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The Lives and Times of John Keats, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and George Gordon Noel, Lord Byron Byron and Shelley and Keats Were a trio of Lyrical treats. The forehead of Shelley was cluttered with curls, And Keats never was a descendant of earls, And Byron walked out with a number of girls, But it didn't impair the poetical feats Of Byron and Shelley, Of Byron and Shelley, Of Byron and Shelley and Keats.


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California's Democrats have forced the upcoming Captain America movie to be filmed in England. Why would that be, Buckey? Because it's just too expensive to film the movie in California because of the Democrat's punitive taxes.
For Yahoo Movies, Mike Ryan asks a seminal question: Should We Now Call Him 'Captain England'? In his lament, Ryan worries over the U.S. film industry as movies and TV shows flee America, specifically California, for the cheaper production rates of Canada and England.
And now Democrats are so concerned with propping up union thugs, forcing themselves on the people at every avenue, and stealing as much money from the rest of us that they can that they've even chased Captain America away from America!
On one hand you have to cheer the fact that the Democrat's criminal enterprise, their mob action with a union thug army under thumb, is about to come crashing down around them. Unfortunately, they are bringing the whole country down with them.
If the failure of Obamaism and Democrat socialism doesn't convince America that smaller government is the way to go, we will never go back to being the United States of America as it should be and will permanently become the Euro States of America.
Not long ago I wrote how liberal comics writers were trying to turn Captain America from a patriotic American into a left-wing, un-American, traitor and now the new movie based on the character isn't even being filmed in the US. Leftists truly hate good American heroes. But it isn't just comic books the left is trying to re-write in their Euro-like image. Democrats and their left-wing cohorts are desperately trying to kill the USA itself. Captain America is only their latest victim.
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US 7585555 B2 Abstract A flooring, for example for pitches for soccer, five-a-side football, American football, rugby, etc. which includes a polyolefin-based impermeable layer and an elastic mattress laid on top of the impermeable layer which includes a core layer having an agglomerate granular material and an envelope that envelops the core layer. A structure of synthetic-grass covering is laid on top of the elastic mattress and includes a sheetlike substrate with a plurality of filiform formations extending from the substrate to simulate the grassy sward of natural turf, as well as a particulate filling material or infill dispersed between the filiform formations to maintain the filiform formations themselves in a substantially upright condition. The flooring is suited to being laid directly on the previously flattened laying foundation so as to bestow a camber thereon to facilitate draining, such as a pitched camber.
Claims(43) 1. A flooring comprising:
a polyolefin-based impermeable layer;
an elastic mattress laid on top of said impermeable layer and comprising a core layer, said core layer comprising an agglomerate granular material and an envelope that envelops said core layer; and
a structure comprising a synthetic-grass covering laid on top of said elastic mattress and comprising a sheetlike substrate with a plurality of filiform formations extending from the substrate to simulate the grassy sward of natural turf, and a particulate filling material or infill dispersed between said filiform formations to maintain the filiform formations in a substantially upright condition.
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superimposing said elastic mattress on said impermeable layer, laying in position alongside one another at least one first module and one second module of said material;
arranging the selvage carried by one of said modules in a relationship of overlapping with the other of said modules; and
fixing said selvage to the other of said modules.
