Brand new mid hp motor?

[bradford]

Congrats Ridge!!! Sounds great!

[RidgeRunner]

Thanks for the support. Still haven't tore into the gauge situation. I popped the lid to make sure the terminators were in place. I have a harness that is all ty-wrapped under dash I guess I will start there. Plug and play? Sounds like a good idea to me, what caliber shall I use?

[RidgeRunner]

On a positive note I got some fence built between me and the neighbor with the 10 month old American Bulldog (read climber). It took most of the day Sunday but we knocked it out. 4x6x10' post with 2x4x16' rails and 5/4x6 Premium RED for the picketts. Heck of a heavy booger anyhow. If the dog scales this one we will need to rethink fence building.

[THEFERMANATOR]

Originally Posted by RidgeRunner

On a positive note I got some fence built between me and the neighbor with the 10 month old American Bulldog (read climber). It took most of the day Sunday but we knocked it out. 4x6x10' post with 2x4x16' rails and 5/4x6 Premium RED for the picketts. Heck of a heavy booger anyhow. If the dog scales this one we will need to rethink fence building.

Nope, go to tractor supply and get you an electric fence charger. Run a strand across the top and I bet it will change his mind.

[RidgeRunner]

I have a couple of those from my previous dog. He started chewing on the transducer after he ate the harness for the lights (consumed it too). What an animal. Had to string the hot wire around the boat and it parked in the yard..
Here comes the blonde in me- There is a simple procedure for plug and play Smartcraft Monitors and gauges. First couple pages into the manual it says MASTER RESET- Pure Magic after that ... The gauge must have been previously powered up and it was confused as to who its new master IS. So I put 1.2 hours on it.. Composure, I think it is done gents...
Next is a small bathroom remodel then I can go use this baby and redouble my focus on redfish and trout.

[spareparts]

my neighbor, growing up, had an issue with his other neighbors bull dog, the dog kept peeing on his flowers(his flower garden was his wifes hobby). The dog kept killing his flowers by peeing on them or digging them. One day he took a metal trash can lid and set it down between the flowers, he hooked a long jumper wire from the trash can lid to the coil wire on his lawn mower. He hid around the corner and waited till he herd pee hitting the trash can lid, once he heard it, he pulled on the rope start for the pawn mower. Needless to say, the dog never came back in his yard. You could see that dog just stare at him from his yard, but he never came back in that yard again

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by spareparts

my neighbor, growing up, had an issue with his other neighbors bull dog, the dog kept peeing on his flowers(his flower garden was his wifes hobby). The dog kept killing his flowers by peeing on them or digging them. One day he took a metal trash can lid and set it down between the flowers, he hooked a long jumper wire from the trash can lid to the coil wire on his lawn mower. He hid around the corner and waited till he herd pee hitting the trash can lid, once he heard it, he pulled on the rope start for the pawn mower. Needless to say, the dog never came back in his yard. You could see that dog just stare at him from his yard, but he never came back in that yard again

LOL

[THEFERMANATOR]

Originally Posted by spareparts

my neighbor, growing up, had an issue with his other neighbors bull dog, the dog kept peeing on his flowers(his flower garden was his wifes hobby). The dog kept killing his flowers by peeing on them or digging them. One day he took a metal trash can lid and set it down between the flowers, he hooked a long jumper wire from the trash can lid to the coil wire on his lawn mower. He hid around the corner and waited till he herd pee hitting the trash can lid, once he heard it, he pulled on the rope start for the pawn mower. Needless to say, the dog never came back in his yard. You could see that dog just stare at him from his yard, but he never came back in that yard again

He needed a model T FORD ignition coil. No pull starting needed, just hook it to 12 volts and she buzzes away.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATZAH70CJjY