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I put a rocket-pack up my butt and now I can LEAP over stuff I used to have to walk around...:sand:

WHAATT???? LOL,LOLL

Didn't want this one to get away
 

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http://www.wellcraftv20.com/communit...cons/icon1.gif How to hang your nuts.....
Jejejejeje,

Got you !!!

Well, here is a little trick for those hard to mount/reach ( hidden ) nuts. See photo.

This are 7/16, 1/4"-20 SS nuts, mounted on a 3/16"-thick piece of starboard. The holes for the nuts are 1/2", and the nuts are driven into the holes with a light hammer.
I used this trick to mount the antennas.
Hope it helps someone someday.
JT
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Make the habit of radio-checking your VHF, and use it.
Father God is too busy to come down to help you himself, He sends His Angels. They have no wings, They are just your true friends.

I have a friend that uses his camper only a couple of times a year and he swears that putting regular roofing tar paper (felt paper) between the tires and the ground keeps ants out. Around here we have lots of ants and I seen lots of boats with ants in them.

At fish camps they put the legs of the cricket cage in buckets of water to stop the ants from getting to the crickets.
Heard about the same thing with the power cable and water connection to the camper to stop them from comming aboard.

Can't remember when you changed the water seperator??
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I also do the same thing with the oil filter on the autos but put the mileage.

Who needs to buy one of those fuel catchers with suction cups,
not me, I made my own.
A plastic milk jug (pint size or quart), cut a keyhole for the overflow
and vwala:

I just spill it on the ground!!

Somebody is going to call the EPA or the DEP...



I got tired of the dirty looks from the gas attendants at the filling docks.