Terry

I tried sunsect but it didn’t last long enough for me. Maybe I wasn’t doing it right

Good because a jack plate will not replace a tilt unit

an hour walk....dang...... is the trail wide enough for an atv snowdog motorcycle dog sled

great shots of the sun rise good luck tomorrow

i had no trouble getting it insured

Nice fish

nice going dude

No drive it down the road in Innisfil

i think there is a size limit I have not tried, but a couple of guys on a forum said they had no trouble getting them licensed I will check it out soon

No it’s water cooled and is very warm in the winter.

it is still licensed for the road ,but the atv tires make it illegal for roads ,so I think I will license it as an UTV soon

That’s what I thought thanks

I looked at the phots I posted and it didn’t show the detail the photos on my computer showed so here are some zoomed in shots

thanks all I had no idea how to do it, so i watched youtube but thought they looked crappy took some ideas i had and some of their ideas and tried it I think i found a new business, finished two days ago and a utv owner and a guy with a truck has asked me how much to do theirs

great job I was wondering about the two satellite dishes that far north is the angle too great to catch both sats on one dish or is it for greater signal strength

mine IS a 660 yeah tracks would be the finishing touch

its a Suzuki Carry right hand drive Japanese kei mini truck

you bet it does

yup and cheaper then buying a utv and adding heat ,windows, doors wipers and whatnot

about 1500 lbs

So I have been working on the mini truck getting it ready for hunting and ice fishing 2” lift. and atv tires. I wanted to get it painted camo. They wanted way too much and the camo wrap was way to expensive so time to try doing it myself under a hundred bucks and I’m good to go im really happy with how it turned out for a first attempt

yup, takes me a couple of sittings to read it all short attention spa........what was I typing about

nice going good luck on the PanAm Bass Championship

greg klatt guide

Shark Tank star Kevin O’Leary’s boat was involved in a crash that resulted in the death of a 64-year-old U.S. man. A 48-year-old Markham woman suffered critical injuries in Saturday’s accident on Lake Joseph, near Emerald Island, in the Muskokas. The two victims were on a 13-person craft returning to a cottage during a pleasure cruise when it was allegedly struck by O’Leary’s boat. The crash happened around 11:30 p.m. The man at the bow of the larger boat was struck in the head and killed instantly, according to American celebrity news website TMZ. Two people on the smaller vessel also went to hospital and were later released. TMZ broke the story Tuesday night that O’Leary’s boat was involved in the accident. A source close to the owner of the larger boat that was struck told TMZ O’Leary’s boat was involved in the accident and that there was enough light to identify O’Leary and his wife. TMZ said it couldn’t confirm this and neither could the Toronto Sun. Later on Tuesday night, O’Leary told TMZ, “Late Saturday night I was a passenger in a boat that had a tragic collision with another craft that had no navigation lights on and then fled the scene of the accident. I am fully cooperating with authorities.” “Out of respect for the families who have lost loved ones and to fully support the ongoing investigation, I feel it is inappropriate to make further comments at this time. My thoughts are with all the families affected.” An O’Leary representative also told TMZ that his wife was driving the boat at the time of the accident and passed a drug and alcohol test. Reached by the Sun earlier on Tuesday, O’Leary said he couldn’t comment when asked whether he had been involved in a boating accident on Lake Joseph. “I can’t speak on it,” O’Leary said. “Sorry, I don’t think there’s been any release of that information, so I have no comment. Sorry. Thanks.” The call ended at that point. OPP Det.-Insp. Martin Graham told MyMuskokaNow.com Monday that it was too early to say whether alcohol played a role in the accident. “Obviously, bearing in mind one person has lost their life … it requires a complete investigation to determine the facts surrounding how this came about,” Graham said. O’Leary is also well-known as a former bombastic “Dragon” on CBC’s Dragons’ Den and used to co-host The Lang and O’Leary Exchange. O’Leary is also a regular guest on business news shows, most recently appearing on CNBC Tuesday. The OPP couldn’t be immediately reached for comment Tuesday night