Fisherman

Could be a loose or corroded connector at the tank.

Have one of these on order, lot cheaper than the Black Betty. http://www.fishusa.com/Product/No-8-Tackle-Cold-Gear-Inline-Ice-Reels?utm_source=flyer&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=flyer2014-11-4

Never have and as long as I can help it, never will.

I spoke with a fellow at Costco, he had bought one. As long as you have a really hard base to set it on that won't shift from frost or rain, etc, forgetaboutit. Nothing will line up, doors won't close, etc. I would go the wood route myself, however second choice would be metal. That said, the neighbour 2 doors over has one and didn't pay attention, told him to put a "T" bar under the peak because there's not enough pitch to let the snow slide off. It didn't make it through the first winter. Crunch. For insulation something simple like sytrofoam pink or even the silverboard will keep the heat in when you're working in there.

Well it's piling on here, can't see across the street every now and then, might be a snow day tomorrow.

Here's the scoop: NO, I came out of a bush early because I had a meeting, still 45 min of daylight, MNR TRUCK PARKED AT MINE,,, then he asks me to do a survey ,,,,,,,,,,,when I'm done it he says sorry to tell you this but I have to fine you its now after shooting light... bow case 30 feet away in my truck..... 25 to life for what almost happened next....lol

Well I took my electric pocket hand warmer back, did a quick product review under the other sub section. Then I wander around the store, look at some new blinking LED rope lights. cute, turn the box over, read the instructions. Item rated at 120 volt AC 60 Hz, 2.5 watts, little further down the box, do not plug into 120 volt ...ok, what in jeez would you have me plug it into. More junk comes from that place, it's beyond belief.

I'll trade you a snow shower for a meteorite shower, you don't have to shovel them. Maybe snow showers would take a hint and burnout on entry.

X2!

That one wasn't paying attention, he was goofing off at the store.

I've pointed the big fan Northward, keep your snow, we had about a foot here on Friday. Fortunately most has packed down to about 4 inches now.

Looks like a darn good price for the Jiffy SD60i auger. Oh BTW, Jaw Jackers are legal here, there's no spring on this item. Not all CO's are _______. some have reading problems.

Went out today and picked up a Thermal Conductive Hand Warmer at CTC, product #035-5117-2 It's hard to see into the package and when I got home, found out it only comes with a USB charging cable, the vehicle plug is not included. After fiddling around, got it charged at home to see how long it would last. On line it says up to 5 hours, on the package it says 3.5 hours. It comes nowhere near to the heat you can get from the one use hand warmers that can last from 8-12 hours. This thing would barely get warm inside the house. To say the least, if your out hunting or ice fishing, this product is a waste of time and money. It will be going back for a refund.

You may get a couple more km/h by trying different trim positions.

160 + or - a few pounds, my 25 L/S was 154 if I'm not mistaken. I really wouldn't worry about moving weight to the front.

Yes, turn in your D/L and take a cab..

I don't believe he'll have any weight issues at all, 12footsprigbok has a Lund 14 and inherited my '96 Honda 25 L/S, no problems. I don't think the 30 is that much heavier.

Shouldn't get a licence if you can't change a flat, not talking transport tires. Like Lew said, there's some that can't find the dipstick let alone the wheel wrench. Lots don't know of the "key" on the end of the long rod required to drop a truck tire.

Probably 1/8th of a turn from idle.

Same thing in other venues such as hunting, some areas are open to everyone, others only to residents. Why can you buy ammo at your place and we can't....rules.. sometimes ya wonder.

Portable wireless back up camera, they come pretty cheap now. Other than that Princess Auto has the magnetic sticks with tennis balls. One goes on the truck hitch, the other on the trailer tongue, line them up and engage.

I know they're not cheap but, Michelin LTX m/s2 What size tires? I know they're not cheap however I run Michelin LTX M/S on a couple of trucks, long lasting, quiet and very good all round. I've seen some horror stories with Good for a year and General, wouldn't put either on a wheelbarrow.

Heaven help the poor soul if I ever find one stealing from me, they'll have a hard time pickin their nose never mind someone elses stuff.

That was definitely an old rustic place, had some good times there.

What Drifter_016 said, he's sucking air when trimmed up and the prop can't dig the water.