TOPIC: End of season projects

30's and 40's at night, windy conditions on Michigan/Green Bay make for unpleasant boating so I sadly put the Pull Toy in hibernation.
But there's a couple winter projects in the future. Putting in a "new" 18 gallon fuel tank, MAYBE swapping motors, got this '73 135 with tilt sitting around collecting dust or just McGievering the tilt section to the 100hp Meteor. Talk about change of seasons, lookie what is sitting next to the motor stand. You guys down south wouldn't know what it is

Yeah it's storage containers, we have those!

Bob

Absolutely right

Let's try this again...

Like sesame street, which one of these items don't belong, hint- left side.

Yeah I know. We hear'd bout one them thar contraptions, throws sometin called snow.

Bob

Looks like an Ariens snow blower Cal? (I remember them, grew up in eastern IA!)

Cal, here is my snow blower. us northern people get a lot of the white crap. frog hope this works I got new soft ware for the comp and am trying it out.

Mark..it's an Arens. The company is about 40 miles south of me.
Greg, Nice, even a lawn mower 0n the back in case you get a warm day. A woosie cab to keep the mosquitoes out. Wish I had one but short on garage space.

UGHH, just rearranged my garage Monday, pulled everything out and put back in in different configuration so I could put my snowblower and generator up front for easy access. This weekend will be running and making sure all is tuned up. Usually I wait till later in the year as I hate to throw in the towel on good wather, but given the winters here the last few years, taking no chances this year!

Like the Evinrude!!

That's the one I'm thinking of swapping on my "Pull Toy". Want to pull the lower and replace the impeller, repaint and general clean up first though. A few months yet before the snow flies so the blower still sits but I did get the outboards fogged and the trailer wheels jacked up off the concrete. Now it's time to fell a few dead trees in the back to make wood for the fireplace.