fishinwrench

Just for the record, and I don't mean to brag or anything, but I possess the skills necessary to guide an uncooperative wife into a boat purchase 98% of the time.

Ok yeah, but if the cost of building a compound exceeds the cost of a fridge full of vegetables from the farmers market....... then I'm missing the point of all of this.

If you don't find it then it isn't a big deal to just run a single wire from the motor to the guage.

Do you have a control box ignition switch, or is the ignition switch mounted on the console ? If it's a control box then there is a plug (amphenol connector) that requires a harness for tach/trim/voltmeter. If it is a flush mount control with keyswitch mounted on the console then follow the ignition switch wires down to the engine harness and you should find the brown/wht. wire. If not then split the harness open..... it's in there. The wire(s) to the alarm should be purple (not brown), but they sometimes look brown when your under the console without a flashlight.

The problem is freezer space. I can only eat so much deer meat in a years time. We have a serious overpopulation of does here.

Tell them to go Facebook Live. I'll drink my own beer.

I ain't going. Whatever it is.

The wife can't even keep hostas because of the deer, veggies don't stand a chance. We honestly have about 40 too many deer in this immediate area, it's rediculous.

Yeah, WAY DOWN, to the point that I can't even be a spectator. Much less keep score.

He feeds her fresh carp all the time! Get off his case !

Could one of you gardeners produce a QP of heirloom old school Colombian gold ? I simply can't handle this cronic trip weed that everybody is into these days.

No it is a crankcase air pressure line. Pulses of air pressurize the reservoir tank and force oil up to the engine mounted reservoir. The one with the blue stripe is the oil line. No offense but it doesn't sound like you are qualified for this job. You'll blow the powerhead if you don't do this correctly.

Maybe Johnny will buy it.

Yes. There is a purge procedure. You have to get all the air out.

It's just 1/4" ID fuel hose. Buy it at O'Reilly's and tie strap it together.

If your wife left after you bought a boat then she was fixin' to leave anyway. You can blame it on the boat if it makes you feel better about yourself, I guess. Mine has more money tied up in Tupperware, shoes, and LuLaroe leggings than I have tied up in boats. A boat in the yard is as good as money in the bank. The crap that she blows money on is like throwing Benjamin's into a bonfire.

A little tough she says

Figured I'd pop one before the season ends. My youngest has never had squirrel so tonight is her night. She chose Squirrel over meatloaf.

I don't know, and I'm not asking. All I know is that I was back there poking around for some streamer hackle and my foot started sliding. I look down and I'm standing on this speckled purple floor mat, then I notice the price tag I picked it up and leaned it gently against the wall, and the next time I went in there it was back out in the middle of the floor again. It became a running joke and now everytime I go in there I check on it. I love a flyshop with character, and Reading's with it's perpetual state of ongoing construction is loaded with it. It's like the Winchester mansion. I like to imagine little Gremlins crawling out from under rocks in the wee hours of the night, moving stones around and mixing up little teacup sized wheelbarrows full of concrete. The fact that nothing will ever get completed in our lifetime is heart warming. There's no blueprint to any of it, it is all a dream from another dimension.

I sent you an email. Not sure what's up with the PM's.

I ain't claiming that woman of his, she's meaner than a snake !

A quote from Winston Churchill comes to mind

Someday a commercial salmon fly tyer from Nova Scotia is gonna stop in there and Jew him down to 210.14

Did you look under the 345.00 purple guinea hide that has been kicked around on the floor for 16 years ?

I sold him a 1/2 truckload of old antique outboards once, he had quite an interest in them, and knew more about the history of them than I did. I wanted to talk trout fishing and all he wanted to talk about were those old water blenders. He was a super friendly guy, he'll be missed for sure.