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Ford Restarts F-150 Production After Legendary Dearborn Plant Was Shut Down - SlashGear (opens the original)
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For some truck enthusiasts, nothing beats the Ford F-150. This truck has been one of the automaker's most popular vehicles since its introduction in 1948 and continues to be the best-selling truck in America. The F-150 is still rolling, as production has resumed at Ford's Dearborn Truck Plant in Michigan. This comes just one week after a supplier-related disruption brought the facility's assembly line to a full stop. The supply issue also affected F-150 production at Ford's Kansas City plant. Co
Does A Sealed Transmission Need To Be Serviced? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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It's easy to get lost in automotive terms, especially if you're not a car enthusiast. After all, understanding certain words can be easier when you have a basic understanding of how an engine works. For example, if your car has a "sealed transmission," it means it doesn't have a traditional dipstick for checking the fluid and is instead, as the name suggests, sealed. With that in mind, it's logical to believe you wouldn't need routine maintenance. That is true for the most part, though there is
Florida's Fixing Its Python Problem With High-Tech Stuffed Animal Spies - SlashGear (opens the original)
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High-tech solutions have been used to combat wildlife threats in the past, but perhaps never to this level of cuteness. Florida researchers are turning stuffed rabbits into python lures, designed to imitate several of the signals that these massive snakes associate with prey. The idea is to draw the invasive and troublesome pythons toward a specific location instead of making hunters search for them. The robot decoys are actually modified plush rabbits, built with motors, heating components, and
Why Did Most Car Manufacturers Switch From Cast Iron To Aluminum Engine Blocks? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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For vehicle enthusiasts, understanding the difference between cast iron and aluminum engine blocks can be pretty straightforward. That may not be the case for everyone else, however, especially when it comes to why the auto industry began shifting from cast iron to aluminum in the late 1970s. Ultimately, this comes down to what automakers needed from an engine block and the limitations of cast iron. Car makers needed to find a way to reduce vehicle weight due to stricter emissions standards. Sin
DeWalt Circular Saws Are Not 'Left-Handed' - Here's How & When Blade Position Matters - SlashGear (opens the original)
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For many pros and DIYers, DeWalt power tools are wishlist-worthy and perfect for big and small projects alike. But when it comes to the manufacturer's circular saw, some customers have likely wondered why it appears to be "left-handed," as the blade sits on the left side of the motor. DeWalt says this is intentional, because the placement of the blade and rear handle give the user a clear view of the cut. The DeWalt FlexVolt 60V 7-1/4-inch Worm Drive Saw has this design, which is there to make i
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