tigerbait703

Can't remember off the top my head, but wasn't those Terminator ones pretty much indestructible?

I have one with an EA81 Subaru in it, 18x54. Built by a local guy not far from me. We have a ton of these around my area.

We have a group on FB called "Inboard Nation". Lots of good information for mudboats there.

Get a mini split. Just installed a Pioneer 12k BTU and it runs on 110v. Thing puts out, and has a heat pump. Install isn't hard.

Especially if they granny shifting and not double clutching like they supposed to.

Early 2000's hunting Point Aux Chene, we launched off Island Rd with 2 pirouges and crossed the lil bay. Ducks started flying like crazy before a hard front started passing through. We hunkered down with our pirouges pulled up on the marsh and let it ride. When we decided to leave the waves were so bad we were taking in water.

So, before we sank and lost everything we decided to just bail and jump in. Water was way more warm than the outside air, so it really wasn't that bad. We swam the pirouges in for about 2 hours trying not to lose anything. Rode back home in our boxers with the heater full blast.

Just got the '24 Sierra Elevation with the 3.0 about 4 weeks ago. Already got over 2k miles on it (trip to Tennessee was 1.5k), and my average fuel consumption since having it is over 28 mpg. I went from the 5.3 Silverado filling up every 3-4 days to now to 1-1/2 weeks.

It has great pulling power for what I need it for.

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They are delivering 3 of the new Tohatsu 50hp motors next week. La Department of WL&F is getting one the other two are going to rec guys. Would not say what the price tag is but i would estimate close to $20k.

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X40 $10,575.00
XRF40 $13,575.00
XRF50 (Tohatsu) $19,575.00

The build process and the aftermath.



















And then Ida had to shower her arse... :wah:





But we salvaged the pontoons and some of the joist. Started over and now it currently looks like this:

Guy I know shot a small Elk on a management area that got out. GW told him, that's some good eating right there. If their not native to Louisiana, we don't have a season or regulations on them, shoot em'

Low Water Records
(1) 2.89 ft on 11/14/1895
(2) 3.24 ft on 11/12/1894
(3) 3.49 ft on 12/15/1872
(4) 3.84 ft on 11/03/1897
(5) 3.95 ft on 11/25/1887

Historic Crests
(1) 63.39 ft on 05/18/2011
(2) 61.94 ft on 03/19/2019
(3) 61.61 ft on 03/24/1997
(4) 61.42 ft on 04/16/2020
(5) 61.22 ft on 03/19/2018

This was slightly up river from St. Francisville. I'm sure the saltwater intrusion was not a big deal between the Civil War and WWI. On this same gauge its fixing to be at 13' for reference.