Be aware that 5200 is quite liquidy (it’ll drip) and takes quite a while to cure. Mask of anywhere it might get. Agree that it’s the right stuff for the job, though.

Riverrat wrote:

Remind your DMV worker that your putting a lien on the trailer, its easy to forget.

Lol, yes! I didn’t do this, and it cost me another trip to the DMV.

bigcrappie wrote:

…no title on boat trailers only the boat.

That’s not true. I have a title for my boat trailer–not sure on the specifics of what has a title and what doesn’t, but mine certainly is titled separately from the boat.

It says “full to top of logo.”

That makes my body hurt just thinking about it.

65K miles on an ATV?

JEREMY wrote:

Last year was my best broccoli year ever even with the deer eating half.

Really? Broccoli is the only thing I’ve grown that deer haven’t eaten!

Mike W wrote:

Copper and gas is just fine around the metro and most of MN from what I know.

I was going to say, my gas lines (inside the house) are all copper, built in the mid-90s.

buckybadger wrote:

Someone here will know more about it, but I’m pretty sure they ended up with a hole cut in their basement floor and some type of venting system installed to the tune of a few grand.

That’s the basics. Cut a hole in the floor, remove a 5-gallon bucket or two of soil, fill with gravel, run a PVC vent pipe, and install a blower. It took less than 2 hours total at our place.

When we sold in 2014, the buyer insisted upon it. At that time, it cost me $1500, which seemed like a complete ripoff for what it entailed.

walleyesforme wrote:

Our realtor told us it wouldn’t be a huge deal if we braced it up and stopped it from getting worse.

Anything for a commission.

gimruis wrote:

I’ve used Prop MD in Plymouth for repair work on aluminum props.

I use Prop MD for my nibral prop fixes, and they come back better than new. I’ve never had them modify a prop, though.

deertracker wrote:

Took in the 44th anniversary of the Padua Pub St. Patrick’s Day parade.

The best part is that it goes down the street, turns around, and comes back.

I’ve been happy with my Rigid.

We have robins year round, but I have definitely seen more lately.

Better put out those hummingbird feeders soon!

suzuki wrote:

Now that its legal…

I was thinking about it, too, but seeds are not cheap!

Those are the ones with human-looking teeth, right? We caught a few in FL a couple of years ago. That big one is a beast!

BigWerm wrote:

I’m usually pretty committed to waiting until Memorial Day to plant, but feel like this year could be a month+ earlier and be alright.

I won’t risk tomatoes and peppers before Memorial Day. My neighbor always pushes the envelope. Some years, he’s fine, other years, he loses everything to frost. I patiently wait. Honestly, mine are never far behind his. I don’t think you gain much by planting early, at least not with peppers and tomatoes.

That’s a beaut!

picklerick wrote:

I’m planning to start my peppers in early April…

You wait that long on peppers? My folks are very avid gardeners, and when I visited 2 weeks ago, Mom was getting ready to start peppers. Tomatoes get started later.

I’ve got seeds for everything else I will plant this spring.

I started out on Fishing Minnesota, where I met “IDA MAN” aka Brian Klawitter.

Jar of Flies is a great album.

Yeah, I was confused by the change, too, but both of our employers forced us to update them, so that forced me to figure it out.

Alice in Chains and Nirvana are two of my all time favorite bands. I like Alice in Chains Unplugged much better.

The peace of mind from the snip is wonderful. Just make sure to do your follow-up confirmation. I have a friend who has had two unsuccessful procedures.

gimruis wrote:

Fleet Farm isn’t quite the same as those other stores mentioned though,

Yeah, I am aware of the differences, but there is a fair amount of overlap, and if I can get it at Menards, I will buy there vs. going to Fleet Farm.

glenn57 wrote:

…for me i go there anyway!

Same for me. I prefer Menards to Home Depot, Lowe’s and Fleet Farm, and I don’t mind sending in the rebates. Heck, I love it when the person in front of me doesn’t grab their receipt so I can send theirs in, too.

My current favorite is a Petzl Actik Core. It is awesome. Rechargeable, and in a pinch, you can throw AAA batteries in, too. I’ve had a lot of good headlamps, but this is the best…so far.

Gerty wrote:

My male GSP got neutered late and still squats to pee 95% of the time.

Both of the males we’ve had were neutered @ 18 months. Generally, they would/do squat when they are peeing but lift their leg when they’re marking. In other words, when they just go out to pee in the yard, they usually squat, but when we are out and about where there are smells of other dogs and interesting things to pee on, they lift their leg.

Our Great Dane frequently peed on his front paws–so much that one of his nicknames was Peepaw. Our Spinone very rarely hits his paws.

deertracker wrote:

Is R Kelly the owner of the dog by chance?

This is in strong contention for post of the year!