BillM

Cloudy here in Barrie, I hope it clears up.

For my car at least it lubes the injection pump. ULSD doesn't have the same lubricity as old LSD used to, so I need to make sure all the expensive parts stay lubricated. I know guys that add in a bit of BioDiesel(B20,B50) to each tank with the same effect... All depends on the type of diesel though, the new common rail engines found in the new TDI's are completely different beasts then the Bosch VE rotary pump engine found in my car I wouldn't recommend adding in premix with those engines (They don't need it) BTW, my TDI is at 553,000kms and running stronger then ever

I always add 2oz of 2stroke premix per tank in my TDI. Truck gets straight gas nothing else.

#22, Ken Baumgartner Got an autographed jersey hanging up in my office.

Signs are up for a reason, I've been nailed by them once when I first moved to Barrie. Never again though.

Not worth it for dink sized perch.

Best advice I can tell you is that even if you find fish, if they aren't active move on. I dunno how many times I've been above a giant school of whitefish only for them to barely sniff and not show much interest. It's all about moving until you find a school of active fish.

Did Grant enjoy being talked to like a 5 year old? lol

Awesome.

lmao!

I wouldn't trust it yet.

You have 30 days if you are out of province or country Then you can be charged. So do as many donuts as you can, lol.

I'd love a pair of metal studded tires for Simcoe this year

Maybe back in the 70's The studs that are legal in northern Ontario are considered 'lightweight Scandinavian studs' which aren't metal and won't be busting any windshields when they let go. Everything is explained on the MTO website.

Read a few replies above you, I was answering a question.

So what are the changes?

What are ABS brakes going to do for you when you have zero traction?

That's like saying you'll get charged if you are driving a car from NS to here because we require front plates. If you are allowed to run studded tires and your address of residence proves it, they can't charge you with anything.

Best All season for the snow is definitely the Nokian RSi. You'll pay for them, but if you don't want a dedicated set of snows, these are the tires I'd be buying.

Dan, that's awesome!!!!

I use my Humminbird 747c with the portable ice kit and it's awesome. Absolutely love it.

I could do without all the religious aspects of the show, but other then that I love watching any of the Linders.

Nothing keeps you warm like a 1 piece floater

Dryer inlet guards whatever you are trying to light on fire from the wind, but an be opened a bit to provide oxygen to the fire if needed. Vaseline keeps your skin/lips/whatever from getting wind burn/chapped, etc.

I guess you don't ice fish