We are approaching that time of year when many folks will be transporting a freshly cut Christmas tree home to decorate for the holidays. Make absolutely sure that you protect your truck bed from the remnants of the tree needles which may have pine pitch on them. It's best to remove the tree and store it somewhere else, don't leave it on your truck once you are back home. The longer tree sap is on your truck bed or anywhere on its' finish, the more involved and laborious removing it will be.
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Dangers of Pine Sap on Your Pickup Truck Finish
Posted by MAX on Monday, November 7, 2016
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MAN Trucks: From the First Diesel Engine to the Latest Solutions
Posted by MAX on Thursday, November 3, 2016
It's hard to imagine present-day trucks without diesel engines. And if to trace the evolution of diesel engines, it becomes clear that the MAN brand history is an indispensable part of the issue.
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How To Fix Egg Damage on Your Truck's Finish
Posted by MAX on Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Halloween lets everyone get their fill of candy and trick-or-treating, but also brings out the pranksters who can do damage to your truck. I often get asked if eggs can damage the finish on a vehicle. The clear cut answer is "absolutely yes!" If your truck was a victim of egging this Halloween, here is what you can do to eliminate costly body work, but you must act fast, because eggs left on your paint finish will leave damage over night.
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