"Thom Stewart" wrote

We have Automobiles & trucks. We no longer use horse &
buggies or
wagons. We don't need to store hay (as of today) A barn,
with lighting
rod and HEX sign are from a time that has pasted. We don't
really need a
barn, with stalls for live stock


Oh you crazy modern kids!


..

We also have our house wired for electricity even most
GARAGE too


I have lectric in my barn.


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_

No, we know Katy - but some of us are now cashless!
Scout

"katy" wrote in message
...
Scotty wrote:
Around here, we build proper barns.


These are barnless people, Scotty...they just don't know....

Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!
Scout

"Scotty" wrote in message
. ..
Around here, we build proper barns.


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_

"Scout" wrote in message
. ..
Thanks Rob,
and it begins! I'm realizing that I need to carve out a
protected place in
my very wooded yard to winter the boat. I'm spending this
weekend cutting
down 6 trees and a contractor is coming in to cut and
stone a 200 ft lane;
at the end of that lane I'll put this garage tent

http://www.coverquest.com/covers/ins...es/coverit2.ph
p I should
be able to squeeze in my camper, utility trailer, and even
my John Deere
tractor. I know the boat is supposed to be about fun, but
the urge to
protect an investment is primal. I probably should've done
all this before
buying the boat, but I thought I'd still be looking at
this point.
Scout


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

ups.com...

Congrats, Scout! Do send us some pics when you can.



RB
35s5
NY

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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We've done away with the
natld on the wall also.
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Thom, What is a 'natlyd' ?
regards
edgar
"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
We've done away with the
natld on the wall also.
http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ILLDRINKTOTHAT

On Sun, 24 Sep 2006 10:17:20 -0400, "Scotty"
wrote:


"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message
.. .
On Wed, 20 Sep 2006 17:07:51 -0400, "Scout"

wrote:

"Frank Boettcher" wrote in
message
news On 18 Sep 2006 21:55:50 -0700, "Scout"
wrote:

I'm on the road with my new boat, Seaward 26rk. Right
now I'm in South
Carolina and exhausted. Another 600 miles of towing
tomorrow.

Doug, if we are passing close to you I'd like to meet,
show you the
boat. Only thing is I"m on a tight schedule because
work is calling
Give me a yell on the cell if you are near I -95.

ps. she's a beaut!

Scout


Glad it worked out. That's one long way to go to get a
boat.

Frank

You're right Frank!
The Gulf is a beautiful place though, and I'm glad I had
the chance to see
it.

Yep. Too bad you didn't have time to stay and sail the
Islands down
there. My timing is off, will be down there sometime in
Oct., would
have liked to have sailed with you.

And, my truck needed a new challenge though. I got about
9 mpg's pulling the
boat at a steady 60 mph.

Not too bad considering the load and engine size. In
August, I towed
my brother in laws boat from Biloxi to Mexico beach,
partly as a favor
to him, and partly as a test to see what my Dakota is good
for. I
only got 12.2MPG with a 3.9L auto. Also told me that my
Dakota is
maybe marginal for my short list of boats. His boat about
800 lbs.
lighter than I'm thinking and, although well within the
rated towing
capacity, the truck struggled a bit, particularly on
hills.

Don't forget about the other 100s of odd pounds
you'll add with stores.

Scotty

It is conservatively in the total. Battery, Anchor(s), motor, gas
tank, etc. electronics, and assorted other items. With it all, I
would be about 800 lbs. under the truck's rated tow capacity, but
right on the Gross Combined (assuming two passengers). A little too
close, possibly.

Worse case I move forward, truck turns out to be marginal, and I
replace the truck. Not a big deal.

Frank

On Sun, 24 Sep 2006 11:02:40 -0400, katy
wrote:

Scotty wrote:
Around here, we build proper barns.


These are barnless people, Scotty...they just don't know....


But a proper boat cover just the same.

I, however, can't do that hampered as I am by restrictive covenants.
Looks like the ole boat may have to fend for itself out in the
elements as I cannot afford to build it lodging "with the same
materials, design elements and general construction as the primary
residence"

Frank

Scout wrote:
No, we know Katy - but some of us are now cashless!
Scout

"katy" wrote in message
...
Scotty wrote:
Around here, we build proper barns.

These are barnless people, Scotty...they just don't know....

heheheheh....lots of tuna casserole and hot dogs on the menu this coming
year?

Scotty wrote:
"Thom Stewart" wrote
We have Automobiles & trucks. We no longer use horse &
buggies or
wagons. We don't need to store hay (as of today) A barn,
with lighting
rod and HEX sign are from a time that has pasted. We don't
really need a
barn, with stalls for live stock


Oh you crazy modern kids!


.
We also have our house wired for electricity even most
GARAGE too


I have lectric in my barn.


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_



You might not, but some of us do....

Thom Stewart wrote:
Katy & Scott,

Yeah, we know. we know.

We have Automobiles & trucks. We no longer use horse & buggies or
wagons. We don't need to store hay (as of today) A barn, with lighting
rod and HEX sign are from a time that has pasted. We don't really need a
barn, with stalls for live stock

We also build Houses with closets and hallways, We've done away with the
natld on the wall also.

We also have our house wired for electricity even most GARAGE too

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We keep the tractor (which mows 2 acres of lawn and scrapes snow off a
very long inclined driveway), the Butterfly, the hoes, shovels,
rakes,gardening equipment, etc. and various and sundry other things in
the barn. Also, the wheelbarrow. We also store Mr Sails "toy" car in
there in the winter plus one of the kids snowmobiles. So it's not just
about animals....