Flyinfool

I would love to, but it is up to the doc.

I see NO bling bling. I guess he still don't get it.

Its hard to believe. With all of the chow hounds in this bunch only 30 RSVPs so far.

Its getting closer. This last weekend I finally started my winter maintenance and upgrades. OK so I got a late start. There is still a good chance that I will be in the cage this year. That just means that there is more room to pack my world famous RUM Balls. Don't forget to sign up for FOOD!!!!!!!!!! at the Quaker Steak and Lube on Friday. Ol @cowpuc must have fell asleep at the keyboard again.......

Everyone knows that cheese is a very important ingredient to a really good PIZZA. And Wisconsin, THE Dairy State, has the very best cheese bar none. It is always a Wisconsin cheese maker that wins the cheese competitions every year. Just because someone may have been first, does not make them best. Dang it, now I am hungry again....... Maybe we need to set up a traveling PIZZA tasting tour.

Careful, he might want it back......

Or were the holes trying to compensate for the clip on the needs being in the wrong place??? We will likely never know unless you can track down the PO and ask him.

Here is one option. http://www.delcity.net/store/Heat-Shrink-Solder-Butt-Connectors/p_805408.h_801829.t_1.r_IF1003?mkwid=o5S86NUr&crid=38094426869&gclid=Cj0KEQjwpM2pBRChsZCzm_CU0t4BEiQAxDVFmlKRxVXNijWwa_dadFFTTpmJ4EaPi7DUiPkVFE0cycMaAr-g8P8HAQ There are a bunch of places to get similar splices. You want a type that has built in solder so that it solders the wires together as it is shrinking. These will give you a water tight soldered connection with no soldering knowledge or ability. OR Go out and get a soldering iron and supplies, You have to start the learning process somewhere.

Those valves you have are pretty coarse for the adjustment you need. The restrictions have just a large pin hole. Those ball valves do not really adjust that small. You may do better with the aquarium valves since they are more like a needle valve and will give a much finer adjustment. Or you could make some restrictions using a piece of brass tubing, about an inch long, fill it with solder, drill a small hole thru the solder plug. Start real small and if the gauge response is to slow open it up a few thousandths at a time till you like how it works.

This one might survive, since the link was brought up in the discussion as opposed to a dedicated thread for a classified???? Its borderline within the rules. But then what do I know?

Actually its on the front, with a power switch labeled anchor.......

A knife and fork just slow down the eating process.....

Check the T&P valve and the drain, they can leak to, and the water will drip off the bottom. Is a B.O.A.T. hot water heater the same thing as for RV?

Which system did you get. I am finding a lot of them out there.

But your invite never mentioned PIZZA!!!!!!!

Just do a wheelie for the whole ride.........

I found a similar issue when I got my clutch to stop slipping, a sudden drop in gas mileage.......

At that price I would probably grab it if it is in nice shape. It would look cool hanging on the living room wall right over the front door. Especially since my house was built in the 1800s.

That they doooo.:mo money:

It depends on how the boat is wired. Is the starting battery wired to only provide power to critical running circuits and the other battery is wired for all of the stuff that can not leave you stranded? Or are they wired in parallel with the manual switch to select one battery to use and when it gets run down you switch to the other one? Since this new battery is bigger than the old, does this new battery that you bought have the rated CCA (Cold Cranking Amps) of the old one or that the boat needs for reliable starting?

Now you done it. I just ordered dinner from a really good Italian restaurant. It will be here in about an hour, so IF you are fast.......... If you are to slow, You can lick my fingers.........

More like this thread is worthless without an invite....... There are a bunch of great pizza places up in this area too. Milwaukee is well known for its good food. Proof is that Milwaukee has a very high percentage of overweight people. Never trust a skinny chef or a skinny food critic .....

Was there a fuse in the circuit? Most likely a wire got pinched in the steering so that when you turned it on it was a dead short. BUT if there was a fuse inline and near the battery, like there should always be, it should not have melted anything.

It is certainly interesting. Depending on exactly which model it is, and its condition it may be well worth grabbing IF the price is right. Towers of that vintage have sold for anywhere from a couple hundred bucks to over $10K.

Well since the 1st gens are better, bigger, faster than a 2nd gen, what would that make a 2nd gen......? Looser Edition?