Keeping Your Car Clean
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Three Steps To Planning For Ice Cream Truck Repairs
Ice cream trucks are the highlight of the day for most children in the spring and summer. If spring is approaching and you plan to begin selling ice cream on your truck again soon, you should get the repairs to the truck done in the wintertime. If you have a lot of sprucing up to get your ice cream truck back in order, you will need to plan the repairs step by step.
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Why Is My Car Overheating?
An overheated vehicle is a sign that urgent auto repair is needed. Here's how to spot, diagnose, and fix problems with a hot engine. Signs the Car Is Overheating Any car engine will feel hot; it's part of the combustion process that runs the car. But a car is designed to keep the engine below a certain temperature threshold. When the cooling system fails in some way, the engine becomes dangerously hot.
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Tips To Help Prepare Your Car For The First Emissions Test
Smog inspection requirements can be vastly different from state to state, with some states and counties not conducting any testing. That makes it likely that you could move from a state with no emissions testing at all to a state with strict annual testing requirements. If this is your first year preparing for smog testing, there are a few things you should consider. Here are some tips to help you prepare your car.
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5 Tips To Full-Timing With A Class B RV
Class B RVs are usually considered great for weekend camping or short trips. Most people who live full-time in their RV own a class A RV. However, full-timing in a class B RV is possible as long as you plan accordingly and are dedicated to the idea. Here are some tips that will help you live full-time successfully in a class B RV. Consider Bicycles For Short-Distance Transportation For larger RVs, the added fuel cost of towing a car can be considered negligible compared to the total fuel cost of operating the RV.
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6 Ways To Establish A Client Base For Your Owner-Operator Trucking Business
If you are buying a used semi truck and starting an owner-operator business, it's a good idea to develop a repeat business client base. At first, many owner-operators take whatever loads they can find just to keep up with their financial demands. While that is great to meet your needs at the moment, it may not be helpful for the future of your business. To start your owner-operator business at full speed, here are a few ways you can find long-term clients and contracts.
My name is Amelia, and I have been a mom for about 20 years now. One thing I can tell you about kids is how difficult they can be on cars, which is why I made this blog. One day, I just got tired of driving around a car that smelled like the inside of a garbage bin, so I decided to make some changes. I implemented some rules in our family cars that really helped, and I worked hard to detail the interior, getting professional automotive cleaning and maintenance help as well. Check out this blog is you want to drive a car that looks just as good as it smells.