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ebinmaine
12 minutes ago, Sparky said:

My B-80 driven by my son,  towing my neighbors latest purchase at the show @Docwheelhorse 

 

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Does Tony understand he's a little low on engine there?? 

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Jon Paulsen
33 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Does Tony understand he's a little low on engine there?? 

Could be the magic formula, 4 gear boxes backing a Cox .050 :lol:

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Sparky

Two days early for SSS… again, prepped for a Friday morning pump-out :lol:


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19richie66
35 minutes ago, Sparky said:

Two days early for SSS… again, prepped for a Friday morning pump-out :lol:


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Looks like Turd Tank Thursday to me. :laughing-rolling:

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ebinmaine
11 minutes ago, 19richie66 said:

Looks like Turd Tank Thursday to me. :laughing-rolling:

Excellent.  Just excellent.  

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8ntruck

I'm impressed.  Your access hatches on that got handles on them and they are round.

 

The hatch on my tank is square and has no handle.  The thing weights close to 100 lb, too.  So far, nobody has dropped it in the tank, but there is ample opportunity for that to happen.

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Sparky

One of my boats coming in for maintenance. With an assist from my GT-1600 (or is it a GT-1000 :lol:


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SylvanLakeWH

@Sparky Nice!

 

just a thought - I keep my tongue wheel down and about an inch off ground as a wheelie wheel precaution...

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Sparky
6 hours ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

@Sparky Nice!

 

just a thought - I keep my tongue wheel down and about an inch off ground as a wheelie wheel precaution...

Probably a good idea. Although with the front wheel weights and the 48” plow the front end felt planted to the earth while I moved the boat. 

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Sparky

My 414-8 hasn’t done a single chore since it got here 2 or 3 months ago…well today that changed. With a 42” RD she mowed the whole yard. Tractor performed flawlessly, deck could use new blades or sharpen the ones on it. 
 

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Ed Kennell
7 hours ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

 

 I keep my tongue wheel down and about an inch off ground as a wheelie wheel precaution...

 

   Same here...ever since my 875  flipped me off.          I was pulling the 24' WAC when a rear tire on the trailer hit the edge of a 2X4.

 

         Sorry, no video.

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ebinmaine
6 minutes ago, Ed Kennell said:

flipped me off

People do that to me all the time!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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SylvanLakeWH
18 minutes ago, Ed Kennell said:

flipped me off

 

12 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

People do that to me all the time!!

 

 

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Gotta tell a quick one...

 

I used to manage road construction projects for a community. One of my contractor's foreman was very upbeat all the time... he greeted me on the job sites routinely with "Jimbo, I've got the greatest job in the world!!! people drive by me in construction zones all day long, honking and signaling to me that I'm Number One!!!" Of course, he animated the story with the appropriate hand gesture... :occasion-clown:

 

Great guy and a great attitude! :handgestures-thumbupright:

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Wild Bill 633
23 hours ago, Sparky said:

Two days early for SSS… again, prepped for a Friday morning pump-out :lol:


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WE here in WI drink a ton of beer and we either have 1 or 2 septic tank covers. What's up with 3?

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Sparky
12 minutes ago, Wild Bill 633 said:

WE here in WI drink a ton of beer and we either have 1 or 2 septic tank covers. What's up with 3?

  The square cover on the right is where the waste enters, the middle or round cover is the main cover and the clean out. The square one on the left is where the waste exits to my leaching fields. 
 The tank is 1000 gallons.

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Ed Kennell
10 minutes ago, Sparky said:

The tank is 1000 gallons.

Just one 1000 gallon tank with an entry and exit baffle  in my 55 yo system.     Township requires a pump out every 5 years.   This was my year  $250.

Yep, the tank cover is the base for my bird bath.

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Sparky
22 minutes ago, Ed Kennell said:

This was my year  $250.

 

  $309 (Connecticut :eusa-think: ) , the pumping company recommends every 2 years. I go 3-4 years since it’s just the wife and I and we both work full time. 

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ebinmaine
2 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

Township requires a pump out every

That's mind boggling to me. 

Never lived where any town kept records or cared. 

Broken septic was your own 💩💩💩 problem.  

 

 

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ebinmaine

I call this,

867 in its natural environment.  

 

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Ed Kennell
22 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Broken septic was your own 💩💩💩 problem.  

Not so in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.   You would not believe the rules, regs. and money spent to keep the Bay clean.

  Catle are not even allowed to walk in a creek that is upstream of the Bay.

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cafoose
3 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

 Township requires a pump out every 5 years.

Mine in York, PA was pumped a year before I bought the place in 2005. I did nothing to it but rid-x until I sold the house in 2021. Then the realtor requested I had it pumped and inspected. It passed and it was only half full :D

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D_Mac

The FREE10-8 with a trailer.

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squonk
On 6/19/2023 at 7:02 PM, ebinmaine said:

Years ago I had a boss that referred to that type of situation as "ask/demand". 

😂.  

 

Ask. Really wasn't part of the equation.  

 

Risk / Reward

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squonk
19 hours ago, Sparky said:

 we both work full time. 

:lol:  :rolleyes:  :teasing-poke:

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