I'm considering on buying a 1998 Polaris XC700, studded, very good runner. They are asking $1200 for it. Is it a fairly good deal? Also, stated in the heading, does it require high maintenace? Thanks.
just get it over with then you dont have to worry anymore!
I can relatethis scared me and my family big time!! This happened to me a couple of times last summer when I had construction going on at my house. Sometimes dust particles will cross over a beam in the smoke detector which makes it go offIn this case, all of them went off like what is happening to you. If you clean the detectors with a vaccum, that should do the trick. Also, I was told to cover the detectors with plastic during construction. Just make sure you uncover your detectors at the end of the day. Hope this helps you. If it doesn't, maybe you need to buy new detectors.
Just do it. Get an hour walk in before you go or do whatever exercise spends that energy. Have a cup of chamomile tea just before you go and remember the rules you have learned. Follow these simple steps. Do not drink, eat, listen to the radio, or smoke during your test. Apply your seat belt and sit straight while showing you are alert. Use your signals and look over your shoulder when changing lanes. Be calm or as much as possible, everyone is nervous on a test, and drive the car. A hint to show your evaluator that you're good, is to talk about what you see as you drive along. Announce that you are looking for emergency vehicles before you make that left or right hand turn. Wonder out loud if those children are going to cross the road or if the animals that are with them are secure. Do not criticize other motorists or comment on hot babes/studs etc. Drive like you are chauffeuring your grandmother around to a doctor's appointment. Good luck and have a good day!
