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WOW!!!!!

This young girl is absolutely incredible!!!!!          

This is her Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/malabar777/videos

And a couple of videos from it.

Still have 8 more weeks of open water until the boat goes away.

Mine doesn't snore too much but he does run and twitch in his dreams as soon as he falls asleep.

You can hear him kicking the wall or bed or if sleeping on the bed he kicks me!!!

At least they are insured .

I shore hope so!!!!

Look @ the nose of the boat.

It was driven up there.

From the FLW tour.

Camera boat zigged when it should have zagged!!!

What make of vehicle is this?

In all my years in the trade, I've never seen a power inverter factory installed; unless it was a hybrid?

That is a bonus for sure; bring your TV and a mini fridge. LOL

 

Dan.

There are plenty of vehicles on the market with factory installed inverters these days.

Is it a 2 stroke or 4 stroke?

If it's a 4 stroke it very well could be an issue with the decompression valve.

Sorry for your loss Wayne.

This looks like a great idea!!!

The only issue I see is snow covering the camera or display during winter.

https://www.facebook.com/Arch2OMagazine/videos/995934467084580/

Great news that they are looking after you!!!

Bad news that it was a major issue.

Make sure it's fully charged before you run it.

I'll stick to building rods, floats and tying flies.

Not as messy!!!!

Is there a lot of crackheads were you plan to fish.....

They're everywhere!!!!

Yes crack heads are actually my original safety concern , not bears...

They are much more unpredictable!!!

No need to be afraid of bears.

You're much more likely to be attacked by a crack head!!!!

I can try ,,,but the one garage we have dealt with charged me 2 labours for 2 defective rack and pinions on wifes old van, I picked up the parts from a nation wide supplier up here and said because I picked up the parts and took them to his garage that he would not honour his 3 month labour warranty because he did not pick up the part, so we r out almost 1000 bucks, welcome to the north

Check with Canadian Tire. They have tools to loan. FREE!!!

Are there Bear proof screens? Your nuts man. Nuts in a good way.

PFFFFFT!!! Bears!!!!

Had bears sniffing @ my tent in Alaska.

My buddy had a grizz pushing in on the side of his tent once.

He punched it in the face because the muzzle flash from the 44 magnum would not be healthy for the tents nylon!!!

Cars are much more bear proof than nylon!!!!!

Dunno where you will be heading, but I see round side parking areas on Hwy 17 east of North bay- could park overnight there, or maybe those little picnic areas with washrooms?

When I'm travelling I will park where ever. Usually a rest area but have been known to just park on the street or in a gas station parking lot if needed.

You need one of these!!!!

PS. I need one too!!!

http://www.lowrance.com/en-CA/Products/Fishfinder-Chartplotter/HDS-12-Gen3-en-ca.aspx

Like everyone else has said, very professional looking work.

The thought that's gone into the detail, keeps shinning through.

I'm wondering what the completed inside is going to be like?

Man-cave or a seductive hide away that the fairer sex would melt for? LOL

 

Dan.

If all goes according to plan, this (or a reasonable facsimile) is what it should look like when finished.

http://www.anglersparadise.ca/category/cabin-design/

I guess I can wait to see why you put those notches in the end rafters but maybe you can tell us why - I noticed them from the beginning - when I retired 20 years ago I built a 38' by 40' stand alone garage by myself - always thought that was quite an achievement but when I see what your doing it doesn't seem that great - thanks for posting this building project for us to watch - boy your going to be proud when it is all finished - and the location is something else - best wishes - Joe

Joe, those notches are for the outriggers. They connect the fly rafter to the roof to create the eve's overhang on the gable ends of the building.

Well after running it this weekend the paint's already peeling.

I'll strip it in the winter and polish 'er up.

Got out with the new prop and it seems to work pretty good!!

Need to mess around with the vent plugs to try and get the hole shot better but I can run it trimmed up higher and with the jack plate raised 3 1/2" without cavitation. In shallow water when docking or maneuvering I can lift the jack plate all the way and trim higher than before and have better control.