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Anybody have any input on these Rickshaw motors? Bought a new little Four Rivers I'm wanting to put it on? Thanks Todd

I say 1/2'' Baltic Birch plywood. It has lots of thin plys. Witch equals lot of strength. Also easy to work with. Go to your local cabinet shop, they will have sidefall from building drawers that should just be about perfect size for what you need.

I worked in a cabinet mill for almost 10 years, and we had nothing but porter cable belt sanders. I put some serious hours them tools and in ten years i think I wore only one out. The sanding stick works great. A couple of other tricks are you can use an old shoe/sneaker with a rubber sole in...

My wife and I took her new lense out the other day, and when we got back I noticed an unidenified bird. He was with a small group of bluebills in central IA. Any Ideas? Not a bad day, we saw 9 different species in about 3 hours, in a couple of different spots. He's the one on the right. Not...

Well I've been pulling my hair out for about 6 hours off and on. How does a guy upload higher quality pics? I like to consider myself a little computer savy, but sometimes I wonder??? Anyway there is a member on here (I cant remember his name) but he was doing some taxidermy work, and also...

Great story, and a dedicated, faithful partner. What more can a man ask for? Glad to hear the happy ending. I always hate to see a new thread posted under Tribute, but this one had a different conclusion than most. Pat Congats on such good buddy (Ace) and get well

Dont know what paticular u joint the machine has, but can you loosen the set screws where the shaft goes into the u joint then grab onto the shaft with something like a nut on it . Pull it out of the u joint 1/4'' or so just enough to take the presure off the nut. Just another idea???

Couldnt you stick something ie; wrench or extention in the u joint up by the motor, to keep the shaft from spining. Then just take the nut off.

Thanks for the input Dave. I thought I'd get more feedback on that thread. I'm grassin my new canvasback now. I'll have to get some pics loaded & show off my new baby.

Yes boat is still available.

You might be able to put an inline fuse on the hot. Just an idea. I just know my luck and the first time I went out, my gun would slide over them and i'd have a burn down the side of it. Todd

You'll have to make sure your gun or push pole or anything doesnt come into contact with your charging lugs, or you might see sparks. I was going to do mine the same way but ended up using a female plug then I took the male side of the plug put whip on it and clip the charger there. Boat looks...

This may be a stupid question but i'll ask anway. Why do most guys who hunt these small bbsb, layout/sneak boats, build their blind on the bow end of the boat? I just thought the motor could get into view and shot sometimes. Is it because you already have a spray dodger on to give a start to a...

Try internet searching gundlach carpet cart. We've used them on jobsites before, and I always thought they'd be good for that. Just an idea.

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I'd be careful with muratic acid, or any acid for that matter. The bricklayers use these acids on jobsites to clean the mortar and grout of their walls when they are done and some times they eat the top right off our new concrete. I'm sure the older the concrete the harder the cure. Wet down any...

I just bought the same seasense 4'' 6 led that toller use to use according to his website. For like 7-8 dollars a peice from iboats.com

Guys you'll have to fill me in on this midwest dhbp event?

Bump. I'm going up to MN for the Anoka Game Fair, and was going to bring this with me. If anyone is interested.

Are they coming to Des Moines next? Havent heard anything about a waterfowl expo here?