Fisherman

If the weather is to grumbly for ice fishing, then maybe I'll make a coffee table or two.

Hell no, I'll just cut the dock loose and bring my electric to manuver around the marina.

Chinese stainless ...isn't and yes it rusts, = junk.

I'm putting a seatbelt on my computer chair..now I know why someone else said they were "leaning" on those turns, I almost fell out, super nice videos.

That's the kind of place you could wake up in every morning..nice pics.

I'm sure you have the last part backwards, you have to get the pink sheet for loss/theft report from your local PD with a report or incident number, then go to MTO, I've filled out a number of them over the year.

After having some quality issues with Frabil, I'm glad I still have my trusty old Fenwick galvanized bucket, probably 20 years old and unless you run over it, it will last a long time. No issues with the lid popping open.

Rusty cam..and more the the shaft to the right..

Ya, probably missed the first part of the audio that went something like this, "hold my beer and watch this" retards, too many wasted life jackets in the human gene pool. If they would have crashed, then they'd be sucking up useful health care funds.

Anything is possible, I would give it a try with just a few upside down big bowls in it, you should be able to hear the water spraying around inside, hope for the best.

No, I don't think your pump is shot otherwise it wouldn't pump out at the drain cycle. If I'm not mistaken, somewhere in the manual, it will give you a minimum height for the hose behind the DW(diswasher) not (dear wife). What I suspect you have is too long a level run before it goes downstairs and there is still some gravity suction. They do have a kit that installs above the kitchen P trap that will stop the siphoning. My DW is plumbed into the bathroom sink this way and I have not had any trouble. My DW is about 3-4' away from the sink, they sit on opposite sides of the wall.

What.. a secret question..trying to drain your dishwasher into the neighbours shower..

This is going to be interesting, no problem launching, where to park, hopefully they will think ahead not to close off Lakeshore Dr for the charity runs. Maybe they can go run up the old railroad trail instead. I think is would be a good event for Barrie.

Humminbuzzard = just an opinion made after seening numerous guys ready to throw them overboard.

Rough guess, maybe 15-18km/h, give it a burst with a GPS.

Brian with a one track mind...food..starvin.. Those shrimp do work, was there Sat and Mon morning for a bit, two young guys at Tiffin were having some luck.

Well it shows the guy floating like a bobber, "arctic ice armor", maybe a newer product. Couldn't find anything that says it's MOT and CCG approved for floatation.

"Dielectric grease is a non-conductive, silicone grease designed to seal out moisture and, therefore, prevent corrosion on electrical connectors. Being non-conductive, it does not enhance the flow of electrical current. This property makes it an ideal lubricant and sealant for the rubber portions of electrical connectors". Therefore, you put all your connectors together before applying a light coat of di-grease around them, otherwise you end up with "weak" electrical connections.

Here's another place to check prices, my son has an older '92 Honda 8, runs like a top. I had an old '84 7.5 years ago, never a problem and now a '96 25 Honda on my boat, no problems. I think if I was to go with another brand, it would be Suzuki. http://www.spmw.com/

Personal preference, I would have stayed with the brass, unless you paint or grease up the steel.. rust.. Cut the breaker studs down a bit, less chance of something getting caught on them.

How, real easy, use the shortest piece of 4ga wire with appropriate ring terminals to locate the circuit breaker right on top of the battery next to the positive terminal. The circuit breaker is only 1 inch long x 3/4 wide. http://www.princessauto.com/truck/truck-accessories/truck-electrical/8198798-50a-6-24v-stud-type-circuit-breakers

Recent studies by RV and Boat owners have confirmed the only thing bounce drier sheets do other than support Johnson&Johnson is provide a nice smelling home for mice and other tree rats. I left a box in the garage at ground level, sure enuf, the mice had burrowed in there and made a nice nest.

We're going back in the 3rd weekend of Jan, we had a blast both times, it slows down between 11-3, the rest of the time you are busy catching. Just got my reservation confirmation in the mail today.