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Category Archives: Autos

Make the Most of Your Equipment and Land with the Right Ag Wheels in Minneapolis

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Earth may be the same size it’s always been, but with the population growing by leaps and bounds, it seems to be getting smaller every day. Land available and viable for agricultural purposes is in short supply, and the demand being placed on it is on the rise. Being able to make the most of the land depends on knowledge, experience, and the type of equipment you have on hand. Whether you’re outfitting farm tractors and mowers or balers and sprayers, size, power, functionality, and versatility matter.

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Things To Avoid When Choosing A Car Servicing Company

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When a vehicle has covered a certain number of miles, it will need to be serviced. A car service will involve a mechanic taking a look at the main components and performing some system checks to ensure it is functioning properly, safely and fuel efficiently. Hiring someone for the job isn’t as easy as calling the first number that comes up in the phone book though because unless you work with a trusted company, an inexperienced mechanic might damage existing components and put your safety at risk. Steer clear of scary auto ordeals by avoiding the following signs of a lame mechanic.

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Why Your Mechanic Oil Change Is So Important

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The human body can survive without food for up to three weeks but no more than a week without water. Every cell in our body uses water to keep functioning. One of water’s critical functions is acting as a lubricant for our joints. Like water, oil is used as a lubricant for the moving parts in your car’s engine. And much like how we depend on water, your car depends on oil for survival. Your engine is full of pumping, moving parts and gears that are all working seamlessly to get you from point A to Point B. It’s relatively easy to picture your pistons pumping inside your engine without the proper lubrication. A picture of grinding metal slaving away up and down inside your engine’s cylinders trying desperately to produce power as you step further and further down on your gas pedal is close to unthinkable, yet people do this very thing almost every day.

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