ragtop69gs

Prayers for both of you and some attitude at the docs, keep on them til they have some answers.

I looked at aluminum diamond plate first, about fell off the chair when I saw the cost, then add welding to that That's why I went with the plywood.

"One person has alleged that he had sex with her prize-winning French poodle in her backyard." A litter of French transvestites ! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Does it stick well to wood ?

New pressure treated plywood is very corrosive to aluminum, steel and fasteners. It doesn't take long to ruin an aluminum sled trailer, from pitting. You need a protective barrier (Vinyl tape) or something to isolate the P/T wood from the aluminum, also the screws need to be rated for P/T wood or they will rot away in a few short years.

The problem with most of those types of coatings is that they are very brittle, on a plywood deck it will crack when it flexes.

I bought an Aluminum snowmobile trailer (open deck) that I'm replacing the deck on, using 5/8" marine plywood. This trailer will be used to haul motorcycles, no snowmobiles. I am sealing the bottom side with a 2 part epoxy but it will be to slippery to use on the top and am wondering what is a good topside sealer to use ? Prefer something that doesn't cost an arm and leg like the epoxy does.

I have Comcast as my ISP. We subscribe to the HD Triple play and we're happy with the services, their equipment leaves a bit to be desired (old and used). Their WIFI modem SUCKS, no range at all. We had a terrible ground loop problem when the coax was hooked to the home theater receiver, it took 6 visits by their techs before they solved the problem, their fault, on the bright side, there was no charge to us for all the tech visits. We had Direct TV at our hunting cabin nothing but problems with reception and customer service. Gave them the boot and now watch snowy local broadcast over the air, nearest broadcast tower is over 20 miles away. If there's a game we want to see, we go to the bar.

Can't wait to see it. If there had been a Valk Interstate anywhere near me I would have never bought the RSV.

This question is somewhat off topic but, does anyone have the part number for the Shindengen Mosfet R/R for a 2nd gen RSV ?

Here ya go, I'll email them to.

If it ever stops raining on the weekend we gotta do a cider mill ride.

+3 on the Caswell. Did the Aux tank on the trike with it, works great and no problems.

We have a cd player on the trike and very rarely use it, the roads here suck and make it skip a lot.

Well that SUCKS ! I'm with Carl on this one, are there any marks on the back or left side that would indicate someone hitting it ?

Wanna buy some poles for that tent ?

C'mon John..... you've had the trike back from Coach Rice for 2 weeks and still no pictures what's up with dat ?

Kevin, he didn't say riding, he just said on it, wishing he could ride

Ya got to tickle the clutch lever while looking in the resivour , air bubbles will come out the small hole when you slightly work the lever, do this til no more air then bled as usual.

He does have some big one's, I'll give him that !

Hope all goes well for you Rick, That 5 months will fly by and look at the bright side, you won't have to shovel any Best of luck to ya buddy.

Unless you over fill the crankcase when you do an oil change, the collection of enough mist to make it drip from the hose takes quite a long time. Every few rides would be fine.

Done

They know it, they just choose to ignore it.