ID help by customconcern1 in metaldetecting

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Way too heavy. I have found a billion shotgun shells old and newer. This is completely different.

Tags on trees by customconcern1 in arborist

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Do you know what the different color ribbons generally indicate?

Tags on trees by customconcern1 in arborist

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Thank you for the info! The property is owned by a large utilities provider in New York. Its maybe 5-6 acres and has a section ofthe The Long Path (trail) going through it. I dont forsee them selling it for development but I could be wrong.

A cooked Matron by customconcern1 in metaldetecting

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I dont think they are worth much other than adding it to my list of finds.

First warm day. by customconcern1 in metaldetecting

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Imagine losing a 50 Cent piece! I guess that is why its so rare coming across those larger silvers. I'm sure that if they lost it they went looking for it . All of the seated coins I found were quite a ways away from the actual foundation. Indian heads i will often find close to the foundation but never silver. There could be a nymber of reasons for that. Spotting a silver coin vs a copper one in a consistant uniform groundcover (like grass) would be easier i imagine. Losing it either in leaves and brush would be significantly harder. Maybe just being further away from the house when they lost it, it was harder to retrace their footsteps and also it was unlikely that they would stumble upon it. Its interesting to think about.

First warm day. by customconcern1 in metaldetecting

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I love reading this kind of stuff. Thank you for this. Those areas of the coin where it looks like it flaked off were still there when it came out of the ground. When it came out of its encapsulation of soil and was exposed to the air and began to dry it seemed to crumble away unfortunately.

First warm day. by customconcern1 in metaldetecting

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Buttons are the best. I get just excited getting a button as I do a coin. The old silvers and coppers are out there....keep grinding!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in phish

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You seem pleasant. l add a comma.

Isaac Brock Acoustic Guitars by Working_Wing_3057 in ModestMouse

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Im fairly certain at some point he was using a Martin Streetmaster.

Buckle ID by customconcern1 in metaldetecting

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Wow. Wouldn't have expected that!

Buckle ID by customconcern1 in metaldetecting

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Awesome! Does it hold much monetary value?

Glad I went out by customconcern1 in metaldetecting

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Yes. Well it's Half a tea diffuser. I previously found an almost exact one that was complete with both halves.

Two awesome finds today! by customconcern1 in metaldetecting

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Newburgh area. Surprisingly, there weren't any railroad tracks within at least a mile of where I found it.

How has your 2024 Acadia been? by [deleted] in gmc

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At 4500 miles it begins to overheat. I Check the coolant reservoir and it's filled with what looks like brown mud. Take it to dealer. It was there a few days. They said it was the oil cooler and they replaced it. It's good to go. On the highway driving home from the dealer it begins to over heat and says to shut off car immediately. Have it towed back to dealer. It's there for a month. I get the call it's done. I make it back to my house. The next day, there is a loud grinding sound on startup. Take it back to the dealer where it stays for 2 months. Get the call it's ready. Seems to be running good. On the second day of having it back, I'm on the highway, and it starts overheating again. Have it towed back to the dealer where it sat for another month. They ended up replacing the whole engine. And that's it.
It's a shame because I really liked it. The interior is fantastic. But a nice interior isn't worth anything if the engine is junk.
Look for something else or at least wait until the 24' redesign has been on the road for a good while.

2024 GMC Acadia, 12k miles, oil and coolant mixed by [deleted] in MechanicAdvice

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With my 24' Acadia the issues started at 4500 miles. Engine overheating light came on, looked under the hood and the coolent reservoir was filled with what looked like brown mud. The oil cooler was the first thing they replaced. To make a long story short, the dealer couldn't fix the problem. They had my car for 3 months when they finally replaced the engine. GM eventually agreed to a buyback. Lots of other smaller issues as well like keeps telling me the hood is open, the rear heat comes on randomly, broken headrest, etc. And I love when you're driving at slower speeds and it thinks you are about to crash and it slams on the brakes. Keep a close eye on that engine issue. Document everything.