Once I figured out which end to remove the cap to adjust the length, no problem with install. On mine, the "front"/"back" sticker location indicated the correct side to remove the cap to adjust width of bars. Install was fairly simple (used ladder with one knee on top of car :) and there is no noise. Just need a kayak now to go on top of them!

Boots No.7 work fairly well. No smell so that's nice. I've been using it now for a few weeks. I'm more of s naturalist so it was a big deal for me to use a product I didn't put together. Overall I like it and will give it a full use.

A will is easy to put off. Some years ago, as a newly single parent, I'd hired a lawyer to draft a will bequeathing everything I owned to my son. After adopting my daughter six years later, that niggling voice in the back of my head kept reminding me that I should redo it. I needed to include her, instead of just counting on my son to "share" in the event of my untimely demise. A little risky, to say the least. Eventually, a practical cousin gave me a copy of the Nolo Press Quicken Willmaker Plus 2010, and in less than ten minutes (yes- TEN MINUTES), I had a will ready to print! It had silenced that niggling voice after just a mere handful of keystrokes.