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Had to look that one up, I’m surprised how it’s not as encompassing as I imagined

Ummm, what endorsement? All tributaries?

If we play ball, it’s on her terms. Nope I won’t bring it directly to you. I will throw/spit it out of my mouth when I want you to throw it.

Pain in the ass though, she wants to chew them, thinking it’s like the obedience training dumbbell, which she only retrieves because she thinks it’s a chew toy.

Dawg goes to basement. Hear a thunk. Dawg trots upstairs. So proud of herself

It is because very little changes in life. We simply repeat history.

The new Harley’s are out.

Resting in the sun after restarting heel training because I didn’t keep it up properly.

Yes, I find that at 69, the energy and needs of a 3 year old lab can be a bit daunting, especially with a bad knee. But also don’t regret it, I wouldn’t be as active.

Exactly. I run Google Maps on the truck screen, seamless tie in.

We are down they say 22” of snow this winter in the valley. What can be seen on the distant hill is a north slope, maybe 3”on the ground from last week. It already melted on south slopes.

Doesn’t the Highlander have a bump up where the back seats lay down? My 4runner did. I have been looking lately to do the same, camping/fishing rig. I found the Honda Pilot has a flat floor, is just over 4’ between wheel wells, just over 6’ long inside.

Personally no knowledge, not a fan of coil rear springs on a pickup. Otherwise,

Nope…

Ford website says can be 23, 26 or 36. Often it depends on bed length. More room in frame. My superduty with an 8’ bed is 48 gallons. 6.5’ bed is lesss, i think 36 gallons. Probably a 3.5 axle or possibly a lower number?

Is that a 5.5’ bed? Fuel tank 23, 26 or 36 gallons? What is the door sticker payload capacity? Edited

But it died. Will reintroduce next year