SwampNut

BTW, did they show a purging channel or opening? A place for air and grease to exit? If not it hints on the placebo since you would have a hard time making the grease travel properly.

Sealed bearings contain grease. Do you really think that lawnmower makers buy bearings from some custom source that doesn't grease them? Or is it that you think that the common bearing doesn't have it? Have you opened one, ever? Hell, have you never seen a bearing leaking its.....FUCKING GREASE? Probably a placebo for retards (who make these retard videos), and/or a leftover casting feature from the use of open bearings. Now, will you realize that most of your videos are made by liars and morons?

it's hard work, someone's gotta do it.

How do you manage to find the most retarded, conspiracy, and idiot YouTubers?

I went to a moto event that featured free Red Bull, so I had 11. Not bad, the neon signs all seemed beautifully fuzzy, and I could see my exhaust when the bike was turned off.

Less than two yards.

64 ounces is a rational general number.

On your second gallon?

So which is it? Quarts or cups?

Outside of very high end cars, most do have a plastic coating. These are 100% plastic though. Soon, very few seats will use cow as the vinyl shittiness has been fixed.

Bill, are you posting this in response to the ads from the LMNT scumbags saying you should consume more salt and less water? Those fucking fuckers.

It can charge from the bed outlets, with the same charger that works on the Rivian.

Quarts? 8 cups is common advice.

I've used Avalon King in the past and loved it. This time I got the new "Max" version. Between the buffing, polishing, and ceramic, you can no longer get photos of the truck. Just the things it reflects. I used the Cerakote restorer ceramic on the black plastic, and that was amazing too. Just the right amount of light sheen. Trim before: Trim after: I have the Adam's graphene tire dressing, and a new offering from Chemical Guys that's intended for all rubber/plastic/vinyl. I'm going to try each of them on different sides and see how the results vary. I'll also use it on the hard plastic/vinyl around the interior such as door sills and the like. And their interior ceramic for the dash and seats. (Seats are "vegan leather" (yes I hate that term too), so you can deal with them as you'd deal with any other polyurethane.) It's been a motherfucker to get to this point. Not only is there a lot of prep for ceramic, but I managed to get the entire hood and some of the front coated in silicone. What a disaster that nobody knew how to fix.

Where did you get the idea that people generally believe that? I've never heard of this. My necessary quantity varies obviously, yesterday my goal was met but was seriously short because I was doing a lot of work and sweating. Today, I won't need that much.