Homey the Clown

Currently on my third used motor. Got rid of the first two bc i wanted bigger each time. Never a problem with any of the three. But like previously mentioned, $700 off of the price of a brand new motor, depending on the motor, might not convince me to buy it over a brand new one....

I've gone about 65 in a couple of buddy's boats. That was more than fast enough for me. My lovely flat bottom does a blistering 27 at top speed with me and my gear. I have no complaints about that :lol: Just the other day, my buddy and I made a 9 mile run from the launch to the fishing spot. D...

[quote]Everyone said i didnt need motor title[/quote] this is what LDWF told me. What size motor do you have? Maybe thats the reason?...

[quote]Wife now comes to my house[/quote] Hit it....

I either leave it up, or put both the seat and lid down. I never just put the seat down. In theory, this would stop one from pissing on the seat, as they have to pick the lid up anyway, so they might as well grab the seat, too. ...

One of my best friends lives 4 houses down from me. But I'll be moving this coming weekend. Won't know anyone in our new neighborhood :wah: but I currently work six days a week, so on that seventh day, I don't really want to be around anyone else except maybe my ole lady....

I run my freshwater TM is brackish water all the time. No issues yet. I've only gone in salt water once with it, but I plan to change that soon....

I'm not 100% sure. But I'd imagine once you start getting over like $5000 motors, you'd want to have some type of paperwork....

I have a 16x48 flat bottom. I use a foot control for power, and hand control to steer. I've tried getting the hang of other people's that are completely foot controlled, and I didn't care for it, but I'm sure they are nice once you get used to them....

Everyone here is saying you have to have a bill of sale, but I bought a 2015 Yamaha 25HP last year with cash. Didn't do a bill of sale. Didn't do any paperwork at all. My boat and trailer were brand new, and I have paperwork on them, but I called LDWF and the guy I spoke with said I didn't have t...

[quote] my last two Chevy’s. They burnt almost as much oil between oil changes as the oil change itself. That’s among a few other minor problems.[/quote] Ive come to the conclusion before buying my Chevy, that there are Toyotas that will frick up prematurely, same as there are Chevy, Fords, or Dod...

[quote]RoyalWe[/quote] I had the same issue. frick a Tundra. I love my Silverado. Larger engine, better gas mileage, more feature, less expensive. ...

I had a 2012. It shite the bed at 145k miles. Done. Next challenge....

Drinking some Michelob Ultra and waiting on pizza to be delivered. I should be packing up to move to the new crib, but frick it. ...

[quote]Trump is also a piece of shite as are his supporters.[/quote] Obvious liberal beta pussy....

[quote]Break Out Another Thousand A boat is just a hole in the water into which you pour money.[/quote] I hate when people say this. A boat is just like anything else. if you take care of it, you don't have to constantly dump money into it. ...

[quote]one bass an hour was good[/quote] I guess it depends where you are fishing. I fish a handful of different bodies of water. I may consider one bass an hour a decent trip in one place, but not so good of a trip in another place. A few weeks ago, I went fishing with two buddies and we caug...

So I have a similar question that will not help the OP what so ever, but here it is: I do not use the bed of my truck very much, other than the occasional ice chest, shovel, small tools, and chain, etc. I was considering getting a Pendaliner, which is one of those drop in plastic liners. It is...

Walmart. Like $8 a pair. Its fricking sweatpants, you troll....

Thats just the sunshine reflection, baw....