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A-Jay

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  1. So is it good luck to blow on that one before the cast ? Asking for a friend. A-Jay
  2. The OP on this moldy thread has been MIA for 4 years. A-Jay
  3. Stitched up incision is healing nicely. And while I appreciate the epidermal repair, I am not a big fan of the nasty cold/flu I managed to contract. Apparently my facial covering was insufficient. I haven't been 'sick' for a couple of decades. Hope once this mess clears up I can go a couple more. #snotface A-Jay
  4. Quantum Tour KVD PT Cranking Rods Relatively Heavy vs most every graphite blank Totally lacks even half the sensitivity of a graphite stick Plenty of low end and still seriously parabolic And that's the magic #olred A-Jay
  5. Shimano Callcutta 200D ~ Good Line capacity ~ Super solid at 9 ounces 5.7:1 gear ratio with so much power ~ S-Compact Body for useful in-hand comfort A-Jay
  6. I had that once I went to the GEN3's Added a Boat Zone transducer Board Spray Shield and it's a none issue now. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RP33R8K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc= Admittedly over priced but it's not something I can fabricate in the hobby shop and the spray back there gets old fast. A-Jay
  7. 5000 rpm seems low for WOT on that rig. May be an internal digital adjustment needed to get to 5500 - 5800. With the 2016 hull, 200 Pro XS and a 21 inch Tempest Plus WOT for me is right at 5500-5600. Gets me 53-55 mph with flat conditions & a full load. The V-8 does prefer Cooler air temps for max performance. They shipped my rigged initially with a 23 inch prop which was too much. Went to the 21 and never looked back. No experience with the 19 but based on my experience you should be getting more RPMS. Bet it's a simple fix, you'll get it ironed out. It's part of the fun Good Luck OK enough of that - what about the rest of that rig ? Think you have enough storage ? A-Jay
  8. I got a little something injected at the wound site. And it worked OK. Which was Good thing too. Otherwise Nurse Ratchet would have had a moving target . . . #squirmy A-Jay
  9. Another vote for Sunline Defier Armilo ~ Was recommended by @WRB It is my choice for topwater & fluke fishing mono line south of the border. I use the 22 lb in open water and 25 lb in the bushes. A-Jay
  10. Here's to a full & speedy recovery for you & yours. A-Jay
  11. These are all I use on the riding unit. Keep them sharp and they do me right. Hold a decent edge as well. A-Jay
  12. Super sharp might be a relative term, especially compared to the ones I took off. I mulch and use these . . . . https://www.cubcadet.com/en_US/blades/xtreme-high-lift-blade-for-48-inch-cutting-decks/02005017-X.html But I buy them here https://www.ebay.com/itm/265615572964 A-Jay
  13. Consider installing the new super sharp mower blade AFTER cleaning the bottom of the unit. #knucklehead Friday the 13th . . . . A-Jay
  14. Three things came to mind right off ~ First perhaps consider meeting the head coach if you haven't already. Might answer a few things. Second, ask for more money; regardless of what they are offering. You have leverage apparently. Third - Adding a 'Quick decision' to the offer is concerning. Perhaps there's 'something you don't know', but should. Too much at stake to make a snap decision. Good Luck A-Jay
  15. Perhaps a beneficial skill in your chosen occupation. A-Jay
  16. Nicely done. All in a days work Stinky. A-Jay
  17. https://ohiodnr.gov/wps/wcm/connect/gov/371feeee-ce73-4bb9-b6f9-40dc90bc5ea7/Req+Eqpt.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CONVERT_TO=url&CACHEID=ROOTWORKSPACE.Z18_M1HGGIK0N0JO00QO9DDDDM3000-371feeee-ce73-4bb9-b6f9-40dc90bc5ea7-nINWAkd The link above lists the Required Equipment for Boats in Ohio This chart is intended for quick reference only and is not a substitute for knowledge of the specifics of Ohio boating laws. If a vessel is exempted from carrying specific equipment, that does not mean that a wise skipper would not carry it anyway. Following the lighting requirements is not only a solid plan regulation wise, it might just keep you from being run over by a larger and or faster vessel. Believe me, they're out there. Also, as a man who was tasked with enforcing these standards on a federal level, In 20 years or so, I will tell you that I NEVER issued a single warning, not one. Did site operators Citations when indicated though. The warning is the regulations themselves; Read them, know them & follow them. Attempting to interpret / circumvent them, makes you a hazard to navigation. I don't recommend it. Stay Safe A-Jay
  18. A-Jay replied to James1's topic in Introductions
    Hello James and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
  19. Nice Bass ~ ! No matter where you fish. And good on you for having a scale. Congrats on the new Personal Best A-Jay
  20. I can't answer that for you, especially from here. But if you come fish Lake Menderchuck I'd say that's a definite maybe . . . . . A-Jay
  21. Been a tough couple of days so I tempered my effort according. Still feel like a got some decent work in though. I really "Needed" this one. A-Jay
  22. Thanks ~ I'm addicted to these things . . . . That's a great price ! A-Jay
  23. Right off, Thank you so very much for the out pouring of support and the touching condolences. My wife and I, as well as the remaining pack, really appreciate it. Over the course of these many years, we as 'dog people', have had quite a few come and go. Between fostering & re-homing and including own own pack, there's been a fair share of both happiness & sorrow. For us, regardless of how many times the sad part comes to pass, we take a hit. Full lives, those cut short & everything in between, they all manage to work their way into our hearts & soul making the good bye that much tougher. My wife takes them especially hard, every one. We certainly understand that it's part of the deal we make. Tucker's sister Fenway is doing remarkably well for an 11 year old Malamute. Large breeds usually get the short end of the stick on longevity. Thanks again A-Jay
  24. Some Full Grown Ones right there ! Looks like you've got it dialed in. Nicely Done & Congrats A-Jay

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