u/rdmorley

Are there any tours that take you to 2-3 beaches and point out the landmarks along the way? We prefer not to rent a car so figured I’d ask!

My basement is partially gravel. It's a decent sized area, but not enormous. Is there an easy/cheap way to get concrete down there? It doesn't need to be perfect by any stretch, but I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with this or is aware of any resources I could look at.

Bought a used L120 with 350 hours. Seems to run well and cut a bit of my lawn with no issue. I decided it’s a good idea to check the oil (looks perfectly clean) and I think I smelled some gas in it. I stuck my nose right into the oil intake cylinder though and didn’t smell much. I only sort of smell it on the dipstick. It’s weird. Anyhow, what’s the easiest and cheapest way to resolve this? I am somewhat handy, but far from a mechanic.

Additionally, it doesn’t turn off when I turn off the ignition. I can get it to stop via the choke. Noticed mice had gotten some wires, but unsure that’s the issue. Everything else has worked without issue.

Anyone who can provide any help is very much appreciated!

Love this song, have heard a number, but curious what everyone's favorite Julius is. I love a SCREAMING machine gun Trey solo particularly! 8/3/03 at IT being my personal favorite!

I have the perelli scorpion verdes on my 2019 XC90. I think they’re generally regarded as not great and I would concur. I am in need of new tires in the next 6 months or so. Any recommendations?

My mechanic who I trust absolutely swears by Nokian. I’m fine trusting him on that, but ride comfort and road noise are the two biggest factors to me. I’ve honestly never really noticed performance issues in wet conditions and on snow, I either don’t drive or drive insanely cautious…so yeah, comfort and noise are big. Obviously, longevity and quality are also top factors!

Appreciate anyone who can provide insight!