Wolf 3

That is great news!

Congrats ah_long! Nice ride!

Great report. Thanks for sharing.

I talked to a mechanic that said Canadian tire had a good ethonol additive.... He wasn't very specific tho...

marine sta-bil

Cheap insurance...

Happy Birthday Mercman!

Do they pay the brokerage fees?

From BPS website, "Canadian orders will be charged a $3.50 brokerage fee, duty and tax."

Happy Birthday!

No need to blur the background with those shirts on! Nice fish guys!

Nice musky! Congrats.

Nice fish Lungelarry!...as usual.

Wow! Double kowtow for you Bunk!

Good luck Lew (like you would need it for catching muskie)! Hope you catch the big Momma's!

Well done! Thanks for sharing.

For small tears, VLP Vinyl Repair by Plastic Dip. I think it is available at Home Depot.

Nice walleye mercman!

Go get an old salty down east rod holder !!! Alot of salmon and Muskie guys use them they are bullet proof and last forever all steel to and fully adjustable !!! They make 2 styles !!!! About $40 each !!!!! Google it and see they are quick release to by just lifting your rod up and out !!! That one you made will explode when you are going northbound and a 42inch Muskie is going southbound !!!! And you will lose it all !!!!!

X2

http://www.etackle.ca/down-east/

Magnificent fish. Nice catch Lungelarry!

I originally had the manual "boat buckles" tie downs for my boat and never had them loosen off. Make sure you crank the bow of the boat up tight against the bow roller. I've since switched over to the retractable ones and they are very convenient and in my opinion worth the money.

The first year I owned my boat, I also experienced carpet wear on the bunks. I learned it was from the trailer flexing while towing. I just took my old tie down strap and modified it a bit and use it as a bow tie down. The bow is now snug to the trailer and I no longer have premature wear on the bunks.

Here is a picture (not the best pic)

BPS also sells the bow tie downs.

Very nice! Congrats!

Tires not balanced.

Also, you might of hit something (pothole, curb) and warped the rim.

Some more reading...

http://www.carlislet...rvice_guide.pdf

I have seen them at Wal Mart before. BPS currently has them on sale so it might be worth the drive. The advertisement is on page 31 in this BPS flyer.

Looks great. Nice job.

NICE!

Deep cycle batteries usually have "Amp Hour" rating

Starting batteries usually have "Cold Cranking Amp" ratings

Are you sure the ones you mention are deep cycle?

Just wondering

I noticed them at Costco the other day as well. They had the Kirkland group 27 size deep cycle battery for $89.99.

Will check the amp hour next time I'm there.

These are the marine batteries available at Costco,

Group 24, deep cycle, 685 MCA, 95 AH, $77.99

Group 27, deep cycle, 750 MCA, 115 AH, $89.99

Group 27, starting/deep cycle, 845 MCA, 120 AH, $99.99

"Believe nothing of what you hear and only half of what you see"