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By Bloatlord · Posted
Random question as I don't know the area well: is Burntside pretty difficult to pattern for you? I've consistently heard it produces, but can be tricky as hell to figure out. -
By leech~~ · Posted
Welcome Robb. Any other safety tips you have please keep sharing them! 👍 -
By Safety Robb · Posted
After some research the reason is the plasticizers in the rubber hose the high pressure squeezes them from the rubber into your appliance. The reason a bbq is not affected is it has a regulator at tank end of the hose turning the pressure into “low pressure” no longer squeezing oils from the rubber hose. You may be saying well why don’t I put a regulator at the tank, well I thought the same thing initially but if the device already has an internal regulator you may run into problems. On Mr heaters website they have a hose that is made from a different material that says does not require filter it part number F273704 I’m not sure if other companies make a hose with same specs. -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
There was a good crust not much slop. Where the plowed road was its slushy and full of water. -
By smurfy · Posted
moose...what are the conditions on top of the ice.??? lot of slop up in the northern part of the state from the reports i'm getting!!!!! -
By monstermoose78 · Posted
Spent the day on the lake with my dad and Riverrat316. We had a blast catching gills, crappies, perch, bass, and pike. We were fishing for gills and crappies. 8-13 feet was the ticket for us. -
By leech~~ · Posted
I'm sure when it's time to mate, it's time to mate. But, who wants to have their cloaque hanging out when it's cold! -
By smurfy · Posted
i wanna see a picture of you in your ninja outfit and sword!!!!!!!!🤪🤣 -
By gimruis · Posted
I'm not saying you can't fill your tag with snow on the ground, just to be clear. You can. I just prefer to hunt them in "spring-like" conditions instead of "winter-like" conditions. The snow inhibits my ability to sneak into the blind like a ninja too. Its crunchy and makes a lot of noise when its in this thawing and freezing cycle. -
By smurfy · Posted
dang..i let that slip out!!!!!!!😣🤣
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I have a Tach gauge that goes up to 8,000 that does'nt work. So I bought a 7,000 tach teleflex gauge. My old gauge was set at 12P and I have a 100hp O/B, but the new gauge only goes up to 6p and I was told the new gauge would work on my motor. Can I use this gauge or not?
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