Image 1 — Any suggestions for this? The fiberglass is crumbling.
Image 2 — Any suggestions for this? The fiberglass is crumbling.
Image 3 — Any suggestions for this? The fiberglass is crumbling.
Image 4 — Any suggestions for this? The fiberglass is crumbling.
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Any suggestions for this? The fiberglass is crumbling.

Not sure if this is just what happens with this kind of bow stop but I’d really like to not break the boat every time I trailer it.

u/KarlitoTheAquaLlama — 12 days ago
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How we feeling about this overhang? I feel like it’s way too short of a trailer, but it claims to be the right size.

u/KarlitoTheAquaLlama — 1 month ago
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What can I put on my trailer? Boat came with these pieces of wood and I do not like the way the boat sits on it.

u/KarlitoTheAquaLlama — 2 months ago

Am I good? 95 with 4x4 3.0 v6 Manual, splash edition. A little worried about towing. Boat weighs probably 2600-3000lbs with the trailer.

Really confused on all the terms and everything. Seems like I’m ok, but just want to be sure. Anything I should upgrade to put less stress on it?

u/KarlitoTheAquaLlama — 2 months ago

Tire help!

It’s time for me to buy tires which I’ve never done before. In my state I have a lot of trails I can ride that are pretty sandy/dirt/gravel/mud that I really want to ride. Unfortunately most of my riding ends up being more street oriented, because everyone I ride with drives street bikes. I’m still going to do trails tho, what tire do you recommend? If I stick with trail oriented I’m thinking Dunlop 606 or tusk 2track, other options that might be a bit more street would be Dunlop trail Mac/mission. Any opinions?

u/KarlitoTheAquaLlama — 2 months ago

Anyone have any recommendations for leaving potted ones outside year-round in the northeast?

Made the mistake of buying some clay pots, not realizing that they might shatter over winter so any recommendations on pots or how I can have the most success keeping them in pots over winter?

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u/KarlitoTheAquaLlama — 4 months ago

First JM Golden Full Moon. Very pretty tree and colors, can’t wait to see it through the seasons.

It’s turning more red as time goes on.

u/KarlitoTheAquaLlama — 4 months ago

How do you get a look like this? Is it natural or was it shaped?

Found in Japan, also if anyone can tell the variety that would be awesome!

u/KarlitoTheAquaLlama — 5 months ago