"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Because I wanted to, crap-for-brains. I wanted to adjust the bow stop
and I didn't want to block the ramp.

How's your boat, Dennis?





I adjusted the bow stop on my trailer. The boat never left the trailer, and
the trailer never left the driveway!
Greg

Megalodon wrote:

It's amazing what you can come up with when you have nothing else to do...
how long did you weed through those posts to get all those times?

Fresh meat has arrived, boys.

-- Charlie

He needed to take a ****....

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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jim-- wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
Anonymous Sender wrote:

On 7/1 Harry wrote:

Yesterday, just for the hell of it, I did a solo launch and retrieval
of
our Parker 25. The launch was easy, as I was using a deep ramp. The
boat
just floated free of the trailer, so I tied it off and parked the tow
vehicle and trailer.

On the day he claimed he was boating, he still managed to post 23
times.
When did he actually find the time to go boating as he claimed? Must
have
been a short trip.

6:22 AM




Another right-wing non-reader. Where does my post state I went boating?
I said I splashed and retrieved the boat. That takes 20 minutes.
Getting
to the marina from my front door takes a lot less time than that.


Let's see. Here is what you originally posted.

"Yesterday, just for the hell of it, I did a solo launch and retrieval
of
our Parker 25. The launch was easy, as I was using a deep ramp. The boat
just floated free of the trailer, so I tied it off and parked the tow
vehicle and trailer."

If all you did was launch and then retrieve the boat why you would park
the
tow vehicle and trailer? Caught in another lie Harry?



Because I wanted to, crap-for-brains. I wanted to adjust the bow stop
and I didn't want to block the ramp.

How's your boat, Dennis?

Greg O wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...


Because I wanted to, crap-for-brains. I wanted to adjust the bow stop
and I didn't want to block the ramp.

How's your boat, Dennis?





I adjusted the bow stop on my trailer. The boat never left the trailer, and
the trailer never left the driveway!
Greg


Good for you, Greg. My trailer boat is a bit heavy to move by hand when
it is on the bunk trailer and the trailer is on land.

pack a lunch.


"Charles" wrote in message
...


Megalodon wrote:

It's amazing what you can come up with when you have nothing else to
do...
how long did you weed through those posts to get all those times?

Fresh meat has arrived, boys.

-- Charlie

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

I adjusted the bow stop on my trailer. The boat never left the trailer,
and
the trailer never left the driveway!
Greg


Good for you, Greg. My trailer boat is a bit heavy to move by hand when
it is on the bunk trailer and the trailer is on land.


I have seen bigger boats than yours slid off trailers on dry land. Think
winch, big tree.
Greg

Greg O wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

I adjusted the bow stop on my trailer. The boat never left the trailer,
and
the trailer never left the driveway!
Greg


Good for you, Greg. My trailer boat is a bit heavy to move by hand when
it is on the bunk trailer and the trailer is on land.


I have seen bigger boats than yours slid off trailers on dry land. Think
winch, big tree.
Greg



You think I should dry-slide my 3+ ton boat on the trailer bunks?
I don't think so.
Far easier to float the boat and then make the adjustment.

"Anonymous Sender" wrote in message
acolo.com...
On Fri, 02 Jul 2004, "Doug Kanter" wrote:
"Anonymous Sender" wrote in message
tacolo.com...


That's interesting. I did the exact same thing with MY boat last week,
so
I
could replace the bunk carpet.

Bet it took you more than 20 minutes.

30 minutes.


BTW, at our launches, tying off the boat to the launch dock is only
allowed
for loading and unloading. It is considered extremely rude to tie up
dock
space meant for that purpose.

Any idea what time of day I did the work?

Nope and don't really care. Just pointing out that our launches are for
loading and unloading only.

Thanks for the tip. I thought you could park a boat at the loading docks and
leave for a 3 hour dinner. What a surprise to find out otherwise.

Even so, I did the work at around 8:30 on a Monday night. The place was
dead. The 6 in/out docks were empty, but I still parked the boat at one of
the 4 pumpout docks.

K. Smith wrote:



Thanks anon & well done, then of course the world's most experienced
boater didn';t seem to know that the manual winch had multiple speeds???


Nope. Didn't really start using the trailer until this season. Last
season, boat was stored on a cradle, trailer was stored in a boatyard.
Only trailered the boat a couple of times. This season boat is stored on
a trailer, and launched at least once a week. Never bothered to examine
the winch or notice there was a lever that allowed another gear to slide
over.

None of my other trailer boats had multi-speed winches. They were much,
much lighter boats, and there was no need for a multi-speed.

You have grandkids? How, by immaculate deception?

K. Smith wrote:


You let me know when you're available, and I'll confirm my availability.
When you arrive on the agreed upon date, I'll offer up a cell phone
number and meet you. You show me the money and your willingness to part
with it, and I'll take you to the boat and demonstrate our ownership.

There it is Jim the old "our" ownership!! It's not his it belongs to
the union group!!! Don't forget you're dealing with a socialist.


"Our" implies familial, you dumb skank. As in "et ux." Or, in your
case, "et ox."

Socialist? Now there's a laugh.

What happened to your daily ECT, Smith? Burn out the electrodes?