https://youtu.be/z5WWSWqfAv4?si=aI2jE6-DnznRfsgc
Was watching this Westlin Champlin video which shows him buying not one but two Craftsman mower both being defective within 5 minutes of purchasing.
As someone who’s in the market for a new mower is this a common issue across other stores
Even if shovels go into the ground and they do photo ops Illinois politicians may finally bend and give the Bears what they’re looking for. I can easily see given the area the Bears backing out due to some contamination in the soil given the area is and has always been an industrial dumping ground
Not sure what other miles people have on their 25 Tacoma’s but one year ago I bought this Tacoma SR5 with just 270 on the odometer. Today, exactly year later it sits at just below 23,000.
It’s been a great truck and all I’ve done it’s 3 oil changes, 2 tire rotations, and an alignment. Used to haul a moving trailer, lawn care equipment and lots of pavers. Only downside I’ve noticed is payload capacity which according to my sticker is about 1200 pounds which I knew buying the truck but other that no issues
As someone who on the first of every month likes to sit down and budget out bills is anyone else having an issue where there’s no bill posted by NIPSCO?
Not like I want to pay it but considering it’s the 1st and there’s nothing it’s odd. Usually it’s posted around the 25-27th of every month for me so
Recently moved into a house, and as I was beginning to look into the fuse box when you open the panel box cover, there is a odor admitting from it. You have to be quite close to it almost right on top of it to smell it, but it is noticeable once it’s opened. Does anything inside this box looks concerning?
Not quite sure what the smell is. It’s hard to place my finger on it. The fuse box was redone in 2021 but the Home still has some older cloth wiring throughout. I’m not sure what could be causing it but nothing looks out of the ordinary to me. The smell has been persistent across a couple of days. Nothing has been flickering in our home and none of the outlets are giving us issues. Also nothing feels warm or there’s no odd noises
Is it normal for there to be a slight odor from the main fuse panel it doesn’t smell like burned anything and I took the cover off and it all looks fine internally. We just bought the house recently so I can’t say exactly how long but it’s had it for a few days and well nothing has really happened so I’m confused. I can’t place my finger on what exactly I’m smelling either
It’s not super strong panel box has to be open and you’ve gotta be close to even smell it and I’m not hearing any buzzing or cracking internally
Bought a used 2025 Maverick with 22k miles on it from a Ford dealership. Got home and noticed a smudge on the screen when in reverse went out cleared the camera and nothing. Took it to Ford service and they said cameras scratched and that’s why I’m seeing a smudge. They advised speaking with sales team as I bought it a few days ago.
I’m waiting to hear back from sales manager regarding if they can do anything if they can’t do I have any other options. Sure it’s drivable and given the Mavericks size not needed but still
Yes it’s not brushless but still battery alone makes it worth it
I own a 2025 Toyota Tacoma SR5. I love the wireless CarPlay, but noticed when I start the car via the Toyota app it seemingly doesn't auto-connect unless I go on my phone and approve some pop-up. This only happens when I start it via the app. Is this common, and is there a fix
Recently bought a used 2025 Tacoma SR5. When driving it home, I noticed several deep cuts behind the steering wheel on the plastic housing. Almost like they struggled getting the wheel on and the tool cut it several times. What's the best way to remove some of these
Bought a Tacoma that has some decent scratches behind the steering wheel on the plastic cover. Almost like they struggled getting the wheel on, it’s a used 2025 any recommendations
2025 Tacoma SR5 with 21k miles was used as a shuttle vehicle for the dealership to move parts between locations purchased it for $35,000.
Ok so my wife applied and got her dream job across the country so in a few days we’re looking to list our house. We’ve been living in our house for 4 yrs and in that 4 years water has seeped into the finished basement on 3 occasions. It can handle rain no problem but on occasional when we’d get like down pouring rain for like days on end it can get wet. This is in Northwest Indiana.
It leaks in the same 2 spots one by the laundry room next to the sump pump so no issues but the other one is in the downstairs bedroom. With that I’ve pulled off the baseboard and just leave it rested against the wall in case it ever does start to get wet I could just put towels down to seep up the water.
With that background information, what is the best way to go about selling our house. I don’t want to be scum and of course I will properly disclose this, but we’ve gotten three quotes all around $17,000 to fix this which didn’t seem reasonable because of how seldom it happens and and again only when we get downpours for days on ends
Recently bought a home, and of course, when touring and when inspecting, you are wearing shoes (or at least I assume so). Anyway, I never noticed that when walking either with socks or barefoot in a few spots, there are edges of some of the hardwood flooring that seem higher, not like a trip hazard, but you can definitely feel it if you run your foot across.
Is this just a bad install or floors expanding and contradicting due to climate? Or is it signs of a bigger problem
Under the hardwood floor there appears to be a visible portion of the old flooring any concern for asbestos? If so since it’s in tact I’d just install a threshold to ensure it remains in tact but if it’s no concern I plan on leaving it
House was built in 1952 and this would be in the basement near the utility or laundry room. Really not sure of any patterns so that’s why I’m asking
Had our driveway resealed this afternoon came out to throw away some trash and noticed this dusty footprint in the sealant. There doesn’t appear to be any indentations so once fully cured will it not be noticeable and or two will just wipe away?
On one small section I noticed there’s no edge something I’ve noticed until today. Roof was redone in September 2025 so this has been through the winter and a handful of rain storms. How concerning is this? Other parts have drip edge so was this just missed