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I had no clue either. I'd personally rather have the shot...lol

Just an enlightening side bar... By law.... "NA" beer up to 0.5% "Non Alcoholic" beer 0.03 to 0.05% 7.5, NA (0.5%) beers = 1 shot of 80 proof whiskey 75, Non Alcoholic (0.05%) beers = 1 shot of 80 proof whiskey

I would contact customer support to get factory recommendations. My builder was very specific about bunk locations. X across at the back, tapered to Y in the front, based upon the design of the hull structure.

K FWIW…that wee bit of alcohol (0.05%) turns out to be 0.008 oz compared to 0.72 oz in a 4.5%, 16 oz beer….a “shot” is 1.5 oz

IMHO… side scan on anything smaller than a 9” display isn’t feasible in use. By the time the screen is scaled to depth, you’re looking for tiny dots on a display. Throw in some glare from the sun and it’s unreadable. Schools of bait show up pretty well, but I'm typically looking for small...

I’m going to go out on a limb and say this goes nowhere. Four failed business ventures and nothing of substance other than a self promoting article on his own website. His LinkedIn profile says a lot. Fine arts degree with a minor in business admin Allstate claims adjuster, liberty mutual...

Zach De Bernardi Interesting "entrepreneur" back ground https://www.zachdebo.com/

Same here except #25 did the trick for me. If only loosing weight would lessen the neuropathy in my hands ;(

I’m a bit confused…I have screens on my pump intakes and cleanable in-line filters behind them. Never had an issue either my livewell or raw water washdown pumps. My bait and live wells run directly overboard. I stick the hose in the drain and back flush the line to clear any remaining organic...

What is your criteria for “pounds” beers? A six pack a day? A 12 pack a day? A case a day? Back in the day, I’d drink 4-5 beers socializing at the pub after work then take a 6 home with me. Easily drink a 12 pack of “lawn mowing beer” a day working around the farm on a weekends. Looking...

Got tied of playing with chains. Went to self-retracting cables sometime ago. https://www.southwestwheel.com/p-17869-demco-42-blue-14000-lbs-trailer-safety-cable-17647.aspx?utm_source=yotpo&utm_medium=general&utm_campaign=general Cables thru-bolted through the the tongue with 5/8" grade 8 hardware

My 2015 crew cab with 3.5 Ecoboost and heavy payload package is rated to #11,700

Generally speaking, most aluminum extrusions/structural are 6XXX series aluminum which are technically not "bendable", although some you can do a bit of "cold forming" before the material stress cracks. 3XXX and 5XXX series aluminum are very malleable. I'd cut the damaged section out/away and...

Did I not answer your question? You will get interference anytime you have the prop in reverse. If that’s ok with you, you’re good to go.

The hooks are the weakest link. The “S” type hooks are the worst of the worst. The class 4 hitch on the F150 has poor/inconvenient chain connection points. Ended up buying a set of shackles for ease of connecting chains of adequate strength.