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I'm disappointed in New York. I thought they were better educated. :unsure:

The part where it does NOT say to put the word, "posted" on a sign. (Unlike Arkansas.) Well, I guess that does settle the question of whether Texas legislators are better educated than Arkansas legislators, anyway.... 😁

Well, there ya go. It had to be Arkansas! :ROFLMAO:

Check to make sure you took the playing card out of the spokes.... 😁

Along with 387 half pairs of socks!

I got to go to a Sing Along With Mitch show at the Hollywood Bowl when I was a little kid. That was actually fun!

I often tell my kids, a joke explained is a joke ruined.

Post it then! Show me a law in any state that says you must, or even may, use the actual word, "posted" on any signage. What you'll find is that the law says your property must be posted, NOT that you must use the actual word, "posted". To post your property means to take the action of...

I will never, NEVER understand why it is so difficult for so many people to grasp the concept that different states have different laws on a wide variety of topics. :unsure: Right turn on red, anyone? How about that left lane on the highway being for passing only? Purple paint? Pistachios...

Nope. That's the common misunderstanding, but it's not true at all. The sign makers make good money on that wrong idea, but it's completely wrong. "Posting" simply means putting up a sign. It has nothing to do with the content of the sign, and it does NOT mean that you must. or even should...

Yes, I am seeing more states adopt that. As long as it's well published, it's a good idea. In Virginia, you can use silver, too.

A good principle to follow is, "fix known problems first". If you are sure the solenoid valve is kaput, replace it. Then see if it starts. If not, you can move on to finding and fixing the next problem.

You can take the "POSTED" signs down. They don't mean anything. When your state law says that your property must be "posted", it does NOT mean that you have to put up a sign with the word, "posted" on it. It means you must put up signs. In other words, it means that you must POST signage to...

Nobody buys pure ethylene glycol for their radiators. Since we are talking about coolant, commercial coolant is what is relevant, not pure ethylene glycol.

For the driveway, I hear a land plane is the cat's meow, but I've never used one. Out of my budget. I got a Ratchet Rake and I am VERY happy with it. Always happy to help you spend your money! :D

It might be two problems at once. One is preventing cranking, one is preventing starting. Since it has been sitting, you might have some corrosion issues. Also, any chance you overheated it last time it ran? I suggest you do some general troubleshooting and then focus on cranking. You...

Very nice! (y) (y) Now I'm going to have to keep my eye open for a scrapped trailer hitch that is still solid enough to cannibalize. Over the years I've had a few around the place that were too rotten to use, but I'll keep an eye on Craigslist.

Your title says it won't start. Your post says it won't stay running. Which is it?

My MIL just got canceled by her homeowner's insurance. Like you, never a claim. So, she's shopping for a different company for her auto insurance. It was a bundled deal, and since they broke the bundle, she's not interested in continuing to do business with them. We need some MAJOR reform.

I've tried a carbide impregnated chain. I was NOT impressed. I think it may be still laying around somewhere, unloved and unwanted. Or maybe I threw it out already.... I have not used the kind the firefighters use, with actual carbide teeth brazed on like a carbide circular saw blade, but I...