Fisherman

It better not be Franks Hot Sauce with the old lady that put's it on everything.

Hahahaha, we were scouting for Sasquatches but figured if we spotted TJ, that might do to convince the skeptics.

Okay for all those that believe you can't get insurance or plate a 3 wheeler, you can. My oldest son has a Honda Big Red 3 wheeler, it's plated and insured. I've seen the pink slip and registration. We were stopped by OPP way up in the Temiscamingue area back in the fall, he produced, they smiled and said have a nice day fellows, careful hunting.

Well the first thing that pops up is why only one key. Ya, I know you probably procrastinated in getting the second or third spare cut. $600 seems about 500 too steep. Ever try the paperclip key, use the narrow folded end. Those are pretty simple keys without a lot of teeth.

It's called a "P" trap primer, every time you turn on the tap, a little bit of water runs through the plastic pipe to keep the "P" trap from drying out. That's the trap to keep the skinky smell from coming back up through the floor drain.

Must be something like what I used to witness in Manitoba years back, natives driving around in pick up trucks, doing drive by shooting of the deer and leaving them to rot. Keeps of land eh?

Well that makes two of us.

And...the world didn't end when there was no hockey, matter o fact it was quite refreshing.

If I remember right it's called fetch, the distance that's open to the wind, frozen or not. The stronger the wind the more "pull" it has on the surface and yes, it will go up and down. And, the marina is still open with a few guys fishing off the docks this morning.

What's the ford motto? Something like "quality is job number ____" Sure as hell ain't number one. We've got 2 3/4 ton garage queens at work, more time in the garage on the hoist than working.

:rofl2: Good one Roy.

If you're going to Virginia Beach, the parking nitwits are at it hardcore, apparantely issued a wack(30+)of tickets for parking more than 3hrs in areas where there were not any no parking signs.

Sure, put it in warm water. That aside, what do mean it's not "sensing" it? It's either on or not. Check the battery voltage to see that it's fully charged. Just for the heck of it, put the transducer in a pail of room temp water. Maybe a little cable/connector wiggle.

Leave your email and you'll get more viagra offers to make richard bigger and longer than ever. Never leave emails, phone numbers or enter "free" draws, your phone will ring forever at suppertime with the big boat horn sounding in the background. Can't say ya ain't been warned.

I was there yesterday afternoon and it had not even frozen out past the inner breakwall and there were a lot of wet patches inside the inner harbour. If it's freezing at this temp with 45km/h wind gusts then science has just been turned on its head.

Okay, other than taking a couple of life cycles out of the battery, that does nothing for the longevity of a regular lead acid/ maintenance free or AGM battery. The only ones that running through a couple of controlled charge/discharge cycles are NiCd. You may have been coincidentally lucky.

And pray do tell what does discharging a battery do other than take useful life out of it.

Funny how they don't mention dredging the St Clair channel, pumping water out of Michigan to keep the southbound river flowing higher and the billions of litres a day they use for bottled water. Just about time to invent wheels for the bottom of your boat.

Easy to do, it's just a small plug and play module on most models. See here to get an idea, second pic down. http://www.off-road.com/snowmobile/ask-the-snowman-reader-questions-answered-16625.html

Not great, I'd give it another 3-4 duyas just to be safe.

Well matter of fact I did this morning, left home at 09:10 one quick stop for a java to go and got to Virginia Beach around 10:30. Over to Port Bolster, Caseys for a quick chat along the lake rd for a bit and then back home for 2:20. Found a few of the small parking spots that get gobbled up pretty quick on weekends.

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So in other words, you're looking for someone to bring a tandem of fresh snow and dump it right in the driveway..

Don't suppose you could shoot him and e-mail and get him to aim a little more to the right, eh? Save driving all the way around to Port B.

I think there's a little wee bit of difference, MTO sends you a renewal form about 3 months prior to the expiry of your DL. Matter of fact, last time MNR sent me a renewal form also. Don't procrastinate.