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Nautolex marine vinyl flooring. Look of carpet all the advantages of vinyl. Used it on my sylvan. Great stuff. http://www.defender.com/product3.jsp?path=-1%7C2276179%7C2276198%7C2276202&id=23612

Lenco Lumber carries marine grade plywood. Coat that stuff in two part marine epoxy and it will outlast all of us.

What is the shaft length?

From what I understand about seafoam is it burns really hot. Which is similar to ethanol. That doesn't sound like a good recipe for a two stroke if you run seafoam and ethanol fuel. However after writing this I will fact check myself. I heard a story about ethanol fuel from a mechanic at a BMW dealer a few years ago. I guess BMW was having problems with new cars popping motors in this area. So the sent a team up to investigate. As the story goes they tested gas from many different stations and found that all had ethanol levels of 25-30 percent by volume. Ethanol and gasoline are slightly different densities and will separate as a result. Best to get your gas at a volume retailer instead of the smaller stations I guess. After having bad ethanol has a few years back, that delaminates my fuel lines and almost cost me an outboard and a big toe bill. I will only run non ethanol from a dedicated pump. Not worth the risk. Especially on older equipment not designed for the ethanol fuel.

Set up some trail cameras. No infrastructure to setup, cheap, and effective. Setup for a five pic series and you will have had quality pics to show to the DA for prosecution. Also there is no streaming video to egress which uses a ton of data or requires a recorder. JMTC.

PowerPro. Amazon.com was the best price I found.

Ok. That's abit to far for me. I use these reels on my downrigger rods and they work great. Would also make a good lead core real for someone. Best of luck with the sale.

Where are you located good sir?

I used gluvit in my sylvan. I just used a kerosene heater to keep the garage at temp for a weekend. I then poured my foam. Hull was dry, dry , dry after that. I did replace some rivets as well. If I had to do it again I would use painters plastic under the foam by hat way I wouldn't seep where you don't want it and theoretically you could remove it if you ever had to.

A army buddy of mine is stationed at JBER. I am planning to head out there in September to hunt caribou with him. Any advice that will help us be successful would be great. He is of course gathering resident info etc. our plan is to drive north from anchorage to locate the heard then stalk in for a shot. Anyone tried a Alaska hunt before? Any advice? Or words of wisdom?

Nice to meet you today. Good luck with the chatter stix, hope they catch you a monster.