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This ranch style brick house is just waiting for a new owner to bring it to life. Located between Belle Fourche & Spearfish. The 9 acres can be subdivided. Additional 7.13 acres can be purchased with this property for a total of 16.23 acres for $795,000. See MLS #75528 Belle Fourche • $670,000 • MLS#75527

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The modern design of this custom home is perfectly situated among the pine and oak trees in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The exterior is tastefully designed with heavy timber post and beam frames on both the front and rear cedar decks. You can watch the sunrise over the trees and open meadow from the front covered deck or in the comforts of the grande room next to the fireplace.

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This is a great opportunity to own a property in a highly visible location in Belle Fourche. Several improvements have been made since 2015 including new roof, hot water heater, new front window, LED lighting, and painted exterior. The building is approximately 25’ wide by 120’ long and contains 5 offices, a supply room, a furnace room, a conference room, reception area, and two 1/2 bathrooms.

Belle Fourche • $225,000 • MLS#75573

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Time to flush the antifreeze?

Your vehicle’s engine relies upon this critical fluid as the seasons change.

Coolant is often used interchangeably with antifreeze, but they are not the same.

Here’s a look at the key differences and when you should consider flushing your engine.

Flushing a system and replacing the antifreeze used to be a standard practice of maintenance, but more modern systems can go 100,000 miles before a complete turnover is recommended. In some cases, manufacturers say you may never require new coolant.

Know the difference

As the name suggests, antifreeze was originally designed for the season that just passed. It’s made with ethylene or propylene glycol as the basic ingredient. Coolant is created when antifreeze is mixed with water. Usually this is a 50/50 mix, but it may contain as much as 70 percent antifreeze for vehicles operating in extreme cold.

Be careful if you decide to top off or replace coolant. Make sure you’re buying the correct blend for your vehicle.

Antifreeze comes in a variety of colors which indicate the type and specific use, from green and orange to pink. Some use organic acid or inorganic acid technology,

while others are a hybrid. They should be mixed with water, but never together.

Check your vehicle owners manual for guidance. Do not remove a radiator cap when the engine is hot because this system operates under pressure and coolant temps inside soar to over 200 degrees.

How it works

Coolant settles into the radiator when the engine is off. As it begins to run, the fluid is pumped into the engine in order to absorb heat, then goes back through the radiator where it is cooled again by fresh air. Then the circulation continues.

When your vehicle’s heater in on, some of the coolant diverts to the core of that unit. This fluid is warmed there, and then a fan sends the air into the passenger cabin.

What’s at risk

Water alone can’t sufficiently cool an engine, or protect it against freezing — and it can also rust sensitive parts. Water boils at 212 degrees and also freezes at 32 degrees. A 50/50 coolant blend allows engines to run at more than 200 degrees, while preventing freezing at 30 below zero or lower. An overheating engine can suffer warped parts. Liquid also expands as it freezes, which can crack engine parts or the block.

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and Summer

Jump starting a battery

Unfortunately, a battery can give out at the worst possible time.

That’s why it’s important to have a good working knowledge of how they function, and how to get them going again so you’re not left stranded with a car that won’t run.

What to do

If you car won’t start, turn off the lights, the air conditioner or heater, and all other electronics before attempting to jump start the car. Remove the terminal cover and any corrosion before attaching the red/positive cable to the corresponding terminal on the dead battery, and then repeating this action on the assisting battery. Pay close attention to the order of these connections, since that’s the most common cause of unsuccessful battery jump starts. Make sure the clamps are in firm contact.

Attach the black/negative cable to the assisting battery and the other end to an exposed metal portion of the disabled vehicle’s engine compartment, away from the battery. Be especially careful not to attach it near the carburetor. Start the assisting vehicle, and then the disabled vehicle. Let both of them idle for three minutes, then disconnect. The jumpstarted vehicle should run for about a half hour in order to fully recharge the battery.

If the battery dies again after jump starting, it likely needs to be replaced entirely.

Dangers involved

Batteries may contain sulfuric acid, or produce oxygen and hydrogen gases that could explode on contact with a spark. The National Safety Council confirms that eye injuries are the most common issue with batteries mishaps, due to escaping acid or battery fragments. Thousands of people become injured, and some are even blinded, according to the Sight and Hearing Association. That’s why your car’s emergency kit should include some sort of eye protection, for those times when you need to check, jump start, clean or replace your battery. Other common injuries include burns, painful skin irritation and even scarring. The lung’s mucous membranes may be damaged when fumes are inhaled, and ingested acids can result in death because of injury to internal organs. Check your car battery regularly for any damage or wear. Buy and carry jumper cables that are color coded, at least 12-feet long and approved and tested by the Society of Automotive Engineers. Along with safety glasses, pack along a flashlight and, if needed, a handy guide for jump-starting a battery.

Responsible vehicle ownership involves taking inventory of the automobile and ensuring it is working at peak capacity. Hundreds of parts work together to keep vehicles on the road, but quite often drivers do not look under the hood until something is amiss. Routine maintenance is widely acknowledged as a critical component of responsible vehicle ownership, but many motorists may not know how to care for their cars. Belts are one example of components that are integral to efficient, well-running vehicles. The automotive resource iDriveSafely.com indicates that belts are some of the most crucial moving parts in the engine. Belts transmit power between shafts, and all belts, from serpentine belts to V-belts to timing belts, all serve important functions.