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Description This application claims priority from European Patent Application No. 05425915.5, filed on Dec. 23, 2005, the entire disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference. This application contains subject matter which is related to the subject matter of co-owned U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/616,979, filed Dec. 28, 2006, by Fernando Stroppiana, entitled �A YARN FOR PRODUCING SYNTHETIC GRASS, CORRESPONDING METHOD OF PRODUCTION, AND SYNTHETIC GRASS STRUCTURE PRODUCED USING SUCH YARN,� which is assigned to the same assignee, Mondo S.p.A., and which is hereby incorporated herein by reference in its entirety. The present invention relates to synthetic-grass floorings, i.e., floorings which use coverings of synthetic (or artificial) grass. Synthetic-grass coverings have been used for quite some time now, in particular to provide areas of greenery for urban decoration and similar amenities, for areas for bordering swimming-pools, and, in general, for replacing natural-grass cover in all those conditions where the laying and maintenance of a natural-grass cover may prove critical. The use of said synthetic-grass coverings has received new impulse in recent times in order to provide coverings for sports facilities, for example soccer pitches. The corresponding literature is extremely extensive, as is witnessed, at a patent level, by documents such as: U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,731,923, 4,337,283, 5,958,527, 5,961,389, 5,976,645, JP-B-32 53 204, JP-A-10037122, DE-A-44 44 030, EP-A-0 377 925 and U.S. Pat. No. 6,887,535 (to which there corresponds EP-A-1 158 099). In particular, from the document mentioned last, which is filed in the name of the present applicant, a synthetic-grass structure is known, which comprises a sheet-like substrate with a plurality of filiform formations extending from the substrate for simulating the grassy sward of natural turf and a particulate filling material, or infill, dispersed between the filiform formations so as to keep the filiform formations themselves in a substantially upright condition. Specifically, the above synthetic-grass covering is characterized in that the particulate filling material (infill) is constituted by a substantially homogeneous mass of a granular material chosen in the group constituted by polyolefin-based materials and by vinyl polymer-based materials. Further advantageous developments of the above solution are described in the documents Nos. EP-A-1 319 753, EP-A-1 375 750, EP-A-1 371 779, as well as EP-A-1 486 613, all of said documents being owned by the present applicant. The purpose of the present invention is to improve even further said known solutions from various points of view, such as:
According to the present invention, that object is achieved thanks to a flooring presenting the characteristics referred to specifically in the ensuing claims. The invention relates also to a corresponding laying method. The claims form an integral part of the disclosure provided herein in regard to the invention. The solution described herein provides an innovative synthetic-grass covering, totally compatible with the environment, which can be produced for at least up to 70% using recycled raw materials, is capable of affording the best possible playing features, altogether similar to those afforded by natural-grass turf, and can be made at very contained costs. The solution described herein enables laying of a field for sports activities made of synthetic grass, limiting the interventions on the existing foundations in so far as it only involves levelling of the ground according to the camber necessary for draining-off of any water. The solution described herein makes available a system that can be installed in a convenient and fast way and that guarantees uniformity of characteristics and performance. The body part (mattress) of the flooring presents characteristics of long durability, whilst the synthetic-grass covering can be easily replaced and recycled at the end of its life cycle of approximately ten years. The system has been studied so that the top part can be removed and replaced, and hence it can be sold on a leasing basis or rented. The solution described herein enables provision of a sports field made of synthetic grass that is able to meet, among other things, the following requirements:
In particular, with the solution described herein it is no longer necessary to remove and carry away the surface soil of a pre-existing field that has to be dismantled and then replace it with quarry material. Such operations are costly and moreover create inconvenience to road traffic, as well as having a negative ecological impact. The solution described herein exploits instead the capacity of a membrane provided with reliefs to enable draining-off of any water, which flows away towards the outside of the pitch, thus protecting the foundation from any infiltration of moisture and possible erosion, which could in time lead to yielding of the foundation and consequently of the pitch itself. Even in the event of heavy rainfall, the water is drained off outwards thanks both to the camber of the field itself and to the capacity of the membrane for enabling it to run off and then be collected by a simple draining system along the perimeter of the field. In the currently preferred embodiment of the invention, the body part (mattress) of the flooring is of a �fine-tuned� type, and exploits a biomechanical concept of fine tuning, whereby it is able to adapt to the characteristics, for example, of a soccer pitch so as to achieve ideal levels of energy absorption and elastic efficiency. Added to this is the guarantee of a level of absorption of impact which safeguards the physical integrity and safety of the sportsmen using it. All these qualities give rise to a system capable of ensuring excellent characteristics of playing conditions, providing the maximum safety and guaranteeing its duration over time. The mattress in question is characterized by its excellent features of durability (approximately thirty years) and proves in practice indestructible in normal conditions of use. The solution described herein enables use of a large amount (approximately 70% of the end product) of recycled material that is appropriately treated, processed, purified and regenerated so as meet EC standards. For instance, considering the size of a normal soccer pitch, it may be stated that:
