Fisherman

Not likely, Honda has had ethanol acceptable fuel lines for at least 16 years. There's some loose crud floating around in there.

Happy B Day Roy and that don't mean the Batman suit is coming back out.. Best of health to you.

Suspicions correct, he came out of the closet...finally.

Right on Jedi.. Ate pulled bear once, just as good as pulled pork.

Looks good on ya, nice to see someone helping their old folk along in moment of need.

Well here's a simple answer. For many years there was a spring bear hunt, this kept the numbers in check and still left enough bears for the amount of forage food they could find in the "northern" wilderness. As a result of the spring bear hunt cancellation, the numbers of bears have increased but the food source has not. If you're a bear and hungry, you start traveling, unfortunately southwards. Seeing as how you're from Burlington, a little further south, they have not gone that far..yet. Wait until they learn how to use the bus and drop by your place...for a snack or two.

IMO, a complete waste of time for anything but pumping up tires and dust blowing. Most tools require a minimum of about 5CFM @ 90psi to be efficient.

That is beyond sad. Why can't everyone leave a bit of room for others to enjoy themselves.

Nice work helping the kids Ron, I'm sure they appreciated it.

[quote name='Terry' date='10 July 2012 - 05:39 and I would have told you exactly what I think of your kind, yup right in the groups like p3ta MMMmmm p3ta, I just ate a tasty steak, more please.

Something about US draft you don't understand, they didn't have much of a choice. As for this thread, it does have a political nexus and as thus should have been shut down from the start. Sorry, but it's not a memorial from this country either.

Well if not rape then how about murder, after all they carry guns too.

And what did it achieve...a lot of grief.

No so much a short but bad connection causing the electronics to overheat. Time for a new blender.

That things damm quick, one click and green

Not according to this: If you are operating a boat under 100 gross tons, you do not have to carry these charts, documents and publications on board as long as you know: the location and type of charted: shipping routes; lights, buoys and marks; and boating hazards; and the area’s usual boating conditions such as tides, currents, ice and weather patterns.

Maybe we should change the scenario to something like this and see how it plays out: Lets go tresspass 20 feet into China with just thinking about poaching a fish or two. You get caught, have a trial on the same day and get shot. So maybe it's called responsibility, something that a lot of people shirk and blame everything and everybody else but themselves.

Do yourself a favour and keep the Suzuki, leave the black anchor alone.

Better yet, throw him in a tank full of hungry snakeheads.

Where do you mount the downriggers?

Hmmm, wonder if they were hoping for some more repairs to make a return call and bigger bill...

Oh the infallible etec.

No, not the screens. Standing behind the motor, left side above the cavitation plate, there should be 2 screws, the front one is for lower unit oil overflow when filling. The rear screw should be right above the left side screen and should say "wash port" or something similar. Sorry can't get a photo, my boats up at the campsite. http://www.boats.net/parts/search/Honda/Outboard%20Engine/2005/BF40A5%20LHA%20/GEAR%20CASE%20ASSY./parts.html

Some of the 2 and 5 litre plastic vinegar containers use thick plastic. I have an extra large 10 litre one for longer trips, usually goes 3-4 days.

On the same side as the oil fill and drain, there should be another screw up a little higher used for flushing with clean water, my Honda 25 has it.