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We're taking a break from what little I do around here and head out for a cabin rental that we were lucky to snag over the 4th. Hoping to beat the traffic by leaving in the middle of the week, a three hour drive will put us smack dab in the middle of Northern Wisconsin. My wife took this picture...

I feel a little awkward posting a reply to Indy's O.P. since I don't know the specifics but will trust his sources. I did some digging and came up with his profile on here. Indy is correct, he was the original poster for the "3 Guys to Alaska thread" and his Avatar was a photo of his motorcycle...

I've had quite a bit of experience with jets over the years. Sticks and Twigs are one thing, stones will do serious damage. I got into a weed bed a couple of years ago while towing another boat. I was lucky to get back to the dock before the engine overheated. That time I had to remove the...

You didn't say if you bought it new or used. Regardless, this boat is averaging less than 30 hours per year. As with all things mechanical, maintenance is the key to longevity. Regular oil and filter changes along with clean fuel will keep your engine purring like new. A big advantage jet...

I have in-laws that live in that area. Word has it that they plan to rebuild at that location.

We should also mention that there should be a barrier between the steel and aluminum. They're dissimilar metals and will corrode if in contact with one another. The barriers are usually thin sheets of plastic or synthetic material.

Here's to the Dads, Fathers, and Step Fathers that keep them safe, keep them fed, and teaches them right from wrong. This is your Day!

Sorry Mezz, I got nothing... this next one should be an easy one. ‘You called down the thunder. Well, now you've got it!'" "Now, skin that smoke wagon and see what happens!"

Don, I monitor everything that's posted and I don't have an answer as to why posts drift, but they do. I must admit that I've been guilty myself of getting off-topic on some posts. John would prefer that we police ourselves and for the most part it's worked well. I can count on one hand the...

Assuming you still have the antique Farmall, it sounds like you have plenty of dirt to play around in.🤠

These trailers during the wintertime are in a hostile environment. Salt, Sand, Wet & Icy Roads and the wheels and bearings spinning a lot faster than the tow vehicle. A little TLC before and after would be a good thing. Plus having a spare tire along means you'll never have to use it.

As always, nothing less than Amazing.

Happy Birthday, Boss. Treat yourself well. You'll never be any younger than you are today!

When was the last time you checked the Lug Nuts on your trailer? I'm embarrassed to say that I never check them. Until today. Long story made short here, I'm helping my daughter move across town to a new home. The big stuff goes in a moving van, the small stuff, I've been hauling with my...

This train has been known to jump the tracks from time to time. Prior to the Barstool, this would have been acceptable so as long as it's civil, let's see where it goes.

Same here, not one skeeter so far in our corner of Wisconsin and the following might explain that... The =AZUQs1nAKI5B46p8EQ_e25dBSiCwyaA5mNMrPaQstHcL7Tco8hrdG-Xz7fl4_TTH4U-ecEmiVZ6t9McliGdIYDSDz0DND90muX9L6mC2WrfX8pehBoyCgdQidcHGDfHwBTE721vZzu199seGRPhcDLRT&__tn__=%2CO%2CP-R']National Weather...