The invention will now be described, purely by way of non-limiting example, with reference to the annexed plate of drawings, in which: As mentioned, To proceed to laying of the flooring described herein, the field S does not need to be subjected to particular operations, beyond a normal flattening and smoothing carried out so as to bestow upon the field a general profile that is cambered or shaped like pitches of a roof with, in the example illustrated herein, two larger pitches A and B of a trapezial shape and two smaller pitches C and D of a triangular shape, all of which having very gentle inclination (1% maximum, typically 0.5%) degrading towards the outside, to favour draining-off of the waters by gravity. Along the perimeter of the field S there is then normally provided a gutter covered by a grid to carry away the water. The laying foundation of the flooring (designated as a whole by 10), is hence constituted by the normal flattened ground 12 preferably arranged on which are a stabilized granular mixed layer 14 with a sand, grit and/or gravel base, typically with a grain size ranging between 0.8 cm and 2.5 cm. Preferably laid on the layer 14, previously leveled, rolled and compacted using a roller of adequate weight, is a geotextile membrane 16. A preferred choice for the material of the membrane 16 is a non-woven (NW) fabric. This may be a material of the type commonly referred to as continuous-thread non-woven geotextile material, obtained with a processing operation of a needled-felt type. A material of this sort can advantageously be made with a polyester base. The material of the membrane 16 can present, for example, a weight per unit area (according to the UNI EN standard ISO965) of approximately 100 g/m2 to 300 g/m2, typically approximately 150 g/m2. On the membrane 16, the presence of which, it is emphasized, is not imperative, there is then installed an impermeabilizing sheeting 18 made of polyolefin (for example, polyethylene and/or polypropylene) provided with reliefs that enable running-off of the water. Preferentially, this is a sheeting or impermeabilizing membrane provided with reliefs, in the form of ribbings, embossings or peduncles of various shape (typically peduncles of a cylindrical or approximately cubic shape). Sheets or membranes of this type are in themselves known in the art, as witnessed, for example, by the range of products sold under the trade name of System Platon� and manufactured by the company Isola as of Porsgrunn, Norway. In the currently preferred embodiment, the material of the membrane or sheeting 16 has a base of polyolefin (in the currently most preferred version, polypropylene) with a thickness of approximately 0.4-0.6 mm. Set facing upwards, the reliefs of the membrane 16 form between them draining paths that enable running-off of the water even in the presence of heavy rainfall, thus protecting the base of the existing foundation from any possible infiltration and erosion that the flow of water could generate over time, so causing yielding and sagging. Without any prejudice to said function of draining, in a currently less preferred embodiment of the invention, it is envisaged that:
The mattress 1, which constitutes the body layer of the flooring 10, is basically a prefabricated elastic mattress of a �fine-tuned� type, made preferentially with the use of material from recycled tires ground, treated and encapsulated so as to be sandwiched between two polyester fabrics. Specifically, the mattress or, in general, the �material� 1 comprises a core layer 2 (see Agglomerate (or conglomerate) materials of this type, with a base, for example, of granules of elastic polymers, EPDM, and various other types of artificial and synthetic rubbers, and elastomers of various nature, are in themselves known to the art. As agglomeration agent normally bicomponent polyurethane is used or, in more recent applications, monocomponent polyurethane. Materials for floorings which fall within the category described are known to the art, as demonstrated, for example, by the products of the range marketed under the trade name REGUPOL� and manufactured by the company Berleburger Schaumstoffwerk GmbH (E.U.) or again, by way of example, described in the document No. EP-A-1 555 097. The above material may be constituted, as has already been said, by material consisting of granules of elastic polymer, rubber of various nature (for example, EPDM) and, in a preferred embodiment, by granular material obtained from recycled tires. The granular material constituting the core layer 2 is an agglomerate (or conglomerate, the two terms, as has been said, being used herein as equivalent) with the application of a binder constituted, for example, by bicomponent polyurethane or monocomponent polyurethane. As has already been said in the introductory part of the present description, materials of this type are known to the art, a fact that renders any more detailed description herein superfluous. As regards the binder used for providing the core material 2 with characteristics of agglomerate/conglomerate, it should be recalled that the choice of a binder such as polyurethane, albeit deemed currently preferential, is not in any way imperative. Thus included within the sphere of the present invention is the use of binders of a different type. In a possible variant embodiment of the invention (currently not