Old Man

http://youtu.be/3Wd2DveN0R0

Diet can go along way into addressing the problem, but keep in mind that early stages of peptic ulcers can also cause the same symptoms. If medication and change in diet doesn't work, further investigation maybe needed, especially if your symptoms were sudden in onset rather than chronic over a long time period.

This will be the 7th year with the Merc branded battery that came with my boat. It runs a Motorguide W45 on my 16.5 foot Fish Hawk all day still with no problem. I charge it after every use and check the electrolite level regularly. We fish 2 to 3 days every week. Still takes and holds a good charge so far.

Great shots, as always.

The ice around here is still good to go chase Lakers. A great way to kill sometime waiting for open water.

Identical to the one I use. Had it for years now. No problems with it.

From MTV Unplugged. http://youtu.be/0Q8Yh-jZfvI

With the info you've provided, I'd bet on it being a coil issue.

I'm sure colour might have effect. That said, mine's light grey and I've never found it too hot in bare feet.

Our vinyl floor never seems to get too hot for bare feet. I personally love the way it cleans up, doesn't stain, dries quickly and has worn well compared to carpet. Vinyl all the way as far as I'm concerned.

Great video Simon. Got to admit, the sound of that 4 stroke at full speed is mean.

Great shots as always Joey.

Great shots of some old workhorses. Between them, the Bellanca's and various de Havillands, they pretty much opened up the north. Thanks for sharing.

Shots are from the south end of Minihaha. A bit of a trip, but a beautiful place to spend some time.

You'll get as many different opinions as there are ATV's. That said, having managed a large cattle ranch which used atv's on a daily basis for chores and herding cattle, the best we had for relability was the Kawasaki's followed by the Suzuki's and then the Honda's. The Can Am's had the best ride and handling. The Polaris we used we're okay but no match for the others. Can't comment on the rest as I have no personal experience with them.

That would be you best bet.

Make sure you don't throw off the center to center measurement on the primary to secondary drives or the belt alignment.

Didn't notice the location. Sure they won't be as cheap up there. I guess PA isn't that far away if you order online. http://www.princessauto.com/pal/product/8287385/Sets/3-pc-%22S%22-Type-SAE-Box-End-Wrench-Set

You can usaully pick up a cheap set of starter wrenches at Princess Auto.

Or a crowfoot wrench?

Have you tried a starter wrench?

Always love sunset photos. Here's my personal favorite I took last summer.

Nice macros of icicles.