Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

Thanks

 

I never liked the idea of using a wire brush so I got one of these for mine.

https://grillrescue.com/products/gr...k2jQhLpztq6U1rEroJ8KB_8DhNEmeYuBoC61gQAvD_BwE

 

Gloriosky Batman! I'm glad your friend is doing OK now.

 

35 in the winter and 40 in the spring/ summer. Will bump the rears up to 45+ when I start towing

 

You still have to have the right tool or pay the dealer $35 every time you swap tires. Apparently the truck only stores one set of tires. But if you take those tires off for 6 months then put them back on, apparently it doesn't remember them.

 

Discount will also reprogram TPMS for free if you buy tires from them. I used to do it all the time even when I swapped my own winter tires back and forth. My current tires don't have any sensors in them so I have just had the light on for like 2 years now and I don't even notice anymore.

 

I wonder if my Scangauge 3 can fix that..

 

Wife said I can't have one

 

My condolences.


Can you still get the brush though?

 

I have this Vermont Castings grill brush. It's a skookum choocher and has enough gravity in it that you could use it to club a baby seal.

https://www.en.vermontcastingsbbq.com/products/vermont-castings-stainless-steel-coil-grill-brush

 

All the things we were told to be conspiracy theories are now coming true.

 

I have a nice stainless wire brush that works well on my cheap grill

 

Spent a good chunk of time hosing off the road grime and thin mud slurry from my road, then did the top end touchless wash. So pretty in the sun.

 

Burnt Orange™ is truly a modern classic color.

 

Interesting.
The grates on my P&S are expanded metal, and that grill rescue thing really doesn't do much of shit on them.
I thought about just getting a good welding wire brush with the really stiff bristles.

 

I'll take your compliment, underhanded though it was.

 

It really is a sharp color. But I will never not call it by the wrong name.

 

That could work, but welding brushes don't have the requisite weight for bludgeoning small mammals.

 

If I mount it to the end of an axe handle maybe…

 

Fuuuk.... it definitely was not his time that day; great reason to celebrate!!!!

 

Y'all are probably aware, but there is a case or three every year where a wire gets ingested by someone. The last one I read was a kid. Some stories have the wire ruining someone's life. I know the few times it happens are statistically insignificant, but I just use a cheapo spatula for regular cleaning, and the foil-covered-grate method when I want to get it really clean.

 

Do you come with the brush?

 

I generally use something I won't use near food to bludgeon small animals.

 

But small animals are food.

 

They become food. But until they do, they're hairy, dirty and, eventually, bloody.