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19/03/2024 8:01 am
Looks like one of those streets right off Times Square.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Tony Perrone reacted
19/03/2024 8:37 am
Matters little to me since here in the Garden State self-service gas stations are not permitted. When I gas up out of state, I would prefer the gas filler door to be on the left side of the car, so I don't have to walk to the other side of the car.
John Bono
North Jersey
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19/03/2024 9:33 am
Matters little to me since here in the Garden State self-service gas stations are not permitted. When I gas up out of state, I would prefer the gas filler door to be on the left side of the car, so I don't have to walk to the other side of the car.
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19/03/2024 11:10 am
Yes that is the only cane I can use. My wrist do not allow me to use a normal cane. With these your fore arm catches the weight and it is more stable than a normal short cane. They also cause you to walk more upright than a normal walker or cane.
19/03/2024 1:33 pm
I have cars with them on both sides. My problem is when pulling up to the pumps, if the how can reach around the car. Costco has the old style with a hose that is retractable to the pump, so you could reach to the other side if need be. But most stations only have 1 length and you cannot get it across to the other side, so then you would need to make sure that you pull up with the tank facing the pump.
19/03/2024 2:54 pm
@brush…thanks for the info, I’m going to look into it further…stability is key!
Zeeky Banutski
The People’s Republic of Maryland
19/03/2024 6:34 pm
I'll take either. My biggest problem is trying to remember which side I am pulling up to the pump!
No problem for me as my truck has an arrow in the fuel gauge. And, of course, it's the only vehicle I have so how could I forget LOL
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