New England B.S. Thread

Swift River is nice but we are in NH

 

Oh shoot happy birthday @Blais03

 

Hey thanks guys!

 

Happy Birfday @Blais03

 

Happy birthday Nick @Blais03!

 

If it makes you feel any better, the power plants being offered have been in the Ford line up for years. It’s a new model but the same old parts just with a new body style.

 

Happy Birthday @Blais03

 

X2

 

I’m looking for a rear bumper for my truck . It is silver like the body. Just got my new frame and rims . I have a new steering rack and leaf springs all within 3 years. This leads to my decision to keep it for a couple more years. Any ideas where I can find a bumper?

edit: my new rims

 

It's going to have to because I can barely get her to not pre-order one.



Just hoping they learned how to close a fucking door by now

 

So this Feel free Moken 10.5 kicks ass. If anyone is in the market for a new fishing yak, I give this one a solid nod

My only gripe is I wish the front compartment was water tight. I'm assuming the 11.5 is. Not a big deal to me as my water tight box fits in there.

Also, super comfy seat

 

I have the Moken 12.5, has a water tight hatch up front. Love it so far, can't stand a whole lot to fish at least but the seat is surprisingly comfortable even after 5+ hours in it. How does the 10.5 paddle/track. My wife thinking of getting one of those or an Old Town Sportsman in the near future.

 

It's does fairly well. It almost gets on plane. I like it so far.

 

@Bridge4 little less cargo room than the 4r lol.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CCnAB0vAT9t/?igshid=1nkh06s2u3xr4

 

Maybe the 4 door has a little more? But I think you are right. Looks like just enough for a weekend go bag and some supplies. We can fit a weeks worth of stuff and 5 dogs in the 4r.

 

Clement/Jo Sylvia. Back launch. Road might say "Private" but it's not. Nice, clean deep lake. Good for swimming.

Another good swimming and kayak place is Massasecum.

 

Anyone know any good radon remediation companies near Walpole ma?

 

Sure is - but when I worked at the tuning shop we had cases of it on hand so I used what was free... I used to bleed the brakes on the truck almost every 5k - it has since been about 10k in the last 2 years since I now have a reliable daily.

DOT3 absorbs more moisture since it has a lower boiling point therefore it's suggested for racing application or even off roading that dot4 is used for brake fluid. In addition DOT4 is compatible with DOT3 systems however not the otherway around.

 

I have a battery operated die grinder I used to cut through 1/4" steel to widen up some holes on my pelfrybilt bumper. Worked mint. If you need to borrow it let me know.

https://www.dewalt.com/products/pow...-speed-cordless-die-grinder-tool-only/dcg426b

 

Caught 3 of these guys this weekend right off my dock... Literally right under the dock.... One roughed in at 5lbs. I know nothing about fishing, just got a license, a rod and some black rubber worms.