LJ wrote: 2000 Dodge Ram 2500 with a 360.

I found your problem.

GoChiefs wrote:

LJ wrote: 2000 Dodge Ram 2500 with a 360.

I found your problem.

haha, I know I know. It honestly SHOULD be fine for all the more I plan on driving it. I just think the guy who owned it before me didn't do ANY maintenance. Seriously, when I changed the oil last weekend, the filter was COVERED in rust. He told me he just changed it the beginning of this summer ( I bought the truck the end of August) yeah bullshit buddy.

What size farm you got???

LJ wrote: haha, I know I know. It honestly SHOULD be fine for all the more I plan on driving it. I just think the guy who owned it before me didn't do ANY maintenance. Seriously, when I changed the oil last weekend, the filter was COVERED in rust. He told me he just changed it the beginning of this summer ( I bought the truck the end of August) yeah bullshit buddy.

Nah..he just knows his Dodge's! You're just wasting your money doing any maintenance on a Dodge! No matter how much you do..you're still going to be dropping a couple grand in repairs into it in a few years anyways!

Mr. 300 wrote: What size farm you got???

I have 300 acres in Coshocton county and my parents' have 40 acres in Delaware county.

LJ wrote:
Seriously, when I changed the oil last weekend, the filter was COVERED in rust. He told me he just changed it the beginning of this summer ( I bought the truck the end of August) yeah bullshit buddy.

LOL.. I was dating a girl once who asked me if I could look at her car cuz her oil pressure gauge (she pointed to it and said that thingy) was reading 0. I asked her when she last changed her oil and she said she never has.. didn't know you had to lol. I opened the oil pan and nothing came out.. it was all crusted inside... took the oil filter off and it was rusted to hell. She had driven this car for 6 years and something like 120,000 miles without changing the oil.

She was going to buy another car cuz she just got a job after graduation so I filled it up with walmart oil and we took it and traded it in... I still almost feel bad for that.

GoChiefs wrote:

LJ wrote: haha, I know I know. It honestly SHOULD be fine for all the more I plan on driving it. I just think the guy who owned it before me didn't do ANY maintenance. Seriously, when I changed the oil last weekend, the filter was COVERED in rust. He told me he just changed it the beginning of this summer ( I bought the truck the end of August) yeah bullshit buddy.

Nah..he just knows his Dodge's! You're just wasting your money doing any maintenance on a Dodge! No matter how much you do..you're still going to be dropping a couple grand in repairs into it in a few years anyways!

Nah, like I said, with what I want it for, it will be fine. I should get a good 30k out of it. With how much I drive it, that would theoretically be ~14 years, lol.

LJ wrote:

Mr. 300 wrote: What size farm you got???

I have 300 acres in Coshocton county and my parents' have 40 acres in Delaware county.

Good lord, no wonder I itch when I come through Coshocton county every night from work. Where abouts??

ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote:

LJ wrote:
Seriously, when I changed the oil last weekend, the filter was COVERED in rust. He told me he just changed it the beginning of this summer ( I bought the truck the end of August) yeah bullshit buddy.

LOL.. I was dating a girl once who asked me if I could look at her car cuz her oil pressure gauge (she pointed to it and said that thingy) was reading 0. I asked her when she last changed her oil and she said she never has.. didn't know you had to lol. I opened the oil pan and nothing came out.. it was all crusted inside... took the oil filter off and it was rusted to hell. She had driven this car for 6 years and something like 120,000 miles without changing the oil.

She was going to buy another car cuz she just got a job after graduation so I filled it up with walmart oil and we took it and traded it in... I still almost feel bad for that.

This Bimmer went 60k

Mr. 300 wrote:

LJ wrote:

Mr. 300 wrote: What size farm you got???

I have 300 acres in Coshocton county and my parents' have 40 acres in Delaware county.

Good lord, no wonder I itch when I come through Coshocton county every night from work. Where abouts??

Warsaw zipcode. It's near the buffalo farm.

LJ wrote:

Mr. 300 wrote:

LJ wrote:

Mr. 300 wrote: What size farm you got???

I have 300 acres in Coshocton county and my parents' have 40 acres in Delaware county.

Good lord, no wonder I itch when I come through Coshocton county every night from work. Where abouts??

Warsaw zipcode. It's near the buffalo farm.

Nice. Living in Millersburg and working in Cambridge, I come through there from time to time up Route 60.

Mr. 300 wrote:

LJ wrote:
Warsaw zipcode. It's near the buffalo farm.

Nice. Living in Millersburg and working in Cambridge, I come through there from time to time up Route 60.

Ah cool.

Mr. 300 wrote:
Nice. Living in Millersburg

Are you Mr. Miller or Mr. Hershberger ?

ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote:

Mr. 300 wrote:
Nice. Living in Millersburg

Are you Mr. Miller or Mr. Hershberger ?

Neither, but I have the blood flowing through me. Dad was born and raised a little boofer in Mt Hope.

Mr. 300 wrote:

ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote:

Mr. 300 wrote:
Nice. Living in Millersburg

Are you Mr. Miller or Mr. Hershberger ?

Neither, but I have the blood flowing through me. Dad was born and raised a little boofer in Mt Hope.

Mt Hope= Mrs Yoders Kitchen = GOAT

wes_mantooth wrote:

Mr. 300 wrote:

ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote:

Mr. 300 wrote:
Nice. Living in Millersburg

Are you Mr. Miller or Mr. Hershberger ?

Neither, but I have the blood flowing through me. Dad was born and raised a little boofer in Mt Hope.

Mt Hope= Mrs Yoders Kitchen = GOAT

Pretty good eatin', but the Dutchman in Walnut Creek is THE GOAT!!!

I need to find some places around Warsaw to go eat. I usually just eat at the lunch counter at Mom's Market in Cooperdale

LJ wrote: I need to find some places around Warsaw to go eat. I usually just eat at the lunch counter at Mom's Market in Cooperdale

Got the little dairy on main, and a greasy spoon at the light.