considered preferred), the state of agglomeration can be achieved by exploiting the characteristics of cohesiveness demonstrated by certain resilient materials (such as certain rubber materials). In this case, it is conceivable to do without the use of binders and to bestow upon the layer 2 the necessary characteristics of mechanical coherence by simply subjecting the granular material to compression. Just to clarify our ideas (without this implying any limitation of the scope of the invention), the granules constituting the layer 2 can have a grain size in the range of 0.5-7 mm. of course, the dimensional values indicated previously (as all the other quantitative data provided in the present description and in the ensuing claims) are to be understood as being assigned taking into account the tolerances normally associated to production requirements and to measurement of said quantitative values. The amount of binder (for example, bicomponent polyurethane or monocomponent polyurethane) used for making the core layer 2 normally lies in the range of approximately 2-10 wt % (with respect to the weight of the granules) in the case of outdoor applications and in the range of approximately 5-15 wt % (referred to the weight of the granules) for indoor applications. An important characteristic of the solution described herein lies in the fact that the core layer 2 is not �bare�, but coated with a membrane or envelope 3 that coats the core layer 2. For reasons that will emerge more clearly in what follows, the action of coating of the core layer 2 performed by the envelope 3 is complete or substantially complete, in the sense that, in the case where the material 1 is made in the form of strips designed to be wound in rolls, the envelope 3 can envelop the core layer 2 completely, or else leave out one or both of the two terminal ends of the strip. In the case where the �modules� in which the material 1 is made are in the form of slabs or tiles, for example of a square shape, the envelope 3 can be re-closed (according to the modalities described in greater detail in what follows) in areas corresponding to all the sides of the module, thus performing an action of complete coating (or �encapsulation�) of the core layer 2, or else remain open on one side or on two opposite sides. In the case of modules in the form of slats (i.e., of narrow and long slabs), once again the envelope 3 can have a tubular structure, and hence coat the core layer 2 over the entire development of the module with the exception of the two smaller end sides of the slat. Albeit preserving the aforesaid tubular structure, the envelope 3 can, however, coat the core layer 2 over the entire development of the module with the exception of the two smaller end sides of the slat. The choice of providing an altogether complete coating or encapsulation or else of leaving uncovered (for example, in view of a possible coating in the course of laying) small fractions of the boundary of the core layer 2 is evidently dictated by the specific conditions of application considered. In any case, the possible presence of small portions of edge of the core layer 2 left uncovered does not alter the global effect of coating of the layer 2 by the envelope 3. Again, without prejudice to the achievement of the desired effect of envelopment of the core layer 2, according to the geometrical characteristics of the modules that constitute it, the envelope 3 can be made according to different criteria. For example, two solutions referred to herein for reasons of completeness, but currently not considered preferred, envisage that, in the case where the material 1 is made in the form of a strip, the envelope 3 is made in the form of a single sheet with a continuous tubular structure, fitted around the core layer 2 and fixed to it according to the modalities described in greater detail in what follows, or else constituted by a single originally open sheet that is wound to form a U around the core layer 2 and then closed�usually along one of the longitudinal edges of the strip�so as to provide a tubular structure that envelops the core layer 2. The figures of the annexed plate of drawings refer to the currently preferred embodiment. In this case, the envelope 3 is constituted by a plurality of sheets (identical to or different from one another), such as, for example, two sheets 3 a and 3 b that extend in areas corresponding to the main opposite faces of the core layer 2 and are re-closed along the sides thereof (i.e., along the longitudinal edges of the strip, in the case where the flooring 1 is made in the form of a strip) in areas corresponding to the lines of closing or sealing designated by 4. In the example illustrated in the figures (again corresponding to the embodiment of the invention that is currently preferred), the two lines of closing 4 are basically coplanar with one of the faces of the core layer 2, so that the sheet 3 a is substantially plane whilst the sheet 3 b has a general C-shaped or channel-shaped conformation. The above choice is not, however, in any way imperative. The lines 4 could in fact be provided, for example, in an area corresponding to an intermediate plane (for example, a middle plane, which is vertical, as viewed in In particular, in the embodiment represented in As has already been said, a selvage such as the selvage designated by 5 in For example, in the case where this module is constituted by a square tile, a selvage such as the selvage 5 can be provided on two adjacent sides of the square. Again, in the example of embodiment illustrated in A preferred choice for making at least one of the sheets 3 a, 3 b of the envelope (i.e., of at least one part of the envelope 3 is constituted by a non-woven (NW) fabric. This may be a material of the type commonly known as continuous-thread non-woven geotextile material, obtained with a process of a needled-felt type. A material of this sort may to advantage be