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I'm still liking the SRT8 JGC option

phone's battery doesn't want to keep a charge so I got a burner phone for half the price of a new battery gotta love SIM cards

I didn't think GM had a 5Lxxe tranny?All TBSS are 4L70E. 4 speed time bombs. Not sure what is in the Silvy SS (05) but I'd bet it's a 4l80/90 but still only 4 gears. 2007 Escalade I believe was the first truck to get the 6 speed in the 80e variant. GM's Kappa and Sigma platforms used the 5L40/5L50

HD's have had 6 speed manuals and 5 speed autos since the '01 redesign. Half tons were 4 speed and 5 speed manuals from the '99 redesign until the '07 redesign. HD's switched to 6 speed autos in '06 or '07.

HD's have had 6 speed manuals and 5 speed autos since the '01 redesign. Half tons were 4 speed and 5 speed manuals from the '99 redesign until the '07 redesign.

So much THIS. mp3Tag + foobar are an amazing combo for mass organization.

and even then I'm sure a rooted Android device would be superior.

The only way I've found to make an iPod/Phone/Pad not a pain in the ass is jailbreaking it.

If it's anything like the desktop version I'd rather drink Drano.

Walk it off, son.

You've got the fire just right then. The problem is most likely temperature. Pork butts are cake compared to brisket because of their much smaller surface area. Brisket you have to watch like a hawk. And even then you can mess it up.

Yeah I'd look into getting at getting a new thermometer, preferably something you can mount grill level. Chunks are best, and definitely no need to soak. So you're saying it will pour out thick white smoke for about an hour before settling down to translucent/bluish smoke?

Definitely too hot.

Who holds the patent, if I may ask?

Makes sense though, since they make Kobalt and Husky tools.

Turkish company that makes clones of other firearms.

I knew they made their hand tools, but B&D makes Crafstman electric tools too? Interesting.

Use it or lose it!

Home Depot does it as well, but to a smaller extent because at least half their stuff is made exclusively for them.

The Hitachi impact driver I got for my dad was only available online or via tool dealer. Lowe's sold similar looking Hitachi models but with smaller battery and motor. I looked at the other brands and models of power tools, cross checked those online and it seemed to be the same across the board.

Going back to the tool topic, aren't RIDGID and Ryobi (and Crafstman electric tools, for that matter) made in the same factory in Hong Kong?

Applied for a job in Kemper County, MS. Wherever that is.