Recent content by BulldogsCadillac

That's one thing that currently isn't a problem! Because it's a National Park, you can't actually own the land, you can only do long term leases. Decades and decades ago it was only small trailers that were allowed and they had to be removed come winter. Now they are still seasonal homes, but...

You understood correctly, absolutely no motorized vessels. They even banned the large dining/touring boat that literally is docked in the lake, never coming out until end of season. They had a bunch of staff hired already because they were told it was operational this year. There are no...

Pretty smokey! Bunch of forrest fires north of us. Everyone at my old lake is pretty angry. Couple years ago they found a small cluster of zebra mussels (it's a National Park) so they shut down the lake to boats. Earlier this year they said they were implementing a one boat one lake rule...

Do you have the battery switch (1-2-off-1+2) on your boat?

No, FWIW means 'For What It's Worth'

Quit throwing dollar bills when you say that Daril!!

Yes, I had heard the same thing about the PT wood, you could also look at the plastic "covers" that mount over the bunk boards. My last trailer had them, worked great.

That's what I used on mine all the time. If you also already use it regularly (the In Season dosing of 1 to 3) I just added the difference, so an additional 2oz for every 3 gallons. I did always fill the tank right up, add the stabilizer at the station so it has the drive home sloshing around...

Definitely not new! If you live in a climate like me that gets down to -40⁰C and colder, you'll want to be winterized! I always found it best to change oil and gear lube before winter. Some like to do it in spring, but if you happened to get fishing line around your prop and cut the seal you...

Nope, sold it a while back unfortunately. Kick myself all the time. Although I'd be really mad this year as the lake I boated in is in a National Park and they actually closed it to boating this year as they found one cluster of zebra mussels and are trying to stop it before it is prevalent in...

Sounds like a job for some SANDBAGS!!!

One thing to note, here's the best scenario in my opinion, run in 1+2, when anchored, switch to "1" when ready to go, switch to battery "2", once running switch to 1+2. Reason being if you severely discharge battery "1" while anchored, then put to 1+2, it will equalize the charge between those...

I actually bought them for my second boat, but never actually installed them!! Haha, I should look, probably still have them around here somewhere

Did you double check the connection on the back of the "master switch" at the helm to make sure that a wire didn't happen to come loose?

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