polyester-based. The material of the envelope 3 can have, for example, a mass per unit area (according to the standard UNI EN ISO965) of approximately 50-400 g/m2, typically approximately 150 g/m2. The data regarding the mass per unit area provided show that the total mass per unit area of the material 1 is mainly represented by the characteristics of the core layer 2, which is usually far heavier than the envelope 3. Just to clarify our ideas, materials 1 designed for outdoor applications typically have a thickness of 20-40 mm, preferably in the range of approximately 23-25 mm, with a mass per unit area of approximately 12.5-13.5 kg/m2, hence with a mean distribution of approximately 0.4-0.6 kg/m2 per millimeter of thickness. The choice, for the envelope 3, of a material of the type described previously is advantageous in so far as the aforesaid material is heat-sealable, and thus enables provision of lines of closing 4 (and 6, if present) via heat sealing with localized application of heat. Alternatives to making said sealing or welding lines are of course represented by the application of glue or by ultrasound welding. Another important characteristic of the material of the type described above is represented by the fact that, via the joint application of heat and pressure during fabrication of the material or mattress 1 for the flooring 10 (according to the modalities described in greater detail in what follows), it is possible to obtain a firm anchorage of the sheets 3 a and 3 b of the envelope 3 on the opposite faces of the core layer 2. The term �firm anchorage� is of course meant to indicate the condition in which the envelope 3 is fixed to the core layer 2 and hence cannot be either removed or made to slide with respect to the core layer 2 unless stresses are applied higher than the ones envisaged in use. Of course, albeit in a less preferred way, said anchorage can alternatively be achieved with the application of layers of adhesive material. In any case, the fact that the sheets 3 a, 3 b of the membrane are fixed to the core layer 2 (at least as regards the major faces thereof) is important for ensuring the dimensional stability of the mattress 1 and hence of the flooring 10 as a whole. The materials described previously for making the envelope 3 present the advantage of being able to be made in the form of materials permeable to water, the aim being to bestow upon the material 1 as a whole good characteristics of drainage. Said feature is important for outdoor applications. The choice of the materials described previously is not, however, in any way imperative and can be changed according to specific needs of application. In particular, different parts of the envelope 3 (for example, the sheets 3 a and 3 b visible in The possible criteria of fabrication of a material for floorings, such as the material 1, are described in detail in the European patent application No. 05425663.1, filed in the name of the present applicant. Basically, the strips of material 1 are unrolled and laid on the foundation (here equated for reasons of simplicity with the field S, but formed in the case in point by the membrane 18) alongside one another in such a way as to cause the selvage 5 present on one side of each strip to be placed in a relationship of overlapping at the side (which is usually without any selvage) provided in the adjacent strip/module. The selvages 5 that are thus in a relationship of overlapping are then fixed (for example, by gluing or heat sealing) each on the adjacent strip 1, thus giving rise to a continuous structure such as to present, precisely as a result of the sealing along the selvages 5, excellent characteristics of resistance and mechanical stability as a whole. Thanks to this stability, the material 1 described herein is suited for being laid on a foundation S even without needing to be connected thereto in an adhesive relationship. According to the needs of application, the laying solution according to which the selvage 5 present on one side of a strip/module is placed in a relationship of overlapping at one side (which is usually without selvage) of the adjacent strip/module can be performed also in a condition that is turned over with respect to the conditions illustrated by way of example in In the turned-over laying condition mentioned previously, the various strips of flooring are laid on the foundation S with an orientation such as the one illustrated in The prefabricated elastic mattress 1 described herein, having preferentially a thickness of approximately of 28 mm, is configured as a mattress of a �fine-tuned� type, i.e., optimized in relation to the best technical features and characteristics of performance for the absorption of any impact and for return of energy. The prefabricated elastic mattress 1 is made preferentially starting from recycled tires, ground, treated, and encapsulated so that the material thus obtained is sandwiched between two polyester fabrics. In the preferred solution, the core layer 2 is made with a fraction of between 60% and 80%, typically approximately 70% of resilient granules (granules of recycled tires) and with a fraction of between 20% and 40%, typically approximately 30% of plastic granules (polyolefins or granulated plastic materials deriving from differentiated collection). This composition enables an optimal response to be obtained as regards absorption of energy, vertical deformation, and return of energy. It should once again be recalled what has already been said previously as regards description of the membrane 18, namely, that, in one, currently less preferred, embodiment of the invention, the grooving with reliefs�set facing upwards�provided in the membrane 18 can be replaced by grooving with reliefs�set facing downwards�made on the bottom face of the mattress 1. Finally, a synthetic-grass covering 20 is laid on the mattress 1. Said synthetic-grass covering, which has, for instance, a thickness of 40 