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And of course seal it properly.

Predrilling is key. Drill a very tiny hair smaller than the shaft of the lag bolt. This allows the teeth of the lag to slice into the wood and hold rather that forcing apart. Take a 3/4 board and run a screw into the thin edge without splitting it. Do the same with a predrilled hole and...

Pretty

I saw that. Im trying to convince him to have volunteers stationed along the way for fuel, food and 'bio hazard' mitigation so as to keep him moving as much as possible. That way he can run/sleep when he needs to without having the logistics of finding a marina. I'd head that way when he...

Not sure i would consider that bad? Purpose built imo. Rainy location, old crappy boat with a really long tiller to stay dry whilst fishing, napping, trolling probably grilling...

If compression is good, most everything else can be handled.

This came up on my fb memories from five years ago. Folks live on an island up by Canada dad got this pic out the back door

This came across my news feed this morning

No, 79 Carver fiberglass with 260 mercruiser and MC1

When I had my transom done they put in one layer or glass in the hole in case it did ever leak. Is that something normal.

Whaaaa????

Learn to back, size matters and longer is better. I did better with my 32 foot trai.er than my 22. Have gotten goon on my 8 foot flat trailer.

and if you hooked up a clip to a body then it can be electrified for another layer of redundancy...

that is a good wife. better if she shared with you, but cant all be perfect like mine...

Same with wine or beer.

Should be able to do a small dash light as well as the horn, no? I like redundancy when possible.

All dogs reflect their humans.

Cool, but i don't see Su,u as a smoker.

The matrix accidentally revealed itself...