Fisherman

Take the carb apart, let the parts sit in carb cleaner for a day or two and then air blast them. Most likely all gummed up, that's what happens if they're not stored properly.

The average F/F takes about 1 amp to run, the average livewell pump runs from 3 Amps to 7 Amps depending on size. So, if you're running both, they would consume anywhere from about 4-8 Amps an hour. Even the larger 15 watt panels that measure about 16 inches wide by 3 feet long only put out about 1 amp in the most ideal conditions. You're loosing an uphill battle. Unless each boat sits idle for at least a day at a time in full sunlight, they will never get fully recharged. That's the facts of solar power.

Because a scoop of minnows is like a barrel full.

No, we used to watch the Cougars bringing back their catch on Sundays to the Base. Hug & Slug Barrie was a pretty good place to get hooked up, and I don't mean fishing.

:rofl2: I knew I'd get your goat with that one.

Cougars can look pretty good too in the dark, it's when the make up is cracked in the morning they look like Waynes 29 year old tires.

Actually, one thing a lot of folks forget is nuts & bolts, there's probably a dozen or so that never get checked. Bunk nuts & bolts, guide on brackets, center roller hardware, shackle nuts & bolts and the straps to see if they're getting worn. Trailer front leg and wheel, licence plate bracket and plate nuts & bolts. That should keep you busy for a least one beer.

Ah, ok, kinda wondered, I'm getting advertising on more deals but not my order.

Anyone get a confirmation e-mail that the product has been shipped?

Yup, had an SL5000 Betamax, a refurbed rental. The pain was to tune the individual stations on its own tuner. When that went out of style the VHS took over. I don't bother recording anymore, if it's not on this week, there's a re run coming soon to a channel near you..

I've still got one with with a bunch of Going Fishing with Daryl back from the '90's.

Two sides to every coin. There may be a bit of an underlying medical condition. Regarding him taking down plate numbers and descriptions, I've had a couple farmers actually ask me to mark it down if I see unfamiliar vehicles in an area bordering where I work, (it's country area), just in case something was ever to happen out there. In addition, around our neighbourhood, there's a quiet agreement that a couple of us keep an eye on each others houses, ya never know who is snooping or trying to pull off a B&E. A couple got red handed that way a few years ago.

Have you tried these guys? Scroll all the way down, there's an option for quotes. http://vehicletransportation.ca/what-we-do/long-distance-moves/

OH ya, X a million for sure.

They need to have their fingers smashed with 10 lb sledge hammers.

That's just for crunchy underwear.

I caved in and ordered, but on the bright side, I can use them while out riding the ATV too.

Better yet, those can do it right should be getting paid to launch there.

Change the oil, does it say that in the manual..

Does your celll phone float or is there another app for that too.

A real mermaid..

Hahahaha, looks like the little bugger got out of his fin cuffs. Nice to see the variety, good shootin B.

One that fits. There's little donuts, 4.80 x 8, medium donuts, 5.30 x 8, skinny donuts, 4.80 x 12 and normal most commonly used, 5.30 x 12. They also come in different weight capacities. Next up are the P Metric sizes, starting at 145/75/12 all the way up to 225/75/15 etc. Take a picture and post it.

Well then I'll consider me lucky today, spent 1/2 the day on the ATV around Port Severn past beaver ponds and swamps, no mosquitos or blackflies.

Sure looks like one.