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This is a huge day for you. Did you do all 40 years at one place? Larry

Wow! I'm impressed with that walk thru. It's very nice and neat. Larry

Since I was 34 years old I've operated a business ranging from two employees to twenty one employees. Now that will keep a guy busy. I'm hugging on 80 years old now and I understand that busy is just busy. When I was fretting over how I was going to make this weeks payroll, I was just as busy...

And if you should want to slow drift across a lake baited with a shrimp for catfish, the bucket does double duty as a handy sea anchor.

I enlarged the picture and I would place a very confident bet that the perfectly aligned breaks (bends) in the aluminum bottom are a part of the manufactured design. Larry

I agree. When you give that card to a vendor it should be used one time and one time only unless both you and the vendor agree otherwise at that time or some future time. Unfortunately, at times some vendors extreme need or greed takes over and they feel like they have carte blanche.

I have a 14' Alweld aluminum jonboat with a 25hp Mercury tiller steer. On a large Texas lake in a 15 to 20 mph wind it is not a wet ride, but it rides rougher than a cob in the bow. Aft, not so bad. My fishing is generally done in the necks, coves, and standing timber where the wind is not so...

Amen!

And it makes childbirth a pleasure

Thanks for the education Pappy. I had exactly the same situation that Paulio91184 described. After an accident I read your reply and changed my trim setting to a neutral position and I now have virtually no pull to port. Its just steady as she goes. The accident reinforced my thoughts on...