply alot of the places in canada... Dont forget your bug truck shops most of them all sell in bulk and is usually cheaper than you will pay at the pump... Def has a shelf life of 2 years and is garbage after it freezes.. All our...

if your heading up logging roads for camping do yourself a favor since the roads can change drastically every km... Chain up before you start up, personally i would add a steering chain as well as a chain on the trailer to make sure it follows you and not choose its own path into a ditch and...

need to call your local utilities and talk to them... I know here that is not allowed

You would be surprised... this year i built a simple 10x14 shed their was $300 difference between the 2 building supply places for the exact same lumber.. Actually the lower price the lumber was way nicer and cleaner compared to the other quote... Unfortunately the 2 place did not honor their...

If it were me i would get out the laser level and a nice long strait edge and mark yourself out some lines where you park and get the big grinder and try to get yourself some slope where you park... Pretty bad the original installer did not do the job properly and put a drain and some slope in

Anyone compared the wiring in the box to the wiring on the bumper plug? Im assuming something is different due to the fact the only thing that would get plugged into the box plug is a 5th wheel or gooseneck. Both being large enough to have brakes

usually you pay more for a used car loan than u will for a new car. They payments are always higher on used

just use new clamps.. they are cheap at any automotive parts store... I keep a drawer with spares

not in bc... some places close to teh border may get away with it but not in the rest of bc

After working in a campground for years first suggestion i have is ask around about your local dealers first... The biggest complainant i seen is dealers not doing warranty repairs and just plain poor service.... Next go to your local campgrounds and look for the older couples that probably have...

nice car to bad they did not leave it the factory color and factory rims.. would have been worth more...

For the price of that pump i would just buy it little over kill for what you want to do but leaves room for future improvements.. nothing worse than having low water pressure... putting the tank underground is a great option as well.. You can also attach heat tape to the tank to keep it from...

When i used to work at a rv dealer we used to sell a 3 step process that worked great and basically required no effort at all to do.. Their was a cleaning I think it was a wash, cleaning compound, and sealant. I could do the biggest unit in a day easy.. Unfortunately i cant remember the name all...

Pretty sure the pipe has to be pulled and the hole back filled in for safety

Unfortunately history has made us what we are today... Us " white folk" have created every single racism issue out their as far back as i remember reading in the history books in history. if its right or not that is what we have been taught since kinder garden. As a kid i lived in a town that...

Spending time with my little one is all i need. But i have always told her if she does anything for me i like hand made things from her so she spends hours making something for me.. that and a day out quadding with her is all i need. Still have not figured out what this other thing is she made...

Get one of the harnesses that will convert your veh to 7 pin as more than likely if you buy a truck it will come with one.. its just a plug and play harness... Those lights you put in your link the back up light output is really low you will not be happy with that at all.. go with a better setup...

any good autoparts store should have generic ones that should work. Of you can use a few zip ties as the saftey lock

i just buy new every year especially for the ridding mowers.. When i was doing large property with the riding mower i found when i pulled the blades off i was finding hair line cracks in the blades.. 2 different machines so i know it was not the machine and used good blades right to the cheap...