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I have about two and a half years left on the warranty. The trans fluid looked good but I didn't think to smell it.

Ok. Thanks.

It wasn't running. I just had someone pull the dipstick because I have seen some vehicles that have marks on the dipstick for checking it both ways. I think when I first noticed (when it took three miles) it was in the 60's (Fahrenheit) and the times it took extra long to kick in (five miles) it was probably around 40. It just seems like too long.

I have 2003 Chevy Silverado I bought this summer. Lately I noticed I have to drive a minimum of three miles once I get on the highway before it will shift into overdrive. It has taken as far as five miles. What could be causing this? I haven't been able to check the transmission fluid after it is warmed up because I can't reach from my wheelchair. I did have someone pull the dipstick while it was cold and it looked really high up on it. Is it posible it is just too full? Luckily I did buy a warranty and I plan on taking it to the dealer as soon as I get a chance. Thanks in advance for any help.

Thanks. I might try the craft store. I really just use them to keep the lenses clean during storage. I don't like using any covers while I'm actually hunting.

Where can you get new bungee cord from for scope covers? I have a few that need it replaced.

Yum. I haven't had one in a while though. I think I should.

I know a guy who started selling Aflac a year or two ago and he is making very good money from what I hear.

See if you can try a Mathews with the Focus grip. You might like it better than the stock one. The Elite grips do feel nice.

It looks pretty nice but that price is crazy.

B-Stinger sold.

Ooh I like.

$50 for the B-Stinger or $30 for the Easton.

I own a couple plus a G5 which uses the same cams. They are great bows.

B-Stinger 8.5" 8 oz Realtree Hardwoods gray. $65 shipped. Easton aluminum 37" stabilizer. $35 shipped.