Fisherman

Then I don't think it's rust, just water that froze. Don't know if you can undo the rear linkage an get it in the lowest position to drain anything that's in there.

Thanks, didn't realize the actual deadline was Dec 16.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I was under the impression somewhere this spring that the cable providers would be required to offer individual channel picking. I checked with rogers and all they seem to have done is give you a basic package like before and then bundles. I don't watch sports, religion or shopping channels. I don't feel the need for CMT or any franco channels. Seems they have just changed the bundles around a bit and allow picking 15/20/30 channels or package prices. We package your favourite channels. Who the *@#* is Rogers to tell me what my favourite channels are. Any explanations would be welcome.

Go to a place like Line-X, last time I was there they had a stack of old box liners free.

I would highly suspect in the lowest point in the line or tune that the line is encased in. Water runs to the lowest point and may well have frozen there. Other possibility, maybe it's gotten rusty.

That's an awful can of worms. A lot of the ST trailer tires come from Chingchang manufacturing and depending on which door they come from and level of quality I think it's still a crab shoot. I use one load range higher than requirement on my boat trailer, ST 5.30x12 LR"C", they have a higher capacity. On my cargo trailer I use the radial 205/75/15R. Knock wood, I keep an eye on the cold tire pressure and so far no blow outs. I had tread separation on a boat trailer tire one winter, a big goose egg between the tread and carcass. Regardless of mileage, I swap the tires out every 5-6 years unless the tread is worn down earlier. Avoiding potholes, etc, is big on my list. You see people driving with complete oblivion as to their road surface surroundings, pay attention, it pays in the long run.

Happy New Year, now off to drown a roebag.

Can't fix stupid.

I would have to also say this year had more downs, miserable problem with the back.

This story is from last year.

Ya, licence was the wrong choice, radio operator certificate is what I meant.

Looks like the right one, but sooner or later I sure you'll need the radio licence.

They make excellent stew, getting them in the pot is another story.

Oh boy, you know who is gonna bust your butt for roasting the chipmunks, starts with a P and ends with an A. But it's funny.

That is definitely an old picture.

No, not this year, I worked a couple extra days, off til 4 Jan.

Well I hope you're casting downwind otherwise duck for the egg sinker.

Well thanks for the heads up.

I've had it the odd day where it takes a few extra seconds to light up.

Wasn't mad at ya, just thought you had something in particular.

I'm sure the wildlife is happy, no having to dig and scrape for food.

That's the whole kit and caboodle. Looking for something specific?

Their description says it has a built in bench and floor, maybe they didn't have that part set up hoping no one was going in for a quick snooze.

Head shot.

Funny you mention that, my Mom always said that when making pickled beets and pickles.