For fish-eating birds, it truly is a Harvest Festival at Wildwood, with a huge Carp die-off that has provided an all-day buffet for those interested. Among the thousands of gulls taking part were also 5 juvenile Bald Eagles and an est. 175 Turkey Vultures. Cheers, James Holdsworth, Biological Consulting Services 226-228-1428, jmholdsworth@rogers.com

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HM | "I wish to die peacefully in my sleep at sea 50 35.5 N | like my grandfather did, not screaming and 127 05.4 W | in terror like his crew ..." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Your engines will never die OR wear out due to your oil. 2. If you change this oil at 500 hours (which would be way early), it's a once-a-year deal for almost everyone on this List. Anyone can drain oil once a year...and dispose of it properly. Re-read Jerry Munson's post about this..first class. 3.

. > > Old sail boaters never die........they just lose the wind in their sails. > > > tempus fugit > Patrick >

No question a same weight lay up of "better" construction will be a tiny bit stiffer , and might not flex as much , but the same hassles occur , flex and die. This is the reason old "racing" sailboats get scrapped , they flex when pressed hard , for a while , then the hull fails.

To start the engine when cold, now I have to give it some throttle so it won't die. Once it has run for a few minutes then, a consistent up-and-down variation in rpm occurs when bellow 900 rpms. The problem goes away at about 1000 rpm or gets somewhat reduced when I put the engine in gear.

The south bay has no fuel docks as that is where boats go to die, >most being slip-huggers. The barge carries 10,000 gallons of diesel and >gasoline, charges more than the fuel docks charge, and does not have to pay a >percentage of sales to the port authority as do the private fuel dock >operators.

Ancor sells a crimp tool which has an adjustable die and a single round nosed pin impression. This is my preference since it does allow yo uto adjust for a mismatch of lugs and wires. Another solution is to add extra strands to fil the space inside the crimp barrel befoer crimping down.

. > > > Keith > __ > Live your life so that when you die, the preacher will not have to > tell lies > at your funeral. > _______________________________________________ > http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/trawlers-and-trawlering > > To unsubscribe send email to > trawlers-and-trawlering-request@lists.samurai.com with the word > UNSUBSCRIBE and nothing

I keep thinking this 15" will die and I can upgrade to a larger screen, but it still works super after 5 years...so I guess I will hang in there with it. Bob Clinkenbeard 24' custom trailer trawler http://home.bellsouth.net/p/PWP-aboardbobbinalong > Type 170mp on your browser. Or 150mp for a 15" monitor. It's made by > Samsung.