So far (still looking) Yamaha only had a problem with their 300 HP HPDI's ....nothing on the 225's..it was mostly corrosion issues (saltwater).Quote:
Originally Posted by old377guy
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So far (still looking) Yamaha only had a problem with their 300 HP HPDI's ....nothing on the 225's..it was mostly corrosion issues (saltwater).Quote:
Originally Posted by old377guy
The family had a Boston Whaler Revenge 22 like this one: Google Image Result for http://continuouswave.com/whaler/cetacea/images/V22Revenge1980a559x298.jpeg handled rough pretty good, on speedo would read 55mph, twin merc 150 black max's. Good little boat, I like Whalers but they are pricey for what you get.
I'll politely disagree.Quote:
Originally Posted by poncho
They are pricey, but it's a good boat.
Mornin Ho's!:seeya:
80% chance of rain....
Hi ho's! Going to hit about 95°. Finally back to normal this time of year weather.
Whaler is a good boat, just expensive, but that's not bad because I just thought about it, they hold value.
Ok ponch, I'll see your 95 and raise you to 120
Thank youQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat
I like the heat if its dry like Arizona. Off to see the Indians for salmon. That's what I want for dinner, whole dang family over again, its either salmon or hot dogs and burgers.
Going back to driving the Cayenne as a daily driver. S500 has zoned temperature controls, driver side and passenger side have separate controls. Even though both are set to max AC, one drivers side vent is blowing max hot air, temp control goes to 90. So half the car is getting full AC and the other is getting max heat. Its not drivable like this in 95 heat.
My house doesn't have AC, most houses don't have it here. Dogs are black they don't like heat. Found fans today that sit about an inch off the floor. Perfect for the dogs, they know have their own personal fans. Both are laying in front of them. These: Honeywell 7-inch Super Tech Force High Performance Fan | Canadian Tire
Seems Legit today made some lights around the house
Who really wants to be a police chief anyway
I like the heat, but I couldn't live without AC.Quote:
Originally Posted by poncho
If I didn't want to move Id put AC in. Next house will have it. Some reason AC isn't popular here, most houses don't have it.
Mornin Ho's !:seeya:
I quit using A/C last year, it never gets over 92 here, and there is usually a breeze off of the Ocean. My allergies are a lot better without it. Electric bill cut in half since then.
My heat pump or the A/C on the first floor is working great; the unit for the second floor needs to be repaired - outside my scope. Got all the drapes pulled upstairs to keep out sun - 120' of glass around three sides of home.
It's raining here in Oregon East.......
Hi Ho's! Our cottage in central Washington State has A/C. Desert environment and gets over 100 this time of year. In Arizona my parents house has a attached guest suite with its own A/C. My brother had it cranked so much he had frost on the windows. The unit was too large for the space.
My place has two AC units as well. One up, one downstairs.
Ds is set at 73 (bedrooms downstairs), up is 76.
It was having a hard time keeping up the other day, was holding at 79-80.
My electric bill is gonna be higher than giraffe nuts...
Ha!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat