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My dad used to be Group Product Manager (in charge of marketing) for Facelle.

IT Manager Government of the North West Territories.

And some are even legal.

One more note on IO's if the bellows gets torn/worn out your boat can fill with water very quickly. I have seen inboards blow exhaust hoses and they will fill the boat up pretty quick too. Both IO's and Inboards are more difficult to work on and take more maintenance. Outboards are more $$$$ to replace but the 4 strokes get decent mileage. Personally I would go with an outboard powered boat.

If you start driving now, you can be at my place by then.

Not surprising as there are about 5,000,000 more people in California than there are in Canada.

Nice report and good looking fish!!! My pup has similar issues when I'm trying to ice fish. He's always using the holw as his drinking bowl and getting caught up in my dead sticking lines. I wouldn't have it any other way.

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There are lots of cabins and off grid homes running green power systems. Most of the cabins I have seen run a couple of deep cyc;e batteries that feed an inverter. The batteries are recharged using solar power for the most part. Off grid homes that are lived in year round run systems similar but have bigger inverters, batteries and solar panels. They may also add a wind turbine. They will also have a large gennerator when they need to run high demand appliences. Most off grid homes and cabins will have propane powered appliances such as stoves and fridges. I have been squirrling away supplies to build my own cabin. I managed to get great deals on a small propane/12 volt fridge and a 1750 watt inverter. I got the fridge from a co-worker for $50 and got the inverter at a garage sale for $100. Now all I need is a cabin to put it in.

A good flasher and depending how far north you fish a power auger. Ice is already 40" thick in some areas around my place. Northern Ontario ice is probably pretty thick by now as well. A sled (jet sled or similar) to pull your gear around in.

I.ve done a little customizing on mine. Trailer and boat were painted to match my old bronco. Carpet was changed to blue as well. And last spring I did a total rebuild of the helm. Before After I want to replace the LMS 350 with one of the new Lowrance HDS-10 units. I also want to repower with a 4 stroke. Just need to find the $$$$$$$$$$

Yep, started yesterday afternoon. Most likely one of their Admins has a virus that gets tranferred to the site whle they're doing the admin thing.

Here's my rig, t's a 2005 Honda Pilot EX hauling a 18 foot Fisher SV18-GT powered by a 90 horse Merc. The honda will tow up to a 4500 pound boat is powered by a 3.5L V6 and seats up to 8. And It's A HONDA!!!!!

Supposed to be released next month (Feb.) I want one too, but will wait a year to see if there are any issues. The unit I want is $3K and that is a chunk of change to put out for an unproven machine. Every time I look at them I

I have always given notice when leaving a job. It's only right and it was how I was raised. It's not right to leave an employer short, unless that employer is a total then it's OK

I have a 500 series ABU as well as 500 series Sedona and 500 series Quantum Energy PTI. The PTI is the best but also the most expensive of the bunch.

3 Months? When I started my new job 2 years ago I was put on probation for a year!!!!! I think that is because it is a management position with the government. Non- Management positions have a 6 month probationary period. But you are correct that the probationary period gives the employer an out if the new hire doesn't work out.

Man, that's pretty slick. I could use one up here.

I agree!!!! For an adrenaline rush I'll stick to trying to hang on to my sled when I pin the throttle or having close encounters with 1000# Grizzlies!!!!!

It does seem that he is in the wrong with this. But the neighbour while right seems to be an . If he does get shut down maybe he should turn it into a farm. Maybe knock down the house and put up a nice pig or chicken barn.

If you think that's bad you should see what it costs in the little isolated villages!!!! I couldn't afford to scratch my there!!! Grocery Day in the Bush

I bought a GM once.......................................That was enough.

For the two problems. The sensor is about $100 +- plus labour and the switch is like $300 + plus labour. Sensor labour 1 hour and switch labour 1.5 hours. The local labour rate up here would blow your mind. At Canadian Tire the hourly rate is $120 with the dealers being a few $$$$ more!!!!! So that bill would work out to about $700 as I'm just guessing on the parts cost. I'm pretty sure it would be more.

I bought a used Honda Pilot from a dealer last spring and did purchase the extended warranty it was $1500 bumper to bumper for four more years. That works out to $375 per year, $31.25 per month or $1.03 per day!!!!!! Less than a cup of coffee. When you are buying a used car you really don't know how the last owner took care of it. A buck a day is pretty cheap insurance. I have a couple of minor issues that need to be taken care of 1/ faulty air bag sensor 2/ faulty srivers side window switch. The repairs for these two little items would likely be between $500 and $1000!!! If something more serious were to break like a transmission, transfercase or differential we're talking thousands. I have heard of people paying up to $5000 for a tranny!!!! If you are buying through a dealership I would buy the warranty through them.