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I Have from there, except it isnt really a demo, you buy it from them and then they will take it back and give you a full refund as long as it comes back in good shape. Ive had Dyna work a prop for me before that turned out good too. I also have demoed from John Hot props, he gave me 3 props and told me to try them all and didnt even want my name lol. I made sure he took down my name and number just for piece of mind . He is a good guy. Ive only ruined one prop in my life and it happened to be one i was demoing from him. I brought it back with the $200 it was going to cost and he said he could fix it for $50 and would only accept that

Ive used these and the little wires break off way to easy,

Ive used the Garmin troller on a buddies boat and it is excellent, Garmin side imaging is great at the helm, i assume their 2d is great to but when you get livescope you wont use anything on the graph except livescope up on the bow

I have a 19 ft boat and 24V is 70lb has been plenty for me, 8 hour tournament days and it has lots of charge left Lowrance, Garmin, Humminbird, they are all good, I have had all three and now i run the Garmin, they are just quite a ways ahead of the competition Ellis Battery sells Powermania charges, they are not cheap but they are awesome. Lot of charges will not charge a battery if the volts drop to low, the Powermania will bring them back from totally dead No Advice on Tires, im in the market myself

I fished the Kimberling area yesterday, it wasnt bad until about 11 and then it was the busiest i have ever seen TR. Caught plenty of fish until about 11 and then they got lock jaw. Parties on the end of every dock and more boats out than ever. IT was a zoo.

Awesome!!!!!!!! This is an amazing place to live

Its pretty easy to find tracker a couple years old in real good shape for way less than they cost new. Used Lowes are a little harder to come by. i had a Tracker 175 TXW and it was a great boat as long as its just two people. It was pretty light weight, i towed it with a 2 door under powered wrangler for years. Mine rode great for an aluminum, that hull design cuts through waves very well. Not sure what the tongue weight was but i could lift it off the hitch without a whole lot of effort. Mine was pretty rear heavy though

Spatchcock chicken was excellent, Brined the whole chicken for 48 hours, seasoned it up with a rub, cut the backbone out and cant wait to do it again. 300-325 for about 2 hours

I went with the Pit Boss 700 classic

Anyone cook with a pellet grill, i got one a couple weeks ago and absolutely love it. Ive always been a charcoal guy but this thing just does everything better. Already went through 40lbs of pellets. I fire it up almost everyday

Thanks wrench, i know its impossible to diagnose over the internet, im taking it back Monday, if they fail again im bringing it to you. I would have to begin with if it wasnt so far i

I cant repeat the problem on muffs or the place that worked on it has a pond they back into, it only becomes a problem later in the day. IT starts perfect in the morning and from spot to spot fires right up, always in the afternoon when it happens

I tried and cant see anything through that hole its like 2.5 inches. The sender is in the middle and the pick up hose is way over on the starboard side. sender hole and pick up hole are 2 feet apart. It definitely will siphon freely, i drained a gallon out down by the lower unit..

Do any parts look like they are missing from that fuel pump? I took it took a shop near me because i keep having the same issue and, the mechanic very arrogantly asked who had been in there working on it because it was missing parts. I have been the only one, and i was hoping i made a simple mistake and it would be good. He put another new diaphragm kit in it, not the brand new mercury kit I told him was in the glove box. Went to the lake the next day and guess what....same exact problems, nothing has changed. Im just a little confused, If i left parts out would it have ran 20 miles with no problems the day after i rebuilt it? I think it may be something with my pick up tube in the tank. But i can only get it so far out and the filter or whatever is on the end wont fit through the hole. Its a flexible hose so how do i know its ever actually sitting on the bottom

You can, it is a horrible launch though, prepare to get wet if your alone, its very shallow and when it gets rough out the waves pound the hell out of it

Ive been using a Fenwick HMG 6'6" the last few years and they have worked great for me

I had a 2008 60hp merc 4 stroke and had a battery go bad on me on the lake, i could run 33mph and as the battery took its turn it started running slower and slower, im guess cuz the electronic fuel pump as running slower and slower. I was about 10 miles from the ramp and when i got back i was only running at idle. Put in a new battery and i was golden

I got a Chinese reel for $16 a few months before the virus. ITs called a YOLO and thats all i know but it is an amazing little reel, casts a mile. Not sure if it will hold up, but ill give it hell this year and find out. Besides the Tatula, the LFS and BB1's are at the top of my list. I did buy a 13 fishing $100 reel and it just flat sucks.

Daiwa Tatula, Im slowly thinnning out my herd of Lews stuff for all Tatulas

I saw shad spawning like crazy yesterday morning around boat docks and some right on the bank in the backs of creeks

Its amazing how many i catch on a 5 inch spoon in the middle of summer

Ive ran a 93sv, livescope, 1198 bird, livewell continuous, and a radio most the time and never had a house battery go down on me. if i ever have that issue ill just turn a couple things off. I just use a Fish Hunter 27 from Ellis. Get a new one every couple years regardless how it tests

I saw you today, i was in the Pro Craft that didnt want to start, then i fired it up and i tried to haul out and get to the ramp. Left the troller down like an idiot in a hurry and got a good splash. Made it back and talked to wrench a little bit, i think i may have it figured out I caught a good smallmouth on the dock next to the one with the crappie structure

IT takes a few trips to dial it in especially if its mounted on the troller. Most the those videos online are mounted on a pole with absolutely no wind, I dont get to caught up in seeing my jig or bait, more about scanning finding brush, stick ups, and schools of shad to throw to

Here is a pic with live scope of one of those crappie structures people hang off their dock i took today in Schooner creek