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We bought our first cub a few years ago, like it much more than the JD we had previously. Good machine.

Let's not dip too far into the political waters. Jill made a post as a public figure so a response in my opinion is fair game. I know Tim reads his private messages on here, hit him up.

Never understood the decision to alienate half of your audience in one fell swoop. Hope she heals ok, that sucks.

It is getting closer, you're absolutely right. For me it's still a hard no ... Only because of the range I need for my camping trips. I just got back from our annual family camping trip to the beach in SW WA. That's 220ish miles one way. The thought of having to charge before the destination is...

I continue to be baffled by Jeep, Dodge, Ram and Stellantis in general. Lots of talk...not much walk.

Somewhere in my center console ... I have a couple of flashlights, lighters, leatherman, sunglasses in cases, a 10mm socket or two or three, charging cords for android and apple, stash of Zyn, 12v rapid charger with 2x USB ports, change holder. Under the seat in the back I have a snatch strap...

I've never conditioned a leather seat. Boots or jackets sure. You have to be really careful with ventilated seats as the tiny holes get plugged really easily with built up conditioner or treatment. I just keep them clean with hot warm rags and a very occasional mild soapy wipe but they hardly...

Hmm, I love my leather seats. There are alot of different seat materials out there now, it's not just cloth and leather. The "cloth" of the 90's and 00's was garbage and failed constantly. Most manufacturers started moving towards different materials years ago and we just keep calling them...

My wife loved the Durango she's owned two of them. The V6 was a great engine for that, it had plenty of power and decent MPG. She was never interested in the V8 versions as they were noisier, more expensive and just didn't feel that same. So, I don't know. Unfotunately, they seem to be...

I always find it midly interesting how subjective different things are to people. To some the design of that truck, in and out, is like a trip to O'reillys when we all had our first hot rod or fixer upper back in the 80'/90's. How much shit can I find in the aisles to stick on my ride? To...

My take, it has been different, I've noticed it. I think if people agree with your theories and takes some of them enjoy you sticking it to the other side. The people on the other side don't, hence the comments being negative lately. Unfortunately the majority of your audience is probably...

I feel like this has been the norm for a while. EPA, Emissions, Tariffs, Reliability in new vehicles, Turbos vs. NA., Car Guy Online, several others. You've had a string of months of topics with very passionate views on both sides. Hear the other side or don't and Just disagree. I posted on the...

Ignore the comments completely and please stop making video reactions to them. Alienating people, your audience. Who cares what they comment, they clicked and watched.

Percent of time a manufacturer announces a new vehicle, and price, and then hits the promised specs and price on release day?

Nice looking truck btw!

I spent way too many hours researching theories on avoiding lifter issues. Just like the hemi, there's no sure fire way. Many people who deactivated DFM still had lifter issues. Same with guys who drove in L9 and followed strict oil change procedures. Many more 5.3s are affected than the 6.2...

It seems to be disappointing people in the MPG area, I don't think you're alone.

Pardoned, not sure. Should they have been charged or convicted...no.

Looking good! What are your thoughts on the issues TRD John is having with his? I haven't followed the RHO news so I'm not sure which of your two experiences is the norm. I happen to catch a recent video he did going over all the the issues.

I would get the injector fixed then check vacuum and timing.