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Many people don’t realize that there were contrails before the jet engine was available. The contrails can be seen in old WWII film clips. Bomber groups of B-17s, B-24s, and Lancasters would leave very obvious contrails. Here’s an experiment for the chemtrail crowd. Exhale on a cold day.

The local KIA dealer did the recall test, changed the oil, and installed the orange dipstick in our 2013 Optima. 5.000 miles later, I went to change the oil. I could not budge the drain plug. I took it back and made them do it. I let them know if they messed up the oil pan, it was on them. No, I...

I just picked up a new Specialized Roll 3 this morning. I took it for a short ride. I believe there is a little too much air in the tires. It’s been a long time since I’ve ridden. So, I’ll have to stretch it a little more everyday.

It’s not for a Hydro-Gear.

I would use the Rotary filter. The only thing special about the Hustler OE filter is the price. Rotary is one of the largest OPE parts distributors in the world. Here’s the Stens equivalent. https://mowpart.com/stens-120-330-stens-transmission-filter-replaces-hustler-602768x/ Whether it’s the...

https://masterlandscapesupply.com/products/rotary-17380-hydro-filter-replaces-hustler-602768x

Kawasaki.

I’ve seen those in Tire Rack before. It doesn’t have anything to do with what I’m saying. Take my F-150 for example. The Michelin LTX M/S 2 are the same tires that you can buy at the tire store. I’m sure there are others.

I’ve had OE tires last a good while and others that were finished before 40,000 miles. I’m not buying into the theory that tire manufacturers make two identical looking tires and the OE tire is different than an aftermarket version. It makes no economic sense for a tire maker to do such a thing.

That’s a Kawasaki filter and it won’t fit a Kohler or Briggs.

Yes, some mower manufacturers cram the engine in there and a shorter filter must be used. However, the OP stated that he has been using the 3614. So, he’s okay with the fit.

The TG3614 is perfectly fine. I have one on my Gravely. I really like the Super Tech MP3614 however, it appears that Walmart is phasing those out. Here are some other options. Motorcraft FL910s Wix 51348 Napa Gold 1348 STP S3614 There are others.

I’ve see the same thing on many Firestone tires. It’s a manufacturing defect. The ply material is too short.

The Kawasaki KTech 10W40 oil that is JASO and JASO 2 rated oil. It’s a Synthetic Blend. Most motorcycle and outdoor power equipment dealers stock it. With that being said, any 10W40 motorcycle oil will work. 15W40 Diesel engine oil works well too. If it says 4 cycle on the label and is a 10w40...

AYP no longer exists.

https://www.uni-power.co.uk/images/companies/1/downloads/tufftorq/public/TT%20FLUIDS%20%26%20LUBRICATION.pdf

Check with your local Ford dealer’s Quick Lane. They usually match or beat anyone else’s prices.

I sure wouldn’t put a $65 Amazon tire on any car of mine. There are lots of good choices. The General Altimax RT45 Hankook Kinergy Cooper Endeavor Kumho Sumitomo Falken Uniroyal BF Goodrich Kelly Springfield Douglas

I hate driving in and around Atlanta. One time, I was on I-20 heading east. I always pay attention to what’s around me. I see a pickup truck bed liner in the lane ahead of me. I was able to change lanes before hitting it. I don’t know how the car behind me made out.