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Check out G5 sliders, I think they are a site sponsor. I purchased two for an project. Liked them so much I purchased two more a year later. Great people to deal with!

Thanks for sharing your story. Great that it had a happy ending. It proves that there still are fine people out there.

Glad to hear it. Being in that house after the explosion is something I will never forget. Good luck with your project.

- Removed the engine and trolling motor and gas can and all hoses and have it stored in my basement for the winter. You scared the heck out of me by posting that the motor is stored in your basement. Is there any source of ignition, like a gas fired hot water heater down there? I spent some...

Congrats on the birthday. Glad you had such a great day. Don

I have a 16' DuraNautic with a 40 hp. Yamaha. It has p/t/t. I run solo most of the time. Even with the power trim I still experience some porpoising at full throttle. I'm going to add 40# of anchor chain and a trolling motor battery to the front. That should clear up my problem. I think your 25...

Very nice looking rig. I hope you have lots of fun with it and your family. =D>

Sadly, you are so correct! All this entitlement attitude makes me sick. Far to many handouts for those that don't need/deserve them! :(

Happy Birthday! My internet is giving me fits lately so I almost missed sending you well wishes. I hope the day is a great one for you! =D>

Very nice! Thanks for sharing. BTW, I am so jealous! :mrgreen:

Thanks. That is two things I had not considered. I just figured they would hold up well. Don

Please post how these work out for you. I'd like to do something similar. I was wondering how those horse stall mats that Tractor Supply sells would work out? Don

That is a nice looking rig you have there! I hope you and your dad have lots of great times giving it a work out. Keep us posted and share lots of pics. Don

Thanks for starting this thread and thanks to all that served. I served on the SSBN 618 - Thomas Jefferson out of Holy Lock Scotland for two patrols, starting in '66. What an awesome experience, serving with a great crew even though being submerged for two months straight! I'm glad we never had...

+1!

Spoken like a Dutchman! :mrgreen: I my have to adopt you. I've considered using Cheap Dutchman as my screen name but it's kinda redundant!

Set it up in an old tin boat project! Call it TinBoat.net's portable pizza shop or something. Then just drive around and make pizzas to order. Get a hot chick to do the serving and you will have more business than you can handle plus free advertising for the web site . :mrgreen:

That sure is a cool looking old boat. I like it!

Thanks for clearing that up for me. I couldn't fathom what the owners manual was trying to tell me. Don

B&H has a bare AE1 body only listed for $149 on their web site. I have a couple of these old work horses and am starting to use them again. There is still a lot of interest in film these days. I've read that a lot of pros still use film for certain things. Lots of talk on the net about how...