///M5

Digging out all the chit for the boat sucks too. I hate stacks of rubbermaid tubs.

Truck stereo swap: Look for removal tool for Pioneer -- 10 min Digging through boxes for stock headunit -- 5 min Look for a small allen wrench to remove remote -- 3 min Yanking it out and putting the stock back -- 30 seconds Jeez, why does everything have to seem backwards

*checks in*

*goes back to work on boat and removing CD player from old truck*

Jeez, I leave to wash the truck and UPS comes. Hopefully I will have some pictures later!

Should have sold it to them a few years ago

I wish, Dutch Elm Disease ftl however. They have to destroy it.

Thanks.

I forgot about hot glue, super glue loosened on me when I applied resin but imagine that the hot glue would be much more immune to this. Go Ramos!

See ya guys later.

Then will put the tackle and such into ye olde hole in the water, only this time instead of money I can throw in the fishing gear.

Chit, on that note I am outta here. I am going to wash the beast and take some pictures.

Hope they take credit cards, otherwise I really have to sell my truck.

Pucking $2800!!! Aargh.

Non-self bailing boat ftl.

I guess unless you have a Boston Whaler, you need a plug.

With both bilges running, and the non-existent plug out she took a good 45 minutes to drain. Holy chit that was a lot of water.

Quickly putted back to the launch and yanked her out.

No wonder she won't plane.

Oh, yeah about 1000 gallons of water.

Thought, hmmm not good. Opened the bilge up.

Then jumped to life, hit the powerband, and wouldn't plane the boat.

Floored her. She growned and spit out the stabilizer from the year before, coughing and sputtering some smoke.

Thought we'd try the other side of the lake.

Good water pressure, no problems with leaks.