Wakinvol
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Looking forward to seeing how the Ozempic works. I'm fat too!Yes I agree. Im going to piece together a kit.
Looking forward to seeing how the Ozempic works. I'm fat too!Yes I agree. Im going to piece together a kit.
How's that Flycraft? Those look pretty cool. I'm just too nervous about hooks and other pointy stuff to feel fully comfortable fishing an inflatable, but that thing looks fun! Also what are the long, front to back bars you have on top of that rack? Great looking setup btw!Well nothing new today, ordered a Banks iDash last week. Should be here Monday or Tuesday. Only other things I have done are leveled it and replaced all badges and emblems with blacked out badges.
Thanks!How's that Flycraft? Those look pretty cool. I'm just too nervous about hooks and other pointy stuff to feel fully comfortable fishing an inflatable, but that thing looks fun! Also what are the long, front to back bars you have on top of that rack? Great looking setup btw!
I did look at the website! And to be honest, I don't even know what a drift boat is! I kayak fish in mostly ponds and small lakes. A lot of places I go don't allow gas motors. Usually they say just "no motors", but I use the electric trolling motor anyway. No wake and no noise doesn't usually draw negative attention. For rod storage, I got the Yakima rod box. Holds 8 fully rigged rods/reels and you can fit more or other things underneath. And it locks. It does take up a lot of real estate on the crossbars though. Good to know the Flycraft isn't a pop risk! Thanks!Thanks!
Do not worry about the Flycraft!!! it is DURABLE!!!!! go to their website! I have a Honda 2.3HP outboard I run on it as well for lakes! they are amazing and sturdy. Easier to row/control than a drift boat. I have the stealth x 2.0, the only regret is I did not get the one size bigger, the "guide" boat.
Black front to back thing is not a bar, it's a river quiver. holds 2 rods another regret, I wish I bought the 4 rod quiver LOL
Looks great. What are the wheels in this setup?For the past several months I was unsure of what tires to go with having the 1.75” RL level. For anyone on this search, the LT 285/70/R18 nitto ridge grapplers which measure at 33.98x11.5 fit. No trimming, no rub, no scrub, clears upper control arm with about a finger width of space. Almost makes me wonder if I could have gone 295/70 without spacers
Like this? It's brighter in person.Thanks. Please take another head on when you next have time during daylight hours.
He wanted this picture. He wanted to see the amber fog lights with the full time amber drls on at the same time.Like this? It's brighter in person.
Hopefully @pinebaron gets around to this. He then is required to post pics with the HD's cab lights included!He wanted this picture. He wanted to see the amber fog lights with the full time amber drls on at the same time.View attachment 33779
I'm not too sure now that I see a 'full frontal' pic; no pun intended.Hopefully @pinebaron gets around to this. He then is required to post pics with the HD's cab lights included!![]()
Hey Travis, I left the scoop off for the winter here in Ohio. I don’t want to take the chance of it becoming a snow scoop if it snows enough for that to happen.Looks great. Did you leave the scoop off on purpose, or just not get a picture of it? I’ve already done the diff cover (you’ll love it) and currently have the transmission pan on order.
Banks sold it as a package along with the Amsoil ULV ATF. Anybody know