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  1. Do those 'arms' reach the 'A' section of the trailer? How do they transfer weight to the front driving wheels? Curious, as I pull a 3350 lb package (not with a Caravan). Thx, Simon
  2. Absolutely Awesome thx for sharing that Dave. Simon
  3. Here's a couple for you Stoty. '2nd BEST' OR 'PLAN B'
  4. FYI The 'dedicated line' plant (produces Impalas & Equinox only) will close 5 years after it was originally scheduled to. Production of these vehicles will be moved to the Oshawa 'Flex' plant. In Short, GM Oshawa is not closing. Just the outdated/past due plant. Still sucks though :(
  5. Apparently, Grackles are notoriously attracted to BMWs. Suggest you get rid of it
  6. Thank you Darcy. I will call Shawn today. Appreciate the reply. Simon
  7. This might be a good start http://redlakejobs.ca/
  8. If your buying from a private seller, YOU NEED TO READ THIS: http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/dandv/vehicle/used.shtml and insist the package is provided. Way too many 'curbsiders' out there. Even if it is from a dealer, I would want the same package. That's my nickel, Slayer
  9. Phil, I forgot What time are you posting the next contest tomorrow??
  10. Looks like Lady O is treatin y'all mighty fine. Good shootin fellas. Will be a few weeks before the Mistress gets moved on down from pike heaven but already looking forward to it based on your reports. It's going to be an interesting year. ps Frank, I'm starting to feel a little 'heat' now.
  11. Hey all, I am wanting to replace an existing floating dock with a larger permanent crib dock. Not interested in anything else due to function and esthetics (done my homework). So I am interested in anyone who has had experience with any companies/contractors located in/servicing Seguin Township. Company/Contractor will be responsible for: Any/all permit requirements. Ensuring all applicable laws and environmental standards are adhered to. Design & cost. Installation & warranty. Must be WSIB compliant and carry liability insurance. If any members have REPUTABLE & RELIABLE contacts/referrals please PM me. I am interested in late fall or spring 2013 installation. Regards, Simon
  12. Thx to all for sharing my adventure(s). Thought I would add "The Rest of the Story": In a conversation with the wet sailor, he mentioned that he just got the sailboat on the Friday and was "just figuring out how it worked". Went back for my tow rope just before dusk and found it on the dock. It just happened to be in one of my favourite pike haunts. A quick drop shot with the swammer and BAM!! Nice 5 lb pike within 2 minutes. Let her swim away for another day. After a few more glasses of wine, Mrs. Slayer warmed up to the idea of hubby being a hero.
  13. Yes. I think they're necessary for crossing the border.
  14. Hey BB. Can I come and visit you for 49 hrs ????
  15. Thx Frank. Just wish my PO felt the same way. Don't think he's a fisherman
  16. Thanks Phil. Actually if you don't mind, ship it to Dan or Ryan for the FAT tournament prize table. My son cleaned the garage on the weekend and found a couple of hundred $ worth of tackle & line that were hiding and had somehow escaped my memory
  17. AKA the bloodline. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/9IiqUo8rNoA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Instead of 'pinching', I start with a couple of small cuts with the filet knife. Slayer
  18. My team wins every year. GO.................GO!!!!
  19. Well we had a quiet weekend planned at the lake. Our guests were good friends of 40 yrs and definitely not 'fishing inclined' so I promised Mrs Slayer that fishing would be kept to the minimum Besides, apparently we were celebrating a wedding anniversary a few days early ?? So, my first opportunity was after lunch on Saturday. Obviously not prime time but I was grateful for the pass. Even happier that my LLF Dugger managed to join me. At the dock, I noticed a boat in the bay being paddled in by a couple of youngsters. Zoomed over and met Grandpa and the grand kids. Their OB had quit on them and needed to get back to the other end of the lake cause Grandma was probably getting anxious. Tow rope was attached and a short cruise was under way. A couple hundred feet from their dock, buddy 'Eagle Eye' Dugger sees a sailboat flip over on the north side of the lake? Time for quick thinking!! I told the grandson I was going to sling shot them to their dock and come back for the tow rope later. Worked like a charm and put them right on the dock. Full throttle to the sailboat, there in 30 seconds. Good news; one only boater and he had his PFD on. 40 minutes later, after towing and positioning the blow boat (not big, maybe 16') to a sandy area of the lake with a gradual slope and onshore wind, we managed to get the boat into the beach. He and his friend managed to get the boat upright. So those little adventures basically filled the fishing allowance and being the awesome husbands we are, we headed back to the dock and our loving wives. They thought we were heroes and worshipped us for a few minutes before requesting their wine and cheese to be served. An eventful day on a quiet lake.
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