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Looking to do a guided hunt around the 2nd week of December with my son in the following states. TX, OK, KS, or MO. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks John

I would use a stainless bolt and a lock nut. I have the same push pole and that's what I did. Where did you find that style of push pole head?

Wasn?t Rocky Point an amusement park in Warwick Rhode Island?

And I thought NJ was bad

This is what I use for my E-Tec 25 weighs about 24lbs.

Finally had a good afternoon

I converted over my E-Tec 25 to an electric start too about 3 years ago. I have yet to put a charger to my battery. The motor should have a magneto system that should charge the battery while the motor is running. One thing that helped was I changed over all my lights to LED so they draw less...

Right there with you Rob. I too live in NJ. The wife and I just went riding thru SD, WY, MT, and MN about 3 weeks ago. Looking for the same for when I retire. I told her somewhere out there is where I want the EOL( end of life) to be. Just not in NJ. Besides, most roads are 80mph!!!. I believe...

When installing them be sure to use a torque wrench so that way you will never have to worry about one coming loose. Been doing them like that for 30+ years. Use either timken or sks bearings

SBE III

I live in south jersey and happen to work for one of those companies that have been labeled as "essential" I wind up traveling all over the northeast staying for a week at a time in all different hotels. I used to go out and eat everyday but since this has all happened, I bring food from home...

I had a DT25 on the back of my boat. It was a 94 I think. It was a little heavy for it being a 3cyl but boy you could hear it from miles away. Sounded like an old RM250 running wide open in a meadow.

Try using a little heat. Get it warm enough then spray WD40 where the shaft comes thru. That will help it loosen up some. Used to do that with brake lines that would not come. Keep the pressure on it with the puller on it

You could get away with a cordless impact. I have a snap on 3/8 18v cordless and use it every day. I use it on everything form exhaust manifolds, turbos, alternators on class 8 vehicles

Black duck Raritan Bay South Amboy NJ 14 years old with my trusty BPS pump

Congrats on your first goose. Here in NJ we are over run with them.

I made a motor cover for mine out of the synthetic grass. I made it bushy enough to help fill the void

Ed These are the dimensions on mine. I have had mine since new built back in 2012 Overall length...12'6" Cockpit length...74 1/2 inches Cock pit width front...29 inches Cock pit width rear right before motor well...33 1/2 Cock pit height front...17 1/2 Cock pit height rear right before motor...

I use one every time I trailer my Roy boat

With the way our waters are he might move on with that special "Glow" to him..