faulked

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/20-inch-Black-kids-bike-/330731893639?pt=AU_Sport_Cycling_Bikes&hash=item4d01283387

this seems a little sizeist

Duct tape and zip ties :laugh:

Plug spanner

Screw drivers :

_large, medium and small flat

_medium and small phillips

Long nose pliers

Normal pliers

Multi Grips/Vice grips

WD40 or similar

Electrical tape

Rag/s

Sikaflex

Duct tape

Zip ties

Spare sheer pin

Spare plugs

Spare bulbs

Spare fuses

Cord (spare) to pull start motor

Optional

Razor blade (for wrists)

Friend with mechanical knowledge

im surprised thats all you carry with the forces record

but ill add a spare prop as ive pinged the odd blade of playin in the shallows

iff you have a spare engine as back up use it regually

try listerine it works a treat in the adds

for your sake i hope you catch some fish to placate the she beast i didnt and we have the kid now there was just a 5 yr gap between rods .at least i have a new fishing buddie when she not playing bloody bratz

if you would like the loan of a car battery for a couple of trips i can probably help you out you might find it does what you need and is substantially cheaper for my big glass boat i just use a car battery as its only used for manouvering on drifts and th odd short troll but on my tinny which is purely electric it runs on a pile of old 6v cells linked up these way a tonne but run forever

jason

i guess the easy answer is itll last till it runs out and that really wont affect you any way as you can still get home on you main motor

if you want to buy a package from a dealer be prepared to be bored

however if youre asking to put a v8 into a tinny then transom ratings are completly irellevant itll come down to picking a hull thatll give some stabillity at high speed and working out a mount system for a drive either jet propshaft or leg id go for a jet meself getting someone to knock it up get a gestimate on hp pay reg for length of boat vs hp maybe pay 70 bucks for an engineers certificate, then go and kill yourself some place scenic after letting as many afo's know first of course so they can bring cameras .

i had a tuned 65 on the back of my 14ft quintrex and it was very quick it could pull a knee boarder out the water with 8 people in the boat and would chase down the old jetskis in flat water in the bay it was a bit of a handfull but still good fun

jason

the early worm catches the fish hey:)

shortie wrote:

Maxi

Mine is bigger than yours.

[img size=150]http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a13/rla72/worlds_biggest_dog2.jpg

buger me i thought horses cost to much to feed what does that eat passing cars

what a beautifully put together article kudos guys .

one thing how much tension would you sugest putting on the castlated nut when tightening up being it is very easy to apply to much presure when tightening my old man taught me about one and a half to two fingers off pull if that makes sense.

i had no idea how old they really were im just not tacking any any more unless theyre bleeders:(

DID YOU KNOW: It can take up to NINE YEARS* for black bream to reach the minimum legal size of 26cm, another very good reason to return all undersize or unwanted bream safely to the water. Bream may live as long as 20 years and approximate growth rates* are:

1 year - 9cm

2 years - 14cm

3 years - 18cm

4 years - 21cm

5 years - 22cm

6 years - 23cm

7 years - 24cm

8 years - 25cm

26cm - Minimum Legal Size

9 years - 26cm

10 years - 30.5cm

12 years - 33cm

16 years - 36.5cm

20 years - 38.75cm

*Data from studies carried out by the Central Ageing Facility at the Marine and Freshwater Resources Institute, Queenscliff.

Post edited by: faulked, at: 2007/06/06 07:29