Recent content by gary_in_neenah

You're not alone if that's any consolation. When 80,000 Packer and Lions fans left Lambeau after the game, it took us 90 minutes to cover 40 miles home. I'm just thankful that I don't have to fight it every day like some do.

Well, sheep might be a better choice. They eat the grass and then you can sheer their wool. Nobody wants to wear a "Goat Coat". :giggle:

I didn't want to hijack Skiroule's thread as he mentioned the possibility of towing an Ice Shanty or load of wood with a wide track. This spurred a memory and photo of mine from years ago when our neighbors had a 12/3 Ski Doo Olympic. The picture shows them about to tow a load of wood with that...

I had the same thought. That Knucklebuster that I have would have me cramping up after the first or second cleat!

I've been keeping a Log Book since around 2010 recording our weather, trips, and conditions. Speaking for Wisconsin & the Upper Midwest, 2013-14 was a very good winter for snowmobiling. We had a few thaws but for the most part, it was COLD and we had frequent snows to offset the warm ups. Waist...

Now that the calendar says it's officially Autumn, our thoughts may turn to the upcoming Snowmobile season. There's still plenty of time to consider what and where you'll be riding this coming season. Trips to plan, parts to order, maybe a serious look at the new stuff, a considerable list for...

Wondering if those stripes line up with your rear wheels/tires? I'd also actually measure the grass with a tape or ruler. Is there a difference in height or just the appearance? Lastly, when did this begin? After you made a change in settings, blades, etc. For what it's worth.... l've seen...

https://www.interlake-steamship.com/our-fleet/m-v-lee-a-tregurtha/

Elf, that is Calendar Worthy! What a great photo and timing on your part.

Price County, Wisconsin.

Here's an idea I've been kicking around for awhile. Between the leaves turning and the first flurries of winter, we've got some time to post up some of our favorite haunts. Initially, we'll focus on your hometown and later expand into trips to your winter destinations. It's an oppourtunity to...

Something like this? The Willys Knight sleeve valve engine, patented by Charles Yale Knight, replaces traditional poppet valves with sliding, cylindrical sleeves inside the engine cylinder to control the intake and exhaust ports. This design made the engine quieter and more reliable than...

You know what they say, "One man's trash is another man's treasure". Eat up, we'll catch more!