charliep

I second what Boz said. I replaced my Jeep Grand Cherokee tires years ago with Michelin Cross Terrains. I have over 60K (honest)miles on them and still have plenty of tread on them. I just had to replace the tires on y wife's Highlander and I went with the same tires. 2 things though...they are pricey and that model is discontinued. But, I would not hesitate to go to Michelins again. CHarlie

everybody is sorry when they get caught. different rules in life apparently if you are an athlete. ask tiger...

hey garett! thanks for the heads up. where do you live again? no dog...no boat any more...no guns. hell...why is she with me anyway?

tough game for the pats...again. miami played an excellent game and that kid (henne) shows a lot of poise. the pats have been shut down in the second half for weeks.

i had my last boat in a slip and the rate oat which stuff grew was amazing. i had growth on my lower unit where the paint was off that looked like a green beard. prior to the next season's paint application, i actually had to scrape off barnacles...it amazed me

i had a bunch of issues with e10 with my last boat. i had an older boat with older fuel lines that weren't made for e10. as a result, they began to degrade from the inside and would pinch themselves off under load. bulbs and i didn't get along well either. i also had an issue when i added "fresh" fuel. as i trailered, it would run fine on the muffs in my driveway, but the trailering to the ramp would mix up the fuel in the tank and I would have a tough time getting things started. it was a nightmare. your engine is a lot newer than mine was (1985 johnson 235) and i would think the hoses and lines are up to e10 standards - it should be written on the hoses. charlie

wiley - sounds good. i will try to help. charlie

i sent you an email with some contact info. good luck. charlie

I like #1 as well

hi wiley, thanks for all of the work and a great new site. a am looking forward to learning and enjoying in a positive atmosphere. charlie