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Think of what he could have done if he had a good rod and jig? Sorry, couldn't resist.

Here is a link to site that sells speed tape. If you want to use it for your ductwork, go ahead. It will get expensive really quick. 3M 021200-49777 Scotch 433L Silver 2 Mil High Temperature Aluminum Foil Tape - 12" x 60 Yard Roll at SkyGeek.com

Actually, that is speed tape. I have used it many times on commercial aircraft. If he used duct tape the FAA would revoke his A&P license. Commercial aircraft do not fly at 500 MPH airspeed. They fly closer to 300-350 MPH airspeed at altitude where the air is thinner. The ground speed will be...

I have a lawn mower that does that. Let it sit over the winter and it refuses to start without rebuilding the carb. I have a spare carb for it. I swap it out at the beginning of the season and rebuild the one that came off of it to have it ready for the next years season.

I use a Great Planes Triton charger on a lot of different types of batteries that I purchased about 15 years ago from my RC aircraft hobby. It will charge different types of batteries and gives you the ability to see how many milliamps it takes to charge and discharge a battery. You can cycle...

In my opinion, those Evinrude 9.9/15's were some of the best motors ever produced. They are pretty easy to work on compared to others. There are parts available without too much hassle. Even NAPA Auto Parts sells parts for them. They are very dependable little motors. If you have one, I would...

Funny.

Mystery Part 1 looks like a fog bell mount.

Could have been worse. It could have been the neighbor.

From my experience braid does not stretch like monofilament does. Feeling the nibble and setting the hook is easier with braid when the line out a farther distance. Braid is thinner than monofilament of the same lb. test. You can fit more on your reel if using the same lb. test. You can use a...

You won't know how much was too much until your engine quits or you get a check engine light. Then it will be too late.

When I was young back in the early 70's I used to trap racoons. A good hide with no damage would fetch around $40.00. On average a hide would bring about $20.00. I also sold the meat of the racoon for around $3.00 each. Now for possums, I could give them away, but I had to keep them alive for...

I have a NOCO GBX75 that I use to jump diesels at work up to 7 liters. These diesels have two Group 31 batteries, and this jump starter has no problem starting the diesel engine.

Where I am from, bluegill and shad seem to bring in the larger catfish. My experience is that to catch bigger fish, use bigger bait.

Here's one.

One of my favorites, "Roll the Old Chariot".

She forgot to mention, dead or alive.

They make them in 4 1/2" size also.

Nice. Sounds like you were in your element there.