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I was left permanently disabled after a work injury just about 10 years ago. After all was said and done and everybody (lawyers, doctors, therapists, etc.) got their fair share, I got squat.

I stored my Lund in a lot. The factory cover had enough room by the transom for feral cats to get in the boat. I'd pick up the boat and have to vacuum the hair out of it every week. Bounce and mothballs didn't do a thing. After the factory cover rotted, I had a custom cover made. No more cats.

Too much work involved.

I suppose if the 3 pieces of Styrofoam will keep it from sinking to the bottom then great. I find it hard to believe that the 3 pieces will keep the boat buoyant. I'll put them back when I reassemble the seats.

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I'm replacing the wood seats and transom in the new yacht. Is this Styrofoam under the seats really functional?

FYI. I went to the currency exchange to transfer the trailer title on the boat I just bought. Boat trailer transactions now have to be done at the DMV. The girl at the currency exchange didn't have an answer as to why.

Split the cost with him to have a mechanic give it the once over

Says the guy whos username is Bird...Just sayin'

They should have built it off thr Expedition platform as a limited or special edition

I'm good like that. I bought the Bronco for her birthday one year. It was a stripped down model that was 5 years old with 15,000 miles on it. I paid 4 grand. If that truck was still around today and in good condition, it would be worth double that. I've seen a couple of the new Bronco's driving around. Not impressed at all.

That's union pipefitter scale in Chicago

Last Ford truck I owned was an 84 Bronco with a 351. Ex-wife got that in the divorce.

I have. Just about to turn 50K trouble free miles. More than I can say about the Tundra I had prior to this and more than I can say about my son's 2018 F150 Ecoboost.

How do you like the "Godzilla" motor? I've got the 6.2 gasser in my 2017. Don't know that I'd need more but the dyno results on the 7.3 are impressive.

Goes both ways?

Show a little bit of leg and you might be surprised. If it makes you feel any better, there are people in the skilled trades making $50 an hour that couldn't find their browneye with both hands.

Minn Kota has bow mount tillers steers. Not cheap but they're available

Show off I've got some gear from the 50's and 60's that I got from relatives. It just sits. I've got pre Browning Silaflex rods that belonged to my grandfather and a custom bamboo salmon rod that I need to get restored. The wood lures I have are beat up beyond recognition. I keep telling myself I'm going to add these to my trophy wall but I haven't got around to it.

Heck of a season starter.

I get those texts all the time. I just don't open them.

There are recipes all over YouTube. I did roughly 1lb each Bacon, kielbasa, pork tenderloin, beef(bought a package of what is called taco meat), and chorizo. 3 Roma tomatoes, 1 jalapeño pepper, 6 Serrano peppers, 4 green onions, 1 small white onion, 4 cloves minced garlic, cilantro, cheese, and some Mexican meat seasoning. Cook in this order. Bacon, kielbasa, pork(add seasoning), beef(add seasoning), chorizo, peppers and tomatoes, onions and cilantro, and lastly some chihuahua cheese.

Came with oars and a trolling motor. I have a 15hp Evinrude as well.

Riesling is a decent summer wine