mm, comprises a sheetlike substrate with a plurality of filiform formations extending from the substrate to simulate the grassy sward of natural turf, and a particulate filling material or infill dispersed between said filiform formations so as to maintain the filiform formations themselves in a substantially upright condition. In the case where the layer of synthetic grass described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,877,535 (which corresponds to EP-A-1 158 099) is, for example, adopted, the aforesaid particulate filling material or infill is constituted by a substantially homogeneous mass of a granular material chosen from the group constituted by polyolefin-based materials and by vinyl-polymer-based materials. Said filling material is preferentially a particulate infill with a polyethylene-based material and/or a material with a base of recycled polyolefins, or else a PVC-based material and/or a material with a base of recycled vinyl polymers. From the foregoing, it may be appreciated that the solution described herein enables provision of a flooring which can be applied and installed with minimal costs and in a very short time. It can be used for soccer pitches and five-a-side football pitches but also for other sports, such as American football, rugby, golf etc. It is able to guarantee uniformity of characteristics and of performance irrespective of the weather conditions in which it is used. It can also be used on those grounds provided with heating of the underlying foundation, as well as in extreme climatic conditions. The �flooring system� thus made can be dismantled and if necessary be removed and replaced as regards the top part. In fact, the �fine-tuned� elastic mattress 1 presents a very high durability, whereas the synthetic-grass covering 20 may undergo wear and after a certain number of years require replacement. It can thus be removed and replaced. The �old� grass cover that is replaced is totally recyclable (thus preventing burdensome costs for dismantling and disposal) and may possibly be reused to produce a new synthetic-grass covering. 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shopdog97 Posts: 159I have a 98' Dakota 4X4 with a V-6. I have to say it has been pretty reliable over the years. It's heading towards 99K(not bad for 11 years) Now it get fairly lousy mileage even with a V-6, and even if I tune up it won't be that much better. The ride is not very good, I replaced the stock shocks with monroes, and its OK, but not great. I had both upper and lower ball joints go bad, so they are about 4+ years now. One thing that happened last June or July is a shackle let loose and nearly put the leaf spring through the bed. I've never had that happen on any truck I had in the past and I'll blame living here in the Rust Belt and myself for not crawling underneath and doing an inspection more often so I would have seen in coming. So they're new now and all is fairly decent. I see the new body style Dakotas 05's and up and wonder if people really like them. My friends have asked if I would by another Dodge and really don't know what I'd do if I could buy something else. It never left me sitting(except when the battery died) and the most major repair I had to do was when a freeze-out plug let loose at the back of the engine. Had to yank the tranny out to change a $2 plug!
dustyk Posts: 2,926It took me a while to get use to the 2005-2008s, the front end being the part I didn't like very well. The rest of the design I thought was great. Now the style appeals to me, especially since the 2009s have a very blunt look. After 2004, the Dakota got some nice improvements to ride and handling and a stiffer frame. The front suspension is quite a bit different. I'm not particularly fond of the '05-08 interiors, especially since I love my '03 interior and dash design. My son had a rented one for a week and he loved it. I had to say it was a very pleasant truck to drive.
A bad freeze plug is highly unusual problem on a 3.9. I haven't heard of a rusted out shackle before now, either. Unfortunately ball joints replacements were common for Dakotas of that vintage, and even up through 2003. They had a recall on the uppers.
I've heard a number of Dakota owners ay they wouldn't buy another, but I've heard more say they would. What most don't consider is the fact that a Dakota is a far heavier and more capable truck than a Ranger, S10, Canyon, Tacoma or a Frontier. My '03 Sport the way it is equiped is rated just a few hundred pounds less for towing than many full size trucks. And you know, after ten years or so I hear owners of competitive makes recounting their repairs, too. I think Frontier owners replace various engine sensors and brakes on a routine basis, Ranger folks seem to have the full gamut of issues as Dakota owners, I know of two Tacomas that the frames rusted through rendering the trucks unsafe to drive, and Canyons...well, I just won't go there!
Unless my requirements for hauling and towing change, I'd buy another Dakota without reservation. If I didn't need as much truck as a Dakota, I'd probably look at a Ranger or a Frontier. Since our last Toyota was not a stellar vehicle, I think I'd pass on a Tacoma.
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kegler12 Posts: 5Just purchased a '95 dakota with 137,000 mi and there is play in the steering. Feels like it is kinda floating but hard to describe. Mechanic checked the suspension parts and they all seem tight, so he tightened the steering box but this just made turning the wheel tighter but didn't correct the floating feel so it actually made it worse as far as correction steering so I had him back it off. Any ideas what would cause this? He thinks maybe a front end alignment might help but truck alignment as far as tire wear and lack of drifting on road seems ok.
bpeebles Posts: 4,085The 1995 Dak does not have rack-n-pinion steering... that was first deployed in the 2000 Dakota.
