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98 F150 5.4L E40D/4R100
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: MI
So,
I bought a hood strut from Amazon for a chevy traverse for one of the kids cars.
It is supposed to weigh ~1 lb. Ship by UPS. box should be 2"x2" x 18"
It was delivered today. My wife complained that I didn't warn her about heavy delivery today and had Fedex driver bring it in house.
It even has a heavy item sticker on it.
I told her to send me a picture.I wonder what I really got?
Hopefully something worth more that a $27 hood strut.
I'll see later when i get home.
I wonder who got the hood strut?
I bought a hood strut from Amazon for a chevy traverse for one of the kids cars.
It is supposed to weigh ~1 lb. Ship by UPS. box should be 2"x2" x 18"
It was delivered today. My wife complained that I didn't warn her about heavy delivery today and had Fedex driver bring it in house.
It even has a heavy item sticker on it.
I told her to send me a picture.I wonder what I really got?
Hopefully something worth more that a $27 hood strut.
I'll see later when i get home.
I wonder who got the hood strut?
98 F150 5.4L E40D/4R100
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 28,519
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From: MI
Flooded out around here. Pounded by rain last night and temps got up to 50* which promptly melted the 6" of snow we had on the ground. Temps have taken a dive since, 17* currently and calling for 8" of new snow tonight.
I've seen rivers where they have never been before. Neighborhoods in the vicinity lost everything in their basements and moving it to the curb. Yea, strange storm.....whackey Michigan weather.
I've seen rivers where they have never been before. Neighborhoods in the vicinity lost everything in their basements and moving it to the curb. Yea, strange storm.....whackey Michigan weather.
98 F150 5.4L E40D/4R100
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 28,519
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From: MI
A ton of rain, combined with all that snow melting very quickly overwhelmed water retention areas. 100 year rain affect over night.
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LOL... it happened once before in 1984. The GSL needs some water!
So yesterday was the Wife's follow up appointment at the Cardiologist, and she also had an echocardiogram. After the first heart attack, her heart function was at 40%, after the second it was somewhere around 37%. Anything below 50% is considered heart failure. She was at 55% yesterday, and out of the woods as far as heart failure is concerned. The bad news is that she is still experiencing chest pains, which he says is probably little tiny veins which are plugging off - but then also said that is nothing to be petrified about. Anyway, overall she is progressing, and that's wonderful news.
So yesterday was the Wife's follow up appointment at the Cardiologist, and she also had an echocardiogram. After the first heart attack, her heart function was at 40%, after the second it was somewhere around 37%. Anything below 50% is considered heart failure. She was at 55% yesterday, and out of the woods as far as heart failure is concerned. The bad news is that she is still experiencing chest pains, which he says is probably little tiny veins which are plugging off - but then also said that is nothing to be petrified about. Anyway, overall she is progressing, and that's wonderful news.