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The cabin in McDermid doesn't belong to Island Lake. It belongs to Grizzly Basin Outfitters.

So.....your first instinct when you see a liquid you can't identify.....is to LICK it? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Not sure what they're calling Thunder Meadows, but McDermid creek drainage from Sand creek is only a vehicle access hunting closure.

Withdrew the last minute amendment that banned a bunch of hunting rifles and shotguns. The original Bill C-21 is still there.

That's not it then. Some heat coming from somewhere though. Wherever you plug it in next time you use it, as soon as it times out, unplug it and see if the male cord cap is hot on that side. May be as simple as a high resistance connection inside the molded cord cap. Appliances are notorious for...

How easy is it to get those spade connectors apart when you changed the plug?

They gotta pay for the raise we just got too. :p :p

Cooper Lake. :p

I've had half a dozen short box trucks in my life and every one of them pizzed me off. Gotta be some long box around somewhere. I'd keep looking.

Check with the Recreation Officer at Sites and Trails BC. I believe that area's in the Cranbrook district. 250 420-6382 I doubt their management agreement gives them the legal right to stop you. Any crown land management agreement I've read specifically states the agreement does not provide...

I hear ya. I spent over 20 years fighting against snowmobile closures for Caribou in the South Purcells. In the end it was Wolves and a completely failed Caribou transplant attempt that saved us. Till they come up with another species of convenience anyway. Hard to justify closures for Caribou...

Yellowstone to Yukon. They're filling it in slowly buy surely.

If you can get someone to pay an inflated price I guess.

Reduces the total you pay provincial tax on by the value of the trade in.

And there would be zero lubrication to the crank bearings too. Brain fart! Don't know what I was thinking. :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Not so baffling. A primer on an old school piston ported engine injects the fuel more or less directly into the cylinder. On this case reed inducted engine however it needs to get past the reeds, then through the crankcase, then the transfer ports to get into the cylinder. Nowhere near...

With the wiring harness from under the flywheel not plugged into anything it should run. All you need is a way to shut it off, and all they did back then was ground the primary side of the coils with a switch.

If it's that hot I stay home. I don't go camping to sit in my trailer.

Yup. 1969 Moto-Ski Zephyr. Dad bought it for us brand new. Had lots of fan cooled since then.

It's not so much about not liking mining as it is not liking the false narrative of "green" EV's.