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now back to our regular schedule program……

Guess that’s where I learned to do that. KISS

Keep it simple. Drill a couple of small holes on both sides in the lowest part of the hull in the rear. Get a couple of stainless screws and screw them in. When you get done with your ride remove and the let ski drain on the way home. Keep it simple

Sandpaper.. Seriously, l use a small belt sander (10” belt) first to get a shape. Then wrap or glue some 80 grit to a small paint stick. Doesn’t have to be perfect, the turf will take the small lumps and bumps out.

@TOBY

l don’t think the two gentlemen involved give a crap about reservations that were made previously to the date change. l definitely understand why the change had to be made, and it needed to be addressed this year. The whole atmosphere and feeling that WAS the Daytona Freeride has been lost. Too...

Quit your belly aching! be glad it wasn’t a lump of coal

Now l need a power tool organizer

Well crap Tennessee..

l hope the Vols stomp OSU butts tonight

Been wanting a Milwaukee battery heat gun for some time. Tried an off brand off of amazon and sent it back for low performance. But hesitant without trying one first. Had my chance yesterday and l was kind of let down by it’s performance. It doesn’t really blow :oops: that hard. l already had...

Funny thing is, this has been debated since the 60’s. With the same promise and result

l will consider this helping the sport grow. Just bought this Predator a few weeks ago from another member.

Your garage setup is nice

And if it’s been wet for some time, it has that rotten smell to it. And it in your face the entire time you clean it out. lol

Yes, always sand down the entire area. Also, sand the whole tray, so you won’t have to do it later. Having said that, l also like to cover up any area you don’t want epoxy and then have to re-sand later. Masking tape and a couple layers of newspaper for that. Thickened epoxy as Rosie mentioned...

Still “hip to be square “ lol

3k for and old square:rolleyes: seriously

Jalapeños ain’t no fun either..

Went to Home Depot today and found that if you bought two batteries and a charger from Milwaukee, you would get a choice of tools for free. Cost was $199 for the charger and battery’s. I ended up with a jigsaw that I really needed. Excited to try it out.