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Full of features and similar to the 350 Auto 4×4, the IRS model gains independent rear suspension with 9.6 inches of ground clearance and a sealed wet rear brake that is basically maintenance-free.
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If you want a bloat-free, maintenance-free system, boot from a live CD.
Clean Up And Revive Your Bloated, Sluggish Mac | Lifehacker Australia
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They banked on the assumption that empty-nesters would want to live out their golden years in maintenance-free homes, often complete with clubhouses and golf courses.
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Street-legal versions of the off-road X and MX models are now available, and the road-going S and dual-purpose DS models now get a maintenance-free drive belt in place of chain drive for what Zero says is smoother, quieter operation.
Electric motorcycle maker Zero updates street and off-road lineup
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More importantly, these are maintenance-free, lowering longterm costs for the residents, according to B.K. Malagi, vice president, engineering, at Tata Housing.
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For the first time, the Milwaukee company announced plans to add capacity to produce 6.8 million more maintenance-free, lead-acid batteries in the U.S. by 2013.
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People used shortcuts and cheaper lumber or they moved to the fiberglass steeples that claim to be maintenance-free.
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Instead, keep things simple and weatherproof: a near maintenance-free space that needs little more than the odd sweep.
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Reel mowers appeal for a number of reasons, including the financial savings (no gas to buy), maintenance-free use (beyond the occasional need to sharpen blades), and cardiovascular exercise they provide, not to mention the emissions they don't produce.
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Grant for The Wall Street Journal The couple wanted a maintenance-free home that could withstand the weather conditions near the water, so they choose clear, vertical grain cedar siding for the exterior and a lead-coated copper roof.
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