Serpentine belt

Firestone® Complete Auto Care says a serpentine belt is a long, snaking, winding belt that keeps parts such as the water pump, alternator, power steering pump, and air conditioning running smoothly. Serpentine belts transport power to automotive accessories. A failing serpentine belt

can cause enormous and expensive headaches, including overheating and loss of steering power.

V-belts

Also known as drive belts, these are usually found in older vehicles. Unlike serpentine belts, which run through various parts, V-belts run through one or two accessories. Older cars with many bells and whistles will have multiple V-belts, and should one break, it may not cause as much of an issue as if a serpentine belt were to falter.

Timing belt

Advance Auto Parts says that most cars have interference engines in which the clearance between moving parts is so small that they can end up bumping into each other if they’re not running on the same timing as one another. That is where the timing belt comes into play. It connects the crankshaft to the camshaft, helping them stay in sync. Failing to pay attention to a timing belt can result in an expensive engine repair.

Belts have finite service lives, and heat and wear and tear are usually their nemeses. It is important to look for fraying or cracking of belts. Even belts that look new may have worn

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But it’s not just the exterior of the car that can benefit from routine washing. When taking their cars to get washed, many motorists pay a little extra to have their vehicle interiors cleaned. Sometimes referred to as “interior detailing,” cleaning the cabin of the car helps to maintain the interior so it looks new longer. Routine interior cleaning also can remove dust and other particles that can serve as irritants if allowed to build up over time. Resale and trade-in value is another factor to consider. The automotive experts at Edmunds note that the average transaction price for a used vehicle in the second quarter of 2021 was $25,410, which marks a 21 percent increase over the year prior. Much has been made of the microchip issues that have compromised auto manufacturers’ ability to produce new automobiles, and that led many motorists to the preowned vehicle market. Dealerships also offered incentives to drivers willing to trade in their late model

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cars. By taking care of a vehicle’s interior, drivers are putting themselves in position to capitalize on the increased reliance on the preowned market. Prospective buyers, whether they’re private citizens or dealerships, will see more value in a vehicle with a well-maintained interior

than one with a cabin that’s seen much better days. Car washes may be seen as a purely cosmetic form of vehicle maintenance. But the benefits of routine and thorough car washes extend far beyond aesthetic appeal.

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Simple maintenance strategies that can keep cars running longer

The last few years have not proven the most advantageous times for new car buyers. According to the Consumer Price Index Summary from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, buyers paid 12.2 percent more for new vehicles in January 2022 than they had in January 2021. Faced with such a significant increase in price, many drivers understandably want to keep their current cars longer than they might have initially planned.

Data released by S&P Global Mobility in early 2022 indicated that the average vehicle on the road is 12 years and two months old, which marked the highest number in the 20-plus years such information was tracked. A host of variables affect how long drivers keep their cars, but the rising cost of new vehicles has undoubtedly compelled many drivers to aspire to keep their cars for longer periods of time.

Aging cars may require a little more TLC than vehicles that are right off the dealership lot. But the following are three simple tips that can help drivers keep their cars running longer.

1. Become a more careful driver.

A careful approach when behind the wheel is safer than aggressive driving

and beneficial for your vehicle. When starting, avoid revving the engine, which needlessly wears it down. When out on the road, avoid rapid accelerations, which also contributes to needless wear and tear. Even excessive idling can adversely affect the engine, so keep winter warm-ups to around 30 seconds to prevent damage to engine components.

2. Know when and how to fill up. Every driver has likely visited a filling station when an oil tanker is busily filling the tanks. That’s traditionally been considered a less than ideal time to fill up, as the theory is that filling the tanks stirs up sediment that could then find its way into consumers’ gas tanks, adversely affecting their vehicles. However, that’s often dependent on the station itself and how much its owners prioritize maintenance of the tank and filtration systems. Drivers who trust their local station owners can likely fill up when the tankers are present without worry. In addition, avoid topping off once the nozzle clicks when filling up. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notes that topping off is harmful to the planet and the vehicle, as gasoline needs room to expand. When you top off, the extra gas may damage the vapor collection system and cause the vehicle to

Spearfish Crow Peak Longbeards Chapter

The Crow Peak Longbeards Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation will be hosting their annual banquet and auction on April 15, 2023, at the Spearfish Holiday Inn and Convention Center. The social hour will begin at 5:00pm with dinner at 6:30. The auction will start at 7:30. This is NWTF’s 50th Anniversary. This year’s auctions and raffles include special edition bronzes, framed prints, camping and hunting gear, hunting trips, guns, and games and prizes for the kids. Join

If you are interested in attending, call Bruce Sprynczynatyk at 605-645-1541 or Terry Hupp at 605-641-2761 for dinner or raffle tickets.

run less efficiently.

3. Change oil more frequently as the vehicle ages. It’s true that modern vehicles no longer require oil changes for every 3,000 miles driven. However, as vehicles age, drivers and their vehicles’ engines may benefit from more frequent oil changes than the owner’s manual necessarily recommends. Oil changes remove dirt and metal particles from

the engine, potentially contributing to a longer life expectancy. More frequent changes can be especially beneficial for vehicles that are routinely driven in stopand-go traffic.

Rising vehicle costs have compelled many drivers to keep their cars longer than they initially planned. Some simple strategies can help drivers achieve that goal.

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