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If you decide to go to war with them yourself, take a badminton racket with you. I find it very useful in battle with the little buggers.

If I am buying Kobalt, I will go to Lowes. If I am buying any other tool, I look at https://www.tooltopia.com/ to see if they have it before trying somewhere else.

That is not pressure treated wood. It would be fine for your application in a boat.

Been there. Done that. When I was a youngin, I was having a fun time throwing a stick into a paper wasp nest and then running away. After a few times the wasp got smart and flew down into my escape route and waited for me to run into them after throwing the stick. One of them stung me in my...

That is a hornets nest. Hornets have been known to be very aggressive and chase you.

You could drill holes in those hollow pipes and run the cable inside them. That way they would not be as noticeable.

If it was me, I would replace the battery. It sounds like you have a weak cell or two or more. The battery may be saved if it was started and driven every day and charged the way it should in normal driving. But that is no guarantee you can save it. If you drive it and then shut it off, it may...

I have worked on a commercial fishing boat a few times when I was young. They had reels about 2 foot in diameter and a car leaf spring as a rod with a block pulley on the end. They were rigged with steel cable for line. There was a 12-volt starter motor driving the reel with a v-belt. They were...

How about Lake Dinghy, just opposite of SeaArk.

I see the cat and the owl. But I think that is a tree in front of that bear.

I just ordered one of those Rove R2-4K Dash Camera's from Amazon. It should be here tomorrow. I have had a couple of different dash camera's over the last 15 years. The first one which I can't remember the brand was OK. I paid around $70.00 for it. I then ordered another one I thought was just...

Growing up on a farm of 115 acres we raised chickens, hogs and rabbits. We had up to 270 chickens at a time. We had a coop about 20' X 40' in size which did smell a little but was not unbearable. They used the coop to roost at night and were in the yard during the day. They had the run of the...

In a minute they will be that much farther apart.

I see they have "Treed" the rabbit.

I started my cordless tool foray back in the early 2000's. I purchased an 18 volt Craftsman set consisting of a drill and light. I burn't up 3 drills in about 2 years. I couldn't get the drills to last. I then purchased a 18 volt Dewalt hammer drill which was an excellent drill while I had it...

My Kobalt 24 Volt 1/2" Cordless Drill. It gets the job done. Second place would be my 12 Volt Dewalt 1/4" Cordless Screwdriver. It is small and lightweight to fit in tight spaces. Third place would be my Dremel 8220 Cordless Rotary Tool. It is nice to not be tied down to an outlet.

The race is mounted inside the hub. Then the inner bearing goes in to the hub and the seal is installed on the hub. The inner bearing will be floppy loose in the hub until you install the hub on the spindle. The 40 ft. lbs. of torque is the preload to make sure the bearing races are seated...

On a straight shaft the bearings ride inside the race which is driven up to the step on the inside of the hub on the inside bearing and the outside bearing. The distance between the bearing and seal will be correct if the races are installed correctly and the correct parts are installed. The...

I like #3 with #8 a close second.

He could try venins.