However, it would be best to troubleshoot and isolate what the problem is..... losing your steeing is NOT somthing you want to happen.
Lift BOTH front wheels off the ground and use your hands to try and 'wiggle' each wheel in all directions. Check all steering-linkages, tie-rod-ends and other steering components. Any play HAS to be isolated and fixed. -
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hoff829 Posts: 2So my dodge is a 2001 with 129,000 miles on it. I replaced the rear in it last year. Was brand new and now the whinning has started again. I replaced the fluid in it about 1,000 miles ago and yet the whinning wont go away. Someone said its the tires I have on it but I really dont think its possible. This thing has caused more headaches than anything. When i place in reverse it acts like its going to die/turn off. If im on long trips and come to a stop after going 65-70m MPH it acts like its going to go while I have the brake applied. Also I had a problem with my head lights several times. One will light up by its self while truck is off after long amounts of rain. Am I the only one that has issues??? I take great car of my truck. Its a 4x4 v8 4.7 liter. Just incase anyone was wondering. Please help I dont have the money to replace the rear again.
kegler12 Posts: 5Sorry I forgot to state that my '95 Dakota is 4 wheel drive. The mechanic did check for looseness in suspension joints and found them to be in good shape. I had my wife turn the steering while I watched under the hood and there seems to be play in the steering box. Could it be the gears are worn inside? I know nothing about the inner parts of these.
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dodgetrukn Posts: 116Just had my 4x4 2001 quad 3.92 rear rebuilt for the second time at 95k. Transfer case also replaced, told bad bearings. Total $3300. All rear diff bearings replaced just 40k miles ago Spring? in clutch pack broken and clutch pack replaced this time. Crap bearings..i guess. I figured it was the rear bearings again with the whining at all speeds. Mileage went from 15 to 15.88mpg after the changeout.
Just had fender bender, looking for prices for new front bumper, and lower plastic bumper guard where the fog lights go. Anyone have any preferred places of interest where I can purchase a replacement front bumper in Central NJ? Anyone know of any special tools or anything i need to acquire before I take the old bumper off? thanks in advance. Ger. -
jfunston Posts: 3We have a 2004 Dodge Dakota, and have been getting a snapping sound in the front-end, sounds like right around the wheel. We've had it in to a mechanic, and they can't seem to find a problem. We've read about the balljoint problem with previous years, does this affect 04's? Any other suggestions what it might be? It started out only when I was making turns, or go over bumps, you'd hear the snapping sound (it's fairly loud) but, it's doing it all the time now.
jdrmm8400 Posts: 5I recently purchased a 2002 Quad 4x4 with 4.7 and 45000 miles. I have a clunking sound coming from the front when I brake heavy. The dealer has replaced rotors, lines and pads (and DS front axle seal). I don't feel the clunk in the pedal, just in the front end. Also, today it was raining pretty heavy. Decided to try out the 4 hi. It would not disengage out of 4hi until I turned the truck off. BTW - the light did change from 4 hi to 2. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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yooperguy_66 Posts: 1Hey I have a issue with my CV joint on my dakota. I put a lift kit on my dakota the front CV joints are too short. Theres to much stress on them ant the keep pop'in out of place. You said that you knew a guy that had a lot of CV joint. I was wondering if you new his number, e-mail, or if he has a web site and its address.
tjfitz Posts: 41yooperguy_66, the man I got my CV joints from is Kevin Yutani, in Ocala, Florida, his company is called "Constant Velocity of Ocala", and he has an Internet site at http://www.cvaxles.com/index.html
He is very friendly and helpful and will talk you through your problems on the phone. If you want to get on his good side and if you have ever been in the Army (especially if you were a parachutist), mention that!
Hope this helps. Tom in Bismarck, North Dakota (was in Ireland when Kevin helped me). -
jt8man Posts: 52001 Dakota R/T, heard clunking noise on hard turning and discovered the right side forward lower control arm support bracket broken. This is the metal peice that is welded to the frame that holds the control arm. How do you fix this? Can you get a new bracket and weld it back on? Do you make one and weld it on? You can't just replace the whole frame? The upper and lower ball joints were replaced and the car was aligned a couple of weeks ago with no issues.
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rider60 Posts: 1My 01 Dodge Dakota broke it's lower control arm leading bracket. No off-roading ever...driven gently...no advance warning. Chrysler corp. denies any problems with that model year. Can't get local shops to respond. I'd sure like to know what jt8man did to fix his same problem. Any help appreciated.


