Why Semi-Trucks Last Millions Of Miles (But Cars Don't)
It's considered a good thing when a car hits well over 100,000 miles, but semi trucks can last far longer with proper care. What makes the difference?
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Stories By Jon Dempsey
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Why Does The B-52 Bomber Have Wheels On Its Wings?
If you've ever been to an airshow or lived around an Air Force base, you may have seen a B-52 and wondered why it had landing gear on its wings.
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What You Need To Do After Riding Your Motorcycle In The Rain
Did you get caught in the rain while riding on your motorcycle? Make sure you take a few precautionary steps after your ride to protect your motorcycle.
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What Kind Of Oil Do Weed Eaters Need And How Often Should You Change It?
Do you know how often your weed whacker needs oil — or what kind it uses? Follow this helpful guide to know when you need to change your weed eater's oil.
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Top Speed Vs. Acceleration: Which Is More Important In F1 Racing?
Toggling between top speed and acceleration is a complex dance in Formula 1 racing, something skilled F1 drivers must learn to get the most out of a race.
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Why Tomahawk Missiles Use Silver (And How Much They Contain)
Tomahawk missiles are some of the most advanced military technology in the world, and they require a surprising amount of silver to optimize their tech.
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How Many MiG-35s Does Russia Have?
One of Russia's most advanced fighter aircraft is the MiG-35, and while dozens of them were expected to be produced, the reality is a bit different.
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How Far Can You Drive On Zero Miles To Empty?
Most of us have been driving along and had the low fuel light pop on, but how much further can you go before you need to fuel up? Here's what you need to know.
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Why You Might Want To Stick LED Strip Lights Behind Your TV
These days almost every living room has a TV of some sort, so marrying the lighting and vibe of your favorite room to the screen you're watching makes sense.
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Does Changing Transmission Fluid Improve Mileage?
Changing your car's oil is a must-do maintenance task, but does it have an added benefit of increasing your gas mileage? Here's what the experts say.
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The 5 Best Classic Cars Under $10,000
The classic car market has pricing all over the place. Some models can go for six figures, but there are options under $10,000. Here are five to look at.
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What Makes A Motorcycle A Café Racer?
When it comes to motorcycles, the term café racer gets thrown around a lot, especially for retro bikes. Where does the term actually originate from?
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4 Of The Best Pressure Washers For Car Detailing (According To Reviews)
Going to a car detailer can get expensive, so if you want to do a quality job yourself, get a pressure washer. Here are the best, according to users.
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How Do Hybrid Semi-Trucks Work? A Look Into The Technology Behind Them
While they are somewhat similar, hybrid semi-trucks operate on a grander scale and need to maintain efficiency whenever possible for long haul trips.
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Where Are Yamaha Outboard Motors Made And Are They Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Yamaha is seemingly synonymous with Toyota when it comes to outboard motors, as many rely on Yamaha 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines for boating performance.
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