Recent content by Mark W

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Only issue with what I use it is a magnetic base. My mud motor gas tank is steel so I mount it there

I hear you. Whenever I get to a landing I have to load up the boat, undue the tiedowns. put the mud motor into place, start it up before launching etc... I am always around the back of the boat and it just becomes routine. I also use that light when unloadin in the dark and bring it with me...

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I just saw this and was going to post it knowing how many fokks here will be rushing out to buy one. Wonder if spinning wings could be added so only one toy needed to be brought along. Wonder what it is going to cost.

I found this to be an acceptable answer to back up lights. I like that is has 2300 Lumens, 3 power settings, a magntic base so I can move it around (can take it in the boat with me and it works great for Ice Fishing as well Dave), is rechargeable, can alter where you want the light to shine...

I always have, and always will pass along this site. Was out on opener a few years back staying at a place that housed a few hunters. Was talking around the campfire one evening and someone starts talking about a duck hunting forum he really enjoyed. The more he talked, I knew it had to be...

I'd be curious and might learn a thing or two. I've been a member for a very long time. I have changed my hunting style for sure and your excellent site has changed as well. I don't actively visit any other site unless I have a question that I think might be a better place to ask the...

Why not create a poll for this site and ask how many members have repaired or built a duckboat? Or even specify a wooden boat?

I agree with something you said here (well more than one but one in particular). I don't believe there are as many folks building wooden duckboats anymore. I also think (no proof at all) there arent as many folks rebuilding old wooden duck boats.. Once again, another opinion. Many people...

Back when I worked in the Marine Division for 3M, went on more than one customer call who had issues with 5200. I remember one in particular who was trying to biond several layers of marine plywood together using 5200 to make a sturdy transom board. Right after adhering the pieces together, he...

Do you allow sufficient time for the 5200 to cure? It is a moisture curing urethane that cures from moisture in the air. Some even spray water onto it to speed up curing. Have you considered using the fast cure version of the 5200? Never have to worry about the sealant being fully cured. Mark