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Rep. Lois Capps, D-Santa Barbara, on Wednesday applauded the House Energy and Commerce Committee's passage of the HOPE Act (House Resolution 698, the HIV Organ Policy Equity Act), a bill she authored that would create a science-based path for medical research to proceed on the feasibility, effectiveness and safety of HIV-positive to HIV-positive organ transplants.
As treatment for HIV/AIDS has improved more people are living with HIV longer and liver and kidney failure are now among the leading causes of death of people living with HIV. Organ transplant is often the best treatment for HIV positive patients with liver and kidney failure. Unfortunately, there is currently a shortage of organs available to be transplanted, and HIV positive patients are usually at higher risk of dying while waiting for a transplant.
At the same time, over 500 possibly viable organs are being discarded every year due to an outdated policy banning HIV positive organs from being used for transplant. Signed into law in the 1980s when HIV/AIDS was not understood, this ban prohibits even research on the viability of HIV positive organ transplants for those already infected with the disease. The HOPE Act would change that.
The legislation was introduced by Capps, RN, along with Rep. Andy Harris of Maryland, and Sens. Barbara Boxer of California and Tom Coburn, M.D., of Oklahoma. In June, the Senate passed its version of the HOPE Act, Senate Bill 330, by unanimous consent.
"The HOPE Act could give more people the chance to receive life-saving organ transplants and reduce the organ transplant waiting list for all Americans," Capps said. "This is common sense legislation to allow our nation's top transplant researchers to follow the science and find breakthroughs to improve the lives of so many, while ensuring the future safety of our organ transplantation program.
"I'm happy my colleagues in the Energy and Commerce Committee saw fit to advance this bill, and it is my hope that the House will pass the HOPE Act and that it will move to the president's desk for his signature, without delay."
"The HOPE Act is exactly the kind of bipartisan legislation that will improve lives and have a positive impact on our healthcare system," Harris said. "As a physician for nearly 30 years who has conducted medical research, I know firsthand how medical innovation often outpaces government laws and regulations.
"I have also seen numerous times the life-saving joy that an organ transplant brings to patients and their families. The HOPE Act changes an outdated law by making government work in a more efficient and effective manner for all patients needing transplants — both those with HIV and those without — which is exactly what the American people expect from their elected officials."
The bill is supported by a wide variety of medical and patient organizations, including the American Medical Association, the American Society for Transplantation, the American Society of Transplant Surgeons, Dialysis Patient Citizens, the HIV Medicine Association, the United Network for Organ Sharing, the American Civil Liberties Union, the Human Rights Campaign, the Organization for Transplant Professionals, the American Society for Nephrology, the American Transplant Foundation, the Association of Organ Procurement Organization and others.
"On behalf of the American Society of Transplantation, representing the majority of medical professionals engaged in the field of solid organ transplantation, we strongly support and endorse the HOPE Act," said Dan Salomon, M.D., president of the American Society of Transplantation. "The transplant community is grateful for the work of Congresswoman Lois Capps to develop and introduce the HOPE Act, along with the key support of E&C Health Subcommittee Vice Chair Dr. Michael Burgess, R-Texas, and others that have worked to develop this straight forward and simple policy that will better utilize life-saving donor organs. AST commends the U.S. Senate for passing the HOPE Act legislation earlier this year and is encouraged by the U.S. House Energy & Commerce Committee's consideration of the bill."
The bill would amend a section of the Public Health Service Act to allow for research on the transplantation of HIV-positive organs into individuals who are also HIV-positive. The Department of Health and Human Services would establish guidelines, regulations, and standards to govern how research could proceed in this area. If a scientific body of research emerges showing that these transplants would be safe and effective, HHS would work with the network that maintains the national organ-matching system to allow these transplants to become the standard of care for HIV-positive patients. Throughout, HHS is directed to ensure the safe and efficacy of the nation's organ supply and transplantation system.
A study published in the American Journal of Transplantation showed allowing HIV-positive organ donation to HIV-positive transplant patients could increase the organ donation pool by 500 to 600 donors, possibly saving hundreds of lives. It could also potentially save Medicare dollars by reducing the need for kidney dialysis. Currently, the treatment of patients experiencing kidney failure is responsible for six percent of Medicare's annual budget. Transplantation could lead to both lower Medicare costs and better patient outcomes.
— Chris Meagher is press secretary for Rep. Lois Capps, D-Santa